China's Regulatory State: A New Strategy for Globalization (Cornell Studies in Political Economy)
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China's Regulatory State: A New Strategy for Globalization (Cornell Studies in Political Economy)

by Roselyn Hsueh Romano

Economics Political Science
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Analyzes China's regulatory institutions and their influence on the country's globalization strategy within political economy.

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China's Regulatory State explores the evolution of regulatory institutions in China and their role in shaping the country's approach to globalization.

The book analyzes how regulatory strategies have influenced China's integration into the global economy.

It draws on political economy frameworks to assess the interaction between state policies and international markets.

Readers gain insight into the broader implications of China's regulatory practices for global trade and investment.

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