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. …”

Artificial Intelligence and the US-China Balance of Power by Chang, Benjamin Angel

“…Under low to medium alert, the simulation finds this would enable successful US nuclear counterforce. …”
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Turning the virtual into reality: China's role in the metaverse by Gong, Xue

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Mediating effects of satisfaction in the relationship between motivation factors and continuous viewing intentions towards Chinese documentary programs by Mengyu, Li

Subjects: “…Documentary television programs - China…”
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SOULWARE : THE AMERICAN WAY IN CHINA'S HIGHER EDUCATION / by Kuo, Way, 1951- author 347028, John Wiley & Sons (Online service) 647106

“…This book is a critical account of the history, evolution and challenges of higher education in mainland China, Taiwan and Hong Kong, with important reflections on other systems, notably those in the US, UK, Korea and Japan. …”
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Ending gated communities: the rationales for resistance in China by Chiu-Shee, Colleen, Ryan, Brent D., Vale, Lawrence J.

“…Although gated communities (GCs) have spread globally, their prevalence in China is often attributed to China’s unique tradition of gated living. …”
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MH370 : limits of China's soft power by Ho, Benjamin

“…Much of China’s objective to be great power would depend on how much soft power influence it wields on the global community. …”
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China : one year after September 11 by Tang, Shiping

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US-China Conflict : Will ASEAN Centrality Be Derailed? by Yang Razali Kassim

“…The US-China trade war is fast escalating into a political one with security implications as US senators re-introduced a sanctions bill to check Beijing on its expansionism in the South China Sea and East China Sea. …”
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Constructing generations in China: a Mannheimian approach by Tam, Chen Hee

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Internal capital market of China I & II by Cheng, Yao Ling

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After revolution : reading Rousseau in 1990s China by van Dongen, Els, Chang, Yuan

“…During the 1990s, following the tragedy of Tiananmen and the decline of socialism, Rousseau served to reflect on China’s twentieth-century trajectory and the disastrous political consequences of collective moral idealism. …”
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The Chinese expansion and language coexistence in Modern China by LaPolla, Randy J.

“…The last section is on language coexistence in Modern China.…”
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China's defence budget – the trend of the ascending numbers by Jash, Amrita

“…China’s defence budget reflects the country’s increasing military might and aspirations, with the 14th Five-Year Plan seeking to modernise the People’s Liberation Army and bolster national security. …”
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Three essays on the share structure reform in China by Zhu, Yanjian

“…In China, prior to April 29, 2005, about two thirds of all outstanding shares were mainly help by the government or government-linked agencies and cannot be traded in the open market. …”
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Acquisitions of China's national oil companies and the implications by Aziz Malek

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Trend analysis of contemporary China's administrative reform by He, Fei

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Corporate governance in China : a study on S-chips by Lim, Sylvia Ying Zhen, Chen, Xizi, Jaya Pathak

“…Other literature reviews were also conducted to determine the cultural factors in China that result in S-Chips’ prevalent poor corporate governance. …”
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Overseas listing of China's companies : causes and consequences by Wu, Yujun

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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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