Fusion and Innovation
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This book provides a comprehensive and in-depth analysis of the mixed ownership reform, a timely and critical topic in the Chinese economy. Authors approach the subject matter with a unique blend of theoretical perspectives and practical examples, offering insights into the future trajectory of SOEs in China. The book's content spans from the historical evolution of SOEs, the role of state-owned capital, to the impact of mixed ownership on social capital, and the institutional measures required for successful reform. It is intended for academics, students, and practitioners interested in Chinese economy and business. The most important features and benefits of the book include its comprehensive analysis, blend of theory and practice, and forward-looking perspective.
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Dr. Wang's main research interests include Firm Theory, Digital Economy, and the reform of state-owned enterprises. He has published 50 high-quality academic papers on top domestic and international journals like Economic Research Journal and International Review of Economics & Finance for instance. In addition, he published influential books such as Platform Governance, New Cyber Economy, and Entrepreneurship and China's Economy. He has presided over a number of vertical projects supported by national ministries and government funding such as the National Natural Science Foundation of China. Moreover, he serves as a high-level consulting expert for State Administrations for Market Regulation of China.
Dr. Yang's research region is sub-Saharan Africa and the country of study is South Africa. His main research interests include special economic zones (SEZs), urbanization in Africa, management theory and practice, and education in area studies. He has published several high-quality academic papers on top domestic and international journals.
Content
Chapter 1: Introduction.- Chapter 2: Conventional State Asset Management.- Chapter 3: New Types of State Capital Management.- Chapter 4: The Temasek Model in Singapore.- Chapter 5: Corporate Governance under Mixed Ownership.- Chapter 6: The Brazilian Model.- Chapter 7: Conclusion.
