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 Kühlmann, Torsten M. /
Dolles, Harald (Hg.)
Sino-German Business
Relationships during the Age of Economic Reform
2002 · ISBN 978-3-89129-674-5 · vi/200 S., kt.
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EUR 19,00
This edited book is concerned with the rapidly changing business
environment in the People’s Republic of China (PRC) and its implications
for the management of enterprises – be it a state-owned or a privately owned
company, a Chinese or a foreign enterprise.
Introduction
by Torsten M. Kühlmann & Harald Dolles
I. The Economic
Transformation Process in China
by Jingchen Bai
II. The Current
Situation and the Prospects of the Reform of the Economic System in China
by Guoqiang Ma
III.
Intercultural Communication on the Basis of Culturally-Rooted Values – a Key
Factor for the Success of Business Relations
by Dieter Böhn, Henning Albrecht & Thomas Reichenbach
IV. Market
Presence and Organizational Structures Across Cultural Boundaries: Case
Studies on the Commitment of Bavarian Small to Medium-Sized Businesses in
China
by Gert Schmidt, Aida Bosch, Pamela Finley, Markus Promberger & Thomas
Reichenbach
V. Cooperation
Modes, Problems, and Coordination of Chinese-Foreign Equity Joint Ventures
by Li Huai
VI. German
Machines in China: Market Opportunities and Problems of Location
by Hans-Dieter Haas & Johannes Rehner
VII. A Study of
the Distribution Channels of Chinese Enterprises
by Yunting Feng
VIII. Dalian´s
Private Enterprises: Present Situation and Future Prospects
by Lin Zhong
IX. Privately
Owned Enterprises in China: Context, Functions, and Outcomes
by Torsten M. Kühlmann & Harald Dolles
X. The Challenges Small
and Medium-Sized Enterprises Face in the Transition to Modern Management
by Jingtian Ge |
