Global Britain, Belt and Road Initiative, and New Southbound Policy: Which One Matters to
Southeast Asia? Page 1 GRIPS Discussion Paper 24-5 Global Britain, Belt and Road Initiative …

This paper examines how Chinese transnational investments, as (re) framed in the Belt and
Road Initiative (BRI), contribute to changes in urbanisation processes in Southeast Asia. On …

This paper examines the Malaysian Chinese firms that have expanded into Vietnam. Based
on research and qualitative personal interviews with Malaysian Chinese firms that have …

This dissertation explains some common cultural logics underpinning widespread mobility
out of Singkawang, West Kalimantan, a majority Chinese Indonesian town in Indonesian …

I want to thank my colleagues Professor Nina Bandelj, Professor Habibul H. Khondker, and
Professor Dieter Neubert for the valuable information and helpful comments on an earlier …

In spite of decades of implementation worldwide, the traditional support policies have fallen
short in realizing the promise of entrepreneurship as a tool for economic prosperity (Mason …

The commercial success of ethnic Chinese firms (especially those from East Asia) during the
post-World War II decades has sparked considerable research into their management …

Studies on diasporic Chinese business and entrepreneurship have undergone major
changes over the past four decades. Prior to the late 1970s, the thematic focuses were …

The transnational entrepreneurship debate discusses the economic and entrepreneurial
consequences of transnational relations and trade for ethnic entrepreneurs. The multi-ethnic …

Over the last four decades, farming families throughout North America experienced
significant transitions due, in part, to the implementation of the North American Free Trade …