China's Global Political Economy

This book explores the complexities of China's political economy and management strategies, offering valuable insights into China's Global Political Economy.

This insightful book delves into the evolving management strategies of foreign companies investing in China and the approaches of Chinese enterprises operating abroad. China's Global Political Economy provides a comprehensive analysis of the political economy of China, particularly in light of the shifting policies of the Communist Party. Through this lens, the book explores how these changes influence both domestic and international business dynamics.

A significant focus of China's Global Political Economy is the intersection of economic growth and social issues within China. The introductory section lays the groundwork by examining how China's rapid development impacts its domestic landscape while simultaneously projecting its influence on the global stage. The book then critically evaluates the implications of foreign investment, various business management strategies, and essential areas such as human resource management and corporate social responsibility.

In its concluding sections, the text argues that promoting consumption is a key objective for Chinese leadership. It emphasizes the pivotal role of the food industry in this strategy. This book serves as a valuable resource for students and scholars interested in Chinese business practices, management, and international political economy, as well as for policymakers and business professionals seeking to navigate the complexities of China's market.