This book examines the economic growth of China and India, and takes a long historical view, combining economic history with an analysis of the current situation. It considers the nature of capitalism in the two countries, their institutional structures, legal frameworks, state industrial strategies, and their different approaches to state-owned enterprises and the encouragement of entrepreneurs and investors. It thereby provides a comprehensive overview of the strategic factors driving growth in both countries. It shows that growth is not driven by an imitation of Western models, and…mehr
This book examines the economic growth of China and India, and takes a long historical view, combining economic history with an analysis of the current situation. It considers the nature of capitalism in the two countries, their institutional structures, legal frameworks, state industrial strategies, and their different approaches to state-owned enterprises and the encouragement of entrepreneurs and investors. It thereby provides a comprehensive overview of the strategic factors driving growth in both countries. It shows that growth is not driven by an imitation of Western models, and concludes by assessing the prospects for continued growth in future in both China and India.
Rajeswary Ampalavanar Brown is Emeritus Professor in International Business at Royal Holloway College, University of London. She is the author of The Indian Minority and Political Change in Malaya, 1945-1957; Capital and Entrepreneurship in South East Asia; Chinese Big Business and the Wealth of Asian Nations; The Rise of the Corporate Economy in South East Asia; and Islam in Modern Thailand: Faith, Philanthropy and Politics.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Two Major Asian Peripheries, China and India, and their Distinct Corporate Economies: The Silent Tongue of " One Asia Or Many". 2. The Restructuring of China's State Owned Enterprises since 1978 3. Chinese Retailers Abroad and China's Consumption Patterns at Home: The Prosperity of Prada and a Sorcery of Branded Luxury. 4. The Silent Vulgar Tongue: Guanxi and Trust in Chinese Corporations. 5. Financial Reform in China, Banking State and Efficiency 6. The Development of the Chinese Stock Market and Globalization of Chinese Corporations and Financial Markets 7. The Role of Labour in Agrarian and Industrial Dynamics of Change 8. Utilitarian Blindness to Innovation Mistaken for Sight in China's Search for Acquisition of Western Magic Pagodas. 9. China and Globalization Strategy and Scope. 10. Corporate Institutions and Law in India: State, Space and the Capitalists. 11. Tata and Sons: Appropriating and Keeping the State in Space. 12. Indian Financial Institutions: Law Renaissance, Illusions and Realities. 13. Rethinking the Corporate and Financial Institutions of Islam through the Moral Economy of the Waqf 14. From Empire to Independence to Economic Liberalism and Globalization: Indian Labour's Journey 15. Chinese and Indian Corporate Economy: A Radical Construction of Law, the State and Corporations 16. Conclusion
1. Two Major Asian Peripheries, China and India, and their Distinct Corporate Economies: The Silent Tongue of " One Asia Or Many". 2. The Restructuring of China's State Owned Enterprises since 1978 3. Chinese Retailers Abroad and China's Consumption Patterns at Home: The Prosperity of Prada and a Sorcery of Branded Luxury. 4. The Silent Vulgar Tongue: Guanxi and Trust in Chinese Corporations. 5. Financial Reform in China, Banking State and Efficiency 6. The Development of the Chinese Stock Market and Globalization of Chinese Corporations and Financial Markets 7. The Role of Labour in Agrarian and Industrial Dynamics of Change 8. Utilitarian Blindness to Innovation Mistaken for Sight in China's Search for Acquisition of Western Magic Pagodas. 9. China and Globalization Strategy and Scope. 10. Corporate Institutions and Law in India: State, Space and the Capitalists. 11. Tata and Sons: Appropriating and Keeping the State in Space. 12. Indian Financial Institutions: Law Renaissance, Illusions and Realities. 13. Rethinking the Corporate and Financial Institutions of Islam through the Moral Economy of the Waqf 14. From Empire to Independence to Economic Liberalism and Globalization: Indian Labour's Journey 15. Chinese and Indian Corporate Economy: A Radical Construction of Law, the State and Corporations 16. Conclusion
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