China’s Defence Spending: Settling in for Slow Growth? by Bitzinger, Richard A.

“…China’s recent defence budget increase of seven percent is the lowest in more than 25 years. …”
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Big Power Game in the South China Sea by Poh, Angela

“…US naval manoeuvres and Chinese activities in the South China Sea reflect a new big power game in which regional countries are caught in the middle. …”
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Anti-China sentiment in Africa: why are they unwelcomed? by Horta, Loro

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China & the Middle East: Tilting Towards Iran? by James, Michael Dorsey

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China's growing military transparency: the domestic factor by Li, Mingjiang

“…China has officially launched a spokesperson for the Ministry of Defence, an institution through which many expect to increase China’s military transparency. …”
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Factors affecting the performance of hotels in Beijing, China. by Kwik, Angeline Wan Yin., Tang, Ming Yang., Wong, Loo Yee.

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Malaysia-China Relations: A New Turn? by Johan Saravanamuttu, Han, David Guo Xiong

“…While it seeks closer ties with China, it does not imply that Malaysia is shifting away from the US.…”
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‘Ecological Civilisation’ : China’s Ideological Counter-View? by Lin, Qi Feng, Savage, Victor R.

“…China’s concept of ecological civilisation is meant to counter the Western view of sustainable development and assert its thought leadership on environmental issues.…”
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China’s Rise: Role of Two Defining Generations by Han, Fook Kwang

“…The Long March generation of revolutionary leaders is widely acknowledged as the founding heroes of modern China. But there is another generation ̶ the Cultural Revolution survivors ̶ whose experience during that tumultuous period shaped them in a similar way and who are now leading the country.…”
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The South China Sea : when the elephants dance by Sam, Bateman

“…The situation in the South China Sea has deteriorated recently. The three key players -- China, the United States and Vietnam -- can all accept some responsibility for the deterioration and should now mediate their differences.…”
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Swords to ploughshares : China’s defence-conversion policy by Lee, Dongmin

“…There are inherent structural difficulties encountered in the beating of swords into ploughshares. China sought to resolve problems associated with its defence-conversion programme with grand strategic planning involving concerted efforts from all three pillars of power -- the party, the state and the army. …”
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11 September and China : opportunities, challenges, and warfighting by Li, Nan.

“…This essay examines the Chinese perspectives on the implications of 11 September for US-China relations, and for fututre warfighting. On US-China relations, the essay shows two major Chinese views: the optimistic view which stresses post-11 September opportunities for better US-China relations and for Chinese gains, and the pessimistic view that places emphasis on post-11 September challenges for US-China relations, and the cost that China may have to pay. …”
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India and China : neither friends nor foes by Singh, Manjeet Pardesi

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Disaster coverage by China's radio and television stations by Xu, Jun

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Managing the South China Sea : sovereignty is not the issue by Bateman, Sam

“…Sovereignty disputes and maritime boundaries in the South China Sea will not be resolved in the foreseeable future. …”
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Beijing’s leadership transition : testing times for China by Ho, Benjamin Tze Ern, Oh, Ei Sun, Liu, Liu

“…The political scandal over the Bo Xilai affair has led to concerns over China’s internal stability. Over the past two decades, the centrality of the Party’s dominance has been maintained by the Chinese Communist Party’s skilful maneuvering around disturbing domestic issues and careful projection of an image of stability abroad. …”
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Johnson & Johnson's baby care products in China. by Chong, Yen Yin., Tan, Leanne Pei Ying., Tay, Chiou Rong.

“…The report looks into the marketing environment of J&J's baby care market in China. An analysis was done on the marketing mix of J&J as well as those of its main competitors. …”
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China's influence on fashion-making in Southeast Asia by Ling, Wessie

“…This podcast discusses Ling's research on China’s influence on fashion-making in Southeast Asia, from the fabric supply chain through design and sales; how fashion designers in the region feel about this influence and how these sentiments vary by country; steps Vietnamese designers are taking to highlight Vietnamese characteristics in fashion; how the research fieldwork and methodology are conducted for the study.…”
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Interns or workers? China's student labor regime by Chan, J, Pun, N, Selden, M

“…In the summer of 2010, Taiwanese-based Foxconn Technology Group- the world's largest electronics manufacturer- utilized the labor of 150,000 student interns from vocational schools at its facilities all over China. Foxconn is one of many global firms utilizing student intern labor. …”

China's rural migrant workers and labour politics by Chan, J, Selden, M

“…In contemporary China the word jieji (class) connotes antagonism and confrontation in the Marxist sense, eliciting dark memories of violent social struggles throughout China from the mid-1960s to the early 1970s. …”