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China business : the rules of the game / Carolyn Blackman.
Publication details: St Leonards, N.S.W. : Allen & Unwin, 2000.Description: xviii, 230 p. ; 22 cmISBN:- 1865082309
- 9781865082301
- International business enterprises -- China
- International business enterprises -- China -- Case studies
- Negotiation in business -- China
- Negotiation in business -- China -- Case studies
- Organizational change -- China
- Success in business -- China
- Business ethics -- China
- Business etiquette -- China
- Business enterprises, Foreign -- China
- 338.8851 21
- HD2910 .B53 2000
Contents:
PART I. THE CHINESE FACE OF GLOBALISATION. A lot to learn : "nowhere else in the world is it like this!" ; Sustaining competitive advantage ; Corruption : "Legitimate loot" ; Communication -- PART II. STRATEGIC PLANS MEET CHINESE REALITY. Disappointed expectations ; Hidden agendas ; Corrupt practices ; Trust -- PART III. FOREIGN MANAGERS, CHINESE STAFF. Shared management ; Culture change ; Skills differential ; Supervision ; Manager quality -- PART IV. BUREAUCRACY AND BUSINESS. The socialist market economy ; Local government power ; Exorbitant levies and sundry taxes ; Mutual co-operation, mutual benefits ; Talking to bureaucrats Conclusion.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 222-225) and index.
PART I. THE CHINESE FACE OF GLOBALISATION. A lot to learn : "nowhere else in the world is it like this!" ; Sustaining competitive advantage ; Corruption : "Legitimate loot" ; Communication -- PART II. STRATEGIC PLANS MEET CHINESE REALITY. Disappointed expectations ; Hidden agendas ; Corrupt practices ; Trust -- PART III. FOREIGN MANAGERS, CHINESE STAFF. Shared management ; Culture change ; Skills differential ; Supervision ; Manager quality -- PART IV. BUREAUCRACY AND BUSINESS. The socialist market economy ; Local government power ; Exorbitant levies and sundry taxes ; Mutual co-operation, mutual benefits ; Talking to bureaucrats Conclusion.
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