Dialogue With China: Opportunities And Risks
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Business Leadership
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Chinese Governance and Management
Confucian Entrepreneurship
Cross-Cultural Business Negotiations
Cross-Cultural Dialogue
Cultivating Confucian Virtues in a Globalizing Economy
Environmental Challenges
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Establishing Trust Through Dialogue for Collaboration
International Management
Moral Consensus and Cooperation for Social Responsibility
Moral Education Across Cultural Boundaries
Philanthropy in China
Practicing Reciprocity (Shu) in Today's International Environment
Religions and Cultural Dialogue
Servant Leadership
The Belt and Road Initiative
Wisdom Traditions
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- ISBN 9789811248740
- Publication Date: 06 Jul 2022
- Publisher: World Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd
- Publication City/Country: SG
- Product Form: Hardback
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This book is the first volume of a projected series of six handbooks on various aspects involved in contemporary encounters with China and her people. The book argues for a hands-on approach of dialogue with China, which seems to be crucial for business success in China. Bearing in mind the various present clashes with China and an increasing negative image of China internationally, the book is conceived as a handbook reflecting the experiences of observers who provide helpful hints to better understand and appreciate Chinese culture without being blindfolded by multiple traps and pitfalls.The book features a selection of articles published in the Macau Ricci Institute Journal (MRIJ) in its first six issues from 2017 through 2020. The essays featured in this book provide elements for a frank appraisal of China's Belt and Road Initiative, by highlighting the PRC government's aspirations for the project, while examining these in the light of the practical problems encountered by both hosts and representatives among the participants in BRI projects.
