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Home > China: An International Journal > (Print Edition) China: An International Journal Volume 15, Number 4 (November 2017)
(Print Edition) China: An International Journal Volume 15, Number 4 (November 2017)

(Print Edition) China: An International Journal Volume 15, Number 4 (November 2017)

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Contents

RESEARCH

Stimuli-Responsive Transformation of Governance: A Case Study of China’s Central Administration of Labour by Guobin ZHU and Kinglun NGOK

Encouraging “Grassroots Employment” for Chinese University Graduates: Promotion of “Socialist Citizenship” under Incentive Schemes by Che-po CHAN

Fighting the Prairie Fire: Why do Local Party-States in China Respond to Contentious Challengers Differently? by Xiaojun YAN and Kai ZHOU

How “Power–Interest Networks” Have Shaped Anti-Demolition Protests in Grassroots China by Xiaowei GUI

Adoption of the Market Mechanism and Its Impact on Illegal Land Use in China by Kilkon KO, Hui ZHI, Hongping LIAN

The Price of Informality: How Informal Finance Schemes Defaulted in China, 1989–2015 by Living LIN, Keming YANG

The Building of National Conglomerates in China: The Fiscal Capacity of Local Governments and the Expansion of Central State-owned Enterprises by Jing YE

China’s “Going Out” Strategy in Southeast Asia: Case Studies of the Automobile and Electronics Sectors by Guanie LIM

COMMENTS & NOTES
Propensity, Intensity and Persistence of R&D Spending in Chinese Firms by Yanrui WU

Resources for China–ASEAN Relations by Juan CHEN

China–Asean Relations July 2017 to September 2017: Important Documents by Juan CHEN

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