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Prof. Yuan Ding and Lecturer Hua Zhang Ask “Is Private Ownership the Engine for China’s Growth?” |
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2008-04 |
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In one of the few published studies exploring private ownership of Chinese firms, CEIBS Professor of Accounting Yuan Ding, CEIBS Lecturer of Finance Hua Zhang, and Associate Professor at the University of Hong Kong Junxi Zhang investigate whether a company’s ownership structure impacts performance.
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Prof. Amy Shuen on the Power of Web 2.0 |
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2008-04 |
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In her latest book, Web 2.0: A Strategy Guide, CEIBS Professor of Management Practice and renowned authority on Silicon Valley business models Amy Sheun provides solid advice on how companies can take full economic advantage of the internet.
A valuable tool for anyone dreaming of creating the next Google, Prof. Sheun’s book also provides helpful insight for analysts and investors who analyze and value investments within the Web 2.0 paradigm.
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China CEO: A Case Guide for Business Leaders in China |
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2007-04 |
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By Juan A. Fernandez & Shengjun Liu |
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Some Western business leaders are moving into China without any clear knowledge of the many pitfalls they will encounter: the weak rule of law, forceful governmental intervention, a scarcity of managerial talents, the likelihood of counterfeiting, the fast-paced business environment and suprisingly aggressive local competitors. This book uses case studies to both illuminate and examine these key managerial challenges.
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Intellige ut credas |
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2006-06 |
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By Alfredo Pastor |
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 "Understand, so that you should believe, Augustine's words on faith and reason, might apply to the West's attitude towards Chinese economic reform: for some, the reform process started with Mr Deng Xiaoping and has proceeded without hitches to make China a formidable machine ready - and probably willing - to conquer the world; for others, China's reforms are too timid to save it from economic and social collapse, which lasting disregard for the prescriptions of the Washington consensus must inevitably bring about. Both views contain a grain of truth, and it needed Professor Wu's book to put them both in perspective.
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China CEO: Voices of Experience from 20 International Business Leaders |
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2006-02 |
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By Juan A. Fernandez & Laurie Underwood |
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The 21st century is the Chinese century and many international executives know that success in China is critical-for their company and their career. But China is a confusingly complex, fast-moving and often contradictory country for the outsider. What can international business executives do to improve their chances of success?
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