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Big dragon : China's future : what it means for business, the economy, and the global order

Title: Big dragon : China's future : what it means for business, the economy, and the global order / Daniel Burstein and Arne J. De Keijzer.
Author: Burstein, Daniel
Publication: New York : Simon & Schuster, 1998.

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De Keijzer, Arne J

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Contents

Introduction: Present at the Creation -- Pt. I. Inside The New Cold War: Strategy and Management. Ch. 1. A New and Unnecessary Cold War Takes Shape. Ch. 2. The Eagle and the Dragon (I): From Clipper Ships to Tiananmen Square. Ch. 3. The Eagle and the Dragon (II): To the Brink. Ch. 4. Competing and Cooperating with the World's New Economic Superpower. Ch. 5. Threat or Challenge? -- Pt. II. Benchmarking China: The Shanghai Allusion. Ch. 6. Of Bulls, Bears, and Being Moderately Bullish. Ch. 7. China's Burdens. Ch. 8. Impossible Problems - and Possible Solutions. Ch. 9. The Impulse Toward Unity: The Geopolitical Meaning of the "Middle Kingdom" Ch. 10. "Crossing the River by Feeling the Stones" -- Pt. III. Jumping into the Sea: A Thousand Rivers. Ch. 11. Zhang Wei: Finding Answers to the Question of Ownership. Ch. 12. Chen Ping: The Adventurer. Ch. 13. Feng Lun: Master Builder -- Pt. IV. Geomancing the Dragon: Wind and Water. Ch. 14. The Next Five Years: The Dragon at Home.
Ch. 15. The Next Five Years: The Dragon Peers Out. Ch. 16. Scenarios for the Twenty-first Century. Ch. 17. Fast-Forward to the Future: The Superdragon in 2024 -- Pt. V. Beyond the Cold War: The Past, the Future, and a Talk with Deng Xiaoping. Ch. 18. The New Shanghai Compact: Maximizing Opportunity, Minimizing Conflict.

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068480316X

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97050092

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