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• Delightful Public Ownership of China Business (Part 1) - Editor, 3 December 2007

There are fundamental differences between China business and commercial or industrial ventures in other countries. Most of the literature on this contentious matter is in English and dominated by thinkers straight-jacketed by the dogma of free enterprise. The world may have thrown the baby away with the used bath water, in dismissing qualities of public ownership once the Berlin wall and its constructor began to collapse. It is therefore a matter of sublime introspection to reflect on and to appreciate the communist foundations of China business. It is not in this country’s genes to shout from the roof tops about its strengths and capabilities. That should not prevent enthusiasts from gleaning the hidden secrets of China business.

• Delightful Public Ownership of China Business (Part 2) - Editor, 3 December 2007

Delightful Public Ownership of China Business (Part 1)

All this happens in ways which are novel, and in a language that most westerners do not know, but it does occur! An outstanding learning experience for people from all walks of life hides under the skirts of how China business truly operates. What better way to do this than to reflect on the performance and methods of a typical China business product?

• Sustainable China Business (Part 1) - Editor, 5 November 2007

Will China business continue to grow, or is it a bubble that could explode all of a sudden? The public domain on opinions and information on this matter of global interest is dominated by classical western thought. Leaders from the realms of business, economics, and social development, never lose opportunities to take pot shots at China business, and tend to act as soothsayers of doom! The Beijing regime has not only survived more than a decade of criticism, but has ensured that the amazing march of China business continues unabated. The objective of this article is to try and ferret out the means of sustainability in China business, and lessons that it may hold for both citizens and for foreigners, on how to participate in the long term evolution of this wondrous country’s economic history.

• Sustainable China Business (Part 2) - Editor, 5 November 2007

Sustainable China Business (Part 1)

Technological, Environmental, and Social Perspectives of Forestry in China Business

Forestry evokes images of primordial industrial activities such as logging, with inevitable environmental concerns. It is also assumed that these preserves are best left to indigenous communities alone, with little or no room for modern technologies and area developments. However, the contrary has become true in this Millennium, with a host of new ideas and ways of blending the beautiful versatility of green forests and the hard facts of modern commerce. It is now possible to nurture pristine eco-systems, while simultaneously making growing contributions to national exchequers and to local communities as well.

• Stable Foundations of China Business (Part 1) - Editor, 29 October 2007

The amazing expansion of China business attracts both admirers and critics in large measures. There is no dearth of theories on why China business is such a success, and others to explain why it is so skewed. Guangdong is at the center of related controversies because it is so much ahead of its peers in the country. The region has attracted significant numbers of migrants from other regions, and the most famous cities of Guangdong also play host to significant numbers of expatriates.

• Stable Foundations of China Business (Part 2) - Editor, 29 October 2007

Stable Foundations of China Business (Part 1)

The Role of Technology in China Business

The Anglo-Saxon dominated world of today may not regard the acronym SCUT with much reverence, but it is extremely meaningful for the best domestic brains behind China business. Have you ever thought how this country could find the know-how to penetrate all major world markets with its products? The South China University of Technology churns out nearly fifty thousand engineers and entrepreneurs a year.

• The Trojan horse of China Business (Part 1) - Editor, 15 October 2007

The combined glitter of celebrity sites of China business such as Shanghai can hide the myriad profit and growth opportunities for global players in this vast nation. There is abundant criticism that the Beijing government has favored a few urban centers with funds for development, often at the cost of deprived agrarian communities.

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