Abstract Hart-Landsberg and Burkett argue that China's economic experience cannot be
fully understood in isolation from the broader dynamics of global capitalism, especially …

The sustained and rapid growth of the Chinese economy in the last three decades has beep
in sharp contrast to the prolonged stagnation in most parts of the non-western world. The …

This thesis explains China's economic transformation and success in the post-1978 period
by situating it in historical context. Taking on the familiar approaches of neoliberalism and …

China's integration in the world economy is perceived as one of the major events in the
world economy in recent decades. As a result of the large inflow of foreign direct investment …

China's emergence as a leading world economy is not a complete surprise. Economists like
Angus Maddison had predicted its resurgence some time ago (see references). The most …

China's remarkable economic growth in the past 3 decades presents one of the most
significant development successes in recent human history. It also presents one of the most …

With one of the world's fastest-growing economies and a population quickly approaching
two billion, China holds substantial sway over global financial, social, and cultural networks …

The story of China's spectacular growth, at around 10 per cent annually for 40 years, is well
known, but that story is coming to an end because of both domestic and global factors. There …

China's sustained rapid economic growth in the post-1978 reform era, which is also the era
of capitalist globalization, is of worldwide importance. This growth experience has been …

China has gone from being one of the world's largest Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)
recipients since the late 1970s after its 'open door'policy, which led to entrepreneurial and …