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Big Dragon

China's Future, What It Means for Business, the Economy, and the Global Order

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No country presents as many challenges to America's business and political agenda as China. Once seen as a potential liberal democracy, the narrative has shifted toward the possibility of a new cold war, echoing the fears of the past. This comprehensive examination of China’s future in the post-Deng Xiaoping era offers a practical blueprint for business leaders, policymakers, and citizens as they navigate new strategies for engaging with a nation that could become either a partner or an adversary. The authors, seasoned experts who have been involved with China since the 1970s, provide insights based on extensive research and firsthand experiences with Chinese leaders and innovators shaping the new economic landscape. Major American companies view China as a crucial market for growth, making it essential for U.S. businesses to develop effective strategies in this competitive environment. The book articulates an innovative approach for the United States, grounded in realistic assessments of China's trajectory. It presents a clear vision of how China's political landscape may evolve over the next twenty-five years and how the U.S. can adapt accordingly, offering a balanced perspective on the implications of China's rise for American business, politics, and lifestyles.

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Big Dragon, Dan Burstein, Arne De Keijzer

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Rok wydania
1998
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Tytuł
Big Dragon
Podtytuł
China's Future, What It Means for Business, the Economy, and the Global Order
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
1998
Oprawa
twarda
Liczba stron
416
ISBN10
068480316X
ISBN13
9780684803166
Seria
Ocena
3,2 z 5
Opis
No country presents as many challenges to America's business and political agenda as China. Once seen as a potential liberal democracy, the narrative has shifted toward the possibility of a new cold war, echoing the fears of the past. This comprehensive examination of China’s future in the post-Deng Xiaoping era offers a practical blueprint for business leaders, policymakers, and citizens as they navigate new strategies for engaging with a nation that could become either a partner or an adversary. The authors, seasoned experts who have been involved with China since the 1970s, provide insights based on extensive research and firsthand experiences with Chinese leaders and innovators shaping the new economic landscape. Major American companies view China as a crucial market for growth, making it essential for U.S. businesses to develop effective strategies in this competitive environment. The book articulates an innovative approach for the United States, grounded in realistic assessments of China's trajectory. It presents a clear vision of how China's political landscape may evolve over the next twenty-five years and how the U.S. can adapt accordingly, offering a balanced perspective on the implications of China's rise for American business, politics, and lifestyles.