Reviving the national soul communication and national integration in China's market economic era. by Chen, Yanru.

“…This study is grounded in three cases of national campaigns in China's market economy era: Beijing's bid for year 2000 Olympics (Bid case), national commemoration of Mao Zedong's 100th anniversary (Mao case), and national celebration of the 50th anniversary of China's victory over Japanese aggression (Victory case) Drawing and building upon relevant writings on development communication, the role of communication in national integration, and mass mobilisation campaigns in China, the thesis advances key definitions and conceptions crucial to these areas, such as "nation" in its various senses, and "national integration" as is grounded in the case analysis. …”
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When Buddhism meets development : how commercialization affects Buddhism in China today by Wan, Bing Yan

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Rethinking Singapore-Sino relations : prospects and perils of China’s regional multilateralism for Singapore by Zhang, Suzie Suyi

“…The ongoing South China Sea territorial disputes between China and several ASEAN claimant states had resulted in hiccups in the longstanding warm Singapore-Sino ties. …”
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Peer-to-peer car sharing in China (Time-based usage pattern analysis) by Yu, Jenny Chieh Ning

“…Car-sharing, as one of the fastest growing urban mobility innovations worldwide, is now getting popular in China. As the cost of private car ownership continuously increases, and as part of the worldwide effort to reduce greenhouse gas emission. …”
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中国工会问题研究 = A study on the situation of the trade union in China by 王 昌 Wang, Chang

“…The report studied the situation of the trade union in China and discussed any changes needed for the trade union.…”
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China-Japan-Korea Trilateral Summit: What does it mean for East Asia? by Teo, Sarah

“…The leaders of China, Japan and South Korea have resumed the Trilateral Summit. …”
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Pandemics and International Norms: China's handling of the H1N1 flu by Zha, Daojiong

“…In the country’s first case of imported H1N1 flu, China quarantined all individuals who shared the same flight from Mexico City to Shanghai. …”
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The Changing Power Distribution in the South China Sea: Implications for Conflict Management and Avoidance by Ralf, Emmers

“…The South China Sea disputes continue to play a destabilizing role in regional security and to act as an irritant in bilateral and multilateral relations. …”
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Protecting Our Seas - Marine Environmental Protection and Cooperation: An ASEAN-China Framework? by Trajano, Julius Cesar Imperial

“…Marine environmental protection (MEP) in the South China Sea may hold the key to building mutual trust and confidence among claimant states. …”
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Why shoot it down now? : understanding China's missile firing into outer space by Horta, Loro

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Comparative study of compensation & benefits practices across different forms of enterprises in China by Song, Annie Yew Mei, Yan, Jiaxin

“…The large scale reforms that China has undertaken in recent years have brought focus into their compensation and benefits system. …”
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Bilateral trade between China and Singapore and its effects on Singapore's export structure by Gan, Kim Moy, Ong, Allan Teck Guan, Tan, Yong Yi

“…In our study, a model was formulated to investigate how economic factors, such as GDP and exchange rate, and the occurrence of recent phenomenon, such as China's accession into the WTO and the revaluation of the Yuan, affected trade between Singapore and China. …”
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Does bankruptcy law prevent internalization of environmental costs: evidence from China by Li, Xingwei

“…The ‘polluter pays’ principle has been implemented by several pieces of environmental legislation in China as a means to confront the issue of liability in the case of bankrupt polluters. …”
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Taming metals: the use of leaded bronze in early China, 2000–1250 BC by Huan, L

“…<p>It has long been known that leaded bronze, an alloy consisting primarily of copper with the addition of tin and lead, was widely used in early China, starting from around the second millennium BC. …”

Why do rural migrant mothers in urban China digitally monitor their children? by Murphy, R, Wu, G

“…We examine how and why some rural intra-provincial working migrant women in cities in central China used digital monitoring technologies in their mothering. …”

“Country Roads” to globalization: sociological models for understanding american popular music in China by Rupke, HN, Blank, G

Digital Media and Social Theory: The View from Xi’s China and Modi’s India by Schroeder, R

“…This paper attempts to redress this imbalance by reference to two major countries that have also been models in other parts of the world, India and China. In both countries, the autonomy of the public sphere of media is constrained, though less so in India’s half-democracy than in China’s authoritarian party state. …”

Public responses to foreign protectionism: evidence from the US-China trade war by Steinberg, DA, Tan, Y

“…To address this question, we fielded three original survey experiments in the country most affected by US protectionism: China. First, we find consistent evidence that US protectionism reduces support for trade among Chinese citizens. …”

Masalah fonologi Bahasa Melayu dalam kalangan pelajar universiti di China by Zaiton Zakarya, Salinah Ja’afar, Mardian Shah Omar, Li, Wanjun

“…Keputusan memperlihatkan faktor yang menyumbang kepada cabaran yang dihadapi oleh pelajar China dalam menguasai fonologi bahasa Melayu, iaitu perbezaan sistem fonologi bahasa China dan bahasa Melayu. …”
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Climate risk disclosure and financial performance of high carbon emission companies in China by Norman Mohd Saleh, Duan Shuang

“…This study used a sample of 1,241 annual reports of China's high carbon emission A-share listed companies from 2013 to 2022 as samples and used the climate-related risk keywords developed by prior literature to quantitatively measure the level of the company's disclosure of climate risk information. …”
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