Associate Professor at Indiana University @HamiltonLugar School, @IUB_EALC. Tweet on China's economy, state-owned enterprises.
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A thread introducing my book ‘China’s State-Owned Enterprises: Leadership, Reform, and Internationalization’ @CambridgeUP (2024) (1/10) 🧵
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What might global trade look like by 2030 if China's exports continue to grow at recent rates? I have a new piece out today with @rhodium_group examining this question.
If China's exports kept rising at the same rate they are today, large trading economies with export profiles similar to China like the United States, Germany, Indonesia, and France stand to lose the most.
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New @ecgiorg working paper analyzes corporate national identity (CNI) today based on legal, economic, (geo)political, and symbolic indicators, w/ case studies on TikTok, Shein, Pirelli, and Nippon Steel’s acquisition of U.S. Steel tinyurl.com/ysmajxrx
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Many thanks to @DingFei18 for reviewing my book China's State-Owned Enterprises: Leadership, Reform, and Internationalization in @PacificAffairs and outlining new directions for comparative & project-level research @CambridgeUP @CUP_PoliSci tinyurl.com/5ddw9p4u
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My first book, Authoritarian Markets: The Politics of China’s Banking Explosion (Cornell University Press), is officially out today!
It explores the political foundations of China’s banking market development—and how that development both drove the rapid growth of the Chinese economy in the past three decades and incubated its deeply intertwined challenges: shadow banking, the housing bubble, and local government debt.
The China story isn’t sui generis—not once you see how contract-intensive markets expand in other autocracies. Authoritarian states produce authoritarian markets: markets with three coherent properties, the three “Rs”—rationed entry, reflective competition, and rigged regulation. I won’t give away details but post the epigraph to each chapter below :)
I hope you find the book readable, rigorous, and refreshing—a different set of three Rs, but ones I hope characterize the book as much as its argument.
Finally—here’s a promo code (40% off!): 09EXP40.
cornellpress.cornell.edu/boo…
p.s. So many teachers and friends to thank---see my acknowledgement :)
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New @OECD Corporate Governance working paper: "Building a Global Dataset on State-Owned Enterprises" read.oecd-ilibrary.org/en/pu…
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"At a recent meeting, the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC) also urged centrally administered SOEs to become 'globally influential sources' of original technologies across 10 strategic sectors" scmp.com/economy/china-econo…
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A/Prof Amy King @amysarahking and I have just published a new open-access article in The China Quarterly @chinaquarterly. In the paper, we examine self-reliance as an enduring idea in China over nearly a century and discuss its implications for today’s world, as more countries seek economic autonomy in an interdependent world. Read the article here: cambridge.org/core/journals/… @ANUBellSchool @ANU_SDSC @anu_china @UAlbertaChina
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Braiding state and market: bureaucratic appraisal, financial review, and political endorsement in Chinese sovereign infrastructure lending in Africa, by Tianyi Wu tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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"The Party in Chinese Private Business" - new paper by Kjeld Erik Brødsgaard and Kasper Ingeman Beck documents variation in the role and influence of Party cells across private firms tinyurl.com/2bty6njw @CAustinJordan @zhangye68 @JorisMueller @Tamygros
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More details on the new bureau in China's government ownership agency #SASAC established to better monitor state-owned assets abroad tinyurl.com/3j3kh3dn @yicaichina
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Many thanks to Ben Hillman & Fengyuan Ji for giving Sarah Eaton and I the opportunity to contribute a chapter on "China’s Adaptive State Capitalism and Its International Sources" to this excellent volume
The Communist Party of China by Ben Hillman and Fengyuan Ji
An interdisciplinary collection exploring the ideology and mechanisms behind the Communist Party of China's grip on political power.
📚 cup.org/4voCJeb
ALT The Communist Party of China by Ben Hillman and Fengyuan Ji
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The Communist Party of China by Ben Hillman and Fengyuan Ji
An interdisciplinary collection exploring the ideology and mechanisms behind the Communist Party of China's grip on political power.
📚 cup.org/4voCJeb
ALT The Communist Party of China by Ben Hillman and Fengyuan Ji
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I brought together “Multidimensionality ofSectors & Real &Perceived ChineseState Power in theNPE.” Papers: @jjding99, @mekosal, @IshanaRatan, @RoselynHsueh, @HueiJyunYe, who presented our paper coauthored w/ @RyanYulinLiou. @HanFeiTzu @wendyleutert provided helpful comments. 4/
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I discussed fantastic papers on “Rethinking IPE of China’s overseas engagement: Discovery of new knowledge through new governance approaches.” Chair: Chong Chen; papers: Richard Carney, Anton Malkin, Karl Yan, Georg Lammich, @wendyleutert, Yitong Ye, @yixiansun & Weizhun Mao. 3/
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Many thanks to Jessica Teets for reviewing my book 'China's State-Owned Enterprises: Leadership, Reform, and Internationalization' in @TheChinaJournal &for such thoughtful engagement with its ideas & directions for future research @CambridgeUP @CUP_PoliSci tinyurl.com/4792uzxx
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"Lessons from Using State Organs to Finance the Green Transition in China" by Mathias Larsen, including discussion of the role of Chinese state-owned enterprises (SOEs) @GRI_LSE tinyurl.com/4y4yyex5
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Today, @AidData publishes our new report, Anchoring Global Ambitions, and an accompanying dataset (CPORTS). Our findings represent the most comprehensive data on China’s financing for global seaports, an increasingly important topic as we follow news at the Panama Canal 🧵(1/?)
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So you don't have to do it: the translation of the Main Indicator Table for the 15th Five Year Plan. You are welcome. A lot of continuity with the 14th Plan, down to the number of indicators. Only 2 dropped, and two new in the 15th Plan compared to the 14th Plan.
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China sets lowest GDP growth target in decades ft.trib.al/FjVC7PT
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