By Klaus Meyer, Professor of Strategy and International Business 

Chinese multinationals have cried foul over unreasonable objections to their investment plans outside their country’s borders. While some arguments for opposing deals from foreign firms may hold true, others are thinly disguised new forms of protectionism.  Either way, state-related firms have to find ways to overcome the distrust marking their arrival. What can they do to get past this major hurdle and establish business operations abroad? Read more on Forbes.com