This article surveys corporate governance in China, as described in a growing literature
published in top journals. Unlike the classical vertical agency problems in Western countries, the …

… hold after the establishment of the People’s Republic of China in 1949. … as the Party in the
era of ‘opening up’in the age of … , emphasizes the need to strengthen and develop the rule of …

… estimated values of variance inflation factors (VIFs) for all explanatory variables (as showed
in the last column of Table II) were also below the threshold of 10. This evidence shows that …

… the expense of the very foundations of the local economy.10 After the humiliating loss of
the north China plain to the Jurchen Jin 䋦 dynasty (1115–1234), however, the Southern Song …

… , we explore the nonlinear conflicts between clans and legal governance, which helps … that
both the decrease in legal governance and the increase in potential interests aggravate the …

… order is currently sustained by international institutions, but its origins obviously predate the
post–World War II UN system and emerged across times and spaces where liberal elements…

… Rather, China conducts infrastructural ordering through the … by Chinese companies, which
transforms the conditions under … The remainder of this Article is organized as follows: Part II …

… the EGE of the panel data of 86 ISEs (see Table S1) in China from 2005 to 2014, and the
data are derived from the Environmental Protection Statistics of China's Iron and Steel Industry (…

… the contributions that China studies have made to the broader accounting literature, the
limitations of the … political and regulatory institutions (Section 2), ii) China's relationships with …

… This article argues that, much to the contrary, Chinese politics have in fact … first, as a purely
instrumental matter, governing China in a centralized, top-… We argue in Part II that courts have …