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INTERNATIONAL COMPARISONS Updated on 8 June, 2011
Enrich Series on China’s Economic Issues Vol. 5
Competition, Concentration and Efficiency of Commercial Banks in Korea, Mainland China and Taiwan By Huang Jun Renmin University of China
Investigating the Business Environment for Commercial Banks in Greater China october 2011 | 152 pages | 7x10 Cloth: Hardcover 978-981-4298-26-1 AU$118.95 NZ$161.00
KEY FEATURES This book studies the development of commercial banks in Mainland China, Taiwan and Korea. Based on empirical data, the author comes to the conclusion that the nature of the banking sector is monopolistic and that competition and consolidation can co-exist. The data also show that competition and the number of banks operated are not necessarily related and that under normal circumstances competition can improve the efficiency of banks.
CONTENTS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
An Overview of Competition in the Banking Industry in Various Countries Assessment of Competition and Consolidation in the Banking Industry in Greater China Assessment of the Efficiency of Banking in Greater China Empirical Studies on the Relationship between Competition, Consolidation, and the Efficiency of Banks Conclusions and Policy Recommendations
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Huang Jun is an Associate Professor of the School of Economics, Renmin University of China. She teaches and researches in the areas of monetary banking and commercial banking. She has published a book titled An Introduction to Commercial Banks and several articles in journals such as Chinese Social Science and the Journal of Financial Research.
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CHINA’S ECONOMY/BANKING & FINANCE Updated on 21 June, 2011
Enrich Annual Economic Review Series
Vol 2 China’s Ecomomy 2010 By Huang Jun Renmin University of China
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Projection Future Economic Trends by Reviewing the Past July 2011 | 368 pages | 7x10 Cloth: Hardcover 978-981-4339-33-9 AU$170.95 NZ$235.00
KEY FEATURES This series reviews China’s annual economic figures in detail. It monitors major economic trends in China and identifies global trends which affect China from time to time. It includes a survey of the previous year of China’s economic development, and looks to the challenges of the coming year – as well as assessing the current state of China’s economy and some of its key sectors and industries. This series will take its intended place as a comprehensive survey of China’s economy and the state of its development.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR The Institute of Economic Research of Renmin University of China is an academic institution engaged in research on China’s macro-economic dynamics and major economic issues. It leverages the outstanding research capabilities of the School of Economics of Renmin University of China and commissions a number of macro economists to study China’ macro-economic trends and cutting-edge economic issues.
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ECONOMIC REFORM Updated on 9th June, 2011
Selected Works of Cheng Siwei:
Economic Reforms and Development in China By Cheng Siwei
Chairman of International Finance Forum
Interpreting China’s Economy through the Eyes of a Chinese Statesman Volume 2 October 2011 | 432 pages | 7x10 Hardcover: 978-981-4298-30-8 AU$ 184.95 NZ$252.00 Volume 3 October 2011 | 392 pages | 7x10 Hardcover: 978-981-4332-46-0 AU$ 184.95 NZ$252.00 3 Volume Set: October 2011 | 7x10 Hardcover: 978-981-4332-47-7 AU$ 449.95 NZ$615.00
KEY FEATURES This book, in three volumes, presents the thoughts and reflections of the highly regarded Chinese scholar and statesman, Cheng Siwei. The author outlines his theories for bringing economic reform to China in the context of a global economy. Using the principles of complexity science and finance, the author also elaborates on the characteristics and laws of fictitious economy in China and from this perspective, studies such issues as venture capital, financial crises, capital and monetary markets, inflation and deflation, housing system reform, the social security system and enterprise management in contemporary China. The book has been highly regarded by top-ranked Chinese politicians and distinguished scholars and is essential reading for anyone wishing to understand the economic complexities of the development of China.
CONTENTS Volume 1 1. The New Economy and the Development of China in the Twenty-First Century 2. Venture Capital and its Emergence in China 3. Fictitious Economy and the East Asian Financial Crisis 4. An Analysis of the Complexities of Enterprise Management and its Implications for China 5. The Theory and Practice of Managing Enterprises by Government 6. Establishing an Adequate, Equal, and Effective Social Security System for China 7. A Systematic Analysis of the Housing Reform in China’s Urban Areas 8. An Analysis of China’s Rural Consumer Markets
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ECONOMIC REFORM 9. Devoting Major Efforts to Developing China’s Multinationals 10. Strategic Directions and Policy Implementation for Reforming China’s Institutional Units Volume 2 1. China and the World under Economic Globalization 2. Financial Globalization and China’s Financial Reform 3. Development of China’s Socialist Market Economic System 4. Theoretical Analysis of Deflation and Economic Problems Faced by China 5. Systemic Analysis and Proposed Adjustment of China’s Stock Market 6. The Strategic Development of China’s Currency Market 7. The Objectives and Key Measures of China’s Commercial Banking Reform 8. Exploring the Development of China’s Rural Finance 9. The Status of and Future for China’s New Venture Investment 10. From Bonded Areas to Free Trade Zones Volume 3 1. On Scientific Development 2. The Construction of an Innovation-Oriented Nation 3. Institutional Innovation as the Focus of Reform 4. The Theoretical Framework and Research Methodology of a Virtual Economy 5. Chinese Venture Capital Investment in the Last Decade: Review and Prospective 6. Challenges and Solutions Faced by the Chinese Economy 7. Development of Chinese Stock Market 8. Reform of the Renminbi System 9. An Analysis of Chinese Housing Reform 10. Global Financial Crisis and Chinese Strategies
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Cheng Siwei is the Chairman of International Finance Forum, a former Vice Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress of the People’s Republic of China. He is the Dean of Institute of Management at the Graduate University of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and Honorary Professor of the Faculty of Business Administration at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. He was an academic advisor to the World Bank Institute and Director at the Department of Management Sciences at the National Natural Science Foundation of China. He is now leading the Research Center on Fictitious Economy and Data Science at the Chinese Academy of Sciences. His research mainly covers complexity science, fictitious economy and venture capital. Over years, he published 22 books and 200 articles. His proposal entitled ‘A Proposal on Speeding up the Development of Venture Capital in China’ was ranked No.1 in the first meeting of the Ninth National Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference in 1998 and he has been dubbed the ‘Father of Venture Capital in China’ by practitioners in the field for his groundbreaking work in this area.
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Updated on 9th June 2011
POLICIES
Enrich Series on China’s Economic Issues Vol. 1
China’s Opening-up: The Impact on Monetary Policy Choice By Fan Zhiyong
An Analysis of China’s Monetary Policy since 1978 March 2011 | 288 pages | 7x10
KEY FEATURES This book looks at the characteristics of China’s monetary policy since 1978, when China opened its door to private enterprises and the world. It provides a comprehensive study backed by theoretical and empirical researches in the following three aspects: (1) the impact on the monetary transmission mechanism by the private sector; (2) the identification of cost-push inflation and related monetary policy choices; and (3) challenges and responses to China’s monetary policy under the open-door policy.
CONTENTS 1. Characteristics and International Comparisons of China’s Monetary Economy and Macro-economic Fluctuations 2. Internal Growth Factors Affecting China’s Monetary Transmission Mechanism Target Models, Development Strategy and Future Reform 3. Comparative Study on Demand-pull and Cost-push Inflation 4. Monetary Policy Choices under Inflation and Excess Liquidity in the Open Economy 5. Coordination and Alternation of China’s Monetary and Exchange Rate Policy 6. Characteristics of Monetary Instruments and Policy Choices under Excess Liquidity
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Fan Zhiyong is a PhD in Economics at Peking University. He teaches economics in the Department of International Economics, School of Economics, Renmin University of China. His research interests include macroeconomics and international economics. He has been widely published in academic journals such as the Economic Research Journal, The World Economy and The Journal of Financial Research.
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POLICIES
Enrich Series on China’s Economic Issues Vol. 2
Growth of the Service Sector in the Yangtze River Delta By Liu Zhibiao and Zheng Jianghuai
Evaluating the Fast-growing Value Chain in the Yangtze River Delta April 2011 | 512 pages | 7x10
KEY FEATURES The shift in economic development to the fast-rising industrial value chain is regarded as the key to the future of the Yangtze River Delta (YRD). This book provides a longterm study of the economic growth of the YRD. It compares the region’s previous importance with its present economic growth, structural change and institutional reform. The book also provides detailed institutional and empirical studies on the fastrising value chain, the mode of development, mechanisms, behavior and performance of the modern service sector in the YRD.
CONTENTS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.
Growth of the Service Sector Mechanism of Foreign Direct Investment Construction of Outsourcing Centers Optimization of Productivity Formation of Regional Service Centers Effects of Income Distribution and Employment New Construction of Rural Areas Effects of Institutional Innovations
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Liu Zhibiao is the Dean of the School of Economics at the University of Nanjing. He also serves as Executive Director of the Economic and Social Development Research Center of the Yangtze River Delta. He has published over 200 academic papers in journals such as the Economic Research Journal, Chinese Social Science and Management Today. Zheng Jianghuai is the Head of the Department of Industrial Economics at the University of Nanjing. He also serves as a Researcher of the Economic and Social Development Research Center of the Yangtze River Delta and Director of the Institute of Entrepreneurs at the University of Nanjing.
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POLICIES
Enrich Series on China’s Economic Issues Vol. 3
Foreign Trade Growth and Economic Development in China: Retrospective and Future Prospects By Jin Zhesong and Li Jun
Reviewing and Forecasting China’s Foreign Trade Growth June 2011 | 296 pages | 7x10
KEY FEATURES The reform and opening-up policy implemented since 1978 has brought about radical economic change in China, especially to its foreign trade and foreign investment institutions, which in turn created a national economic and foreign trade miracle. This book draws together the experiences of China’s foreign trade and analyzes the causes of the trade gap between China and developed countries. It provides a historical, theoretical and empirical analysis that reviews China’s foreign trade system, the evolutionary process of foreign institutions, and discusses the future growth of foreign trade against the backdrop of an uncertain international environment.
CONTENTS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.
Growth and Structural Change in China’s Merchandise Import and Export Trade Development of Foreign Direct Investment in China Characteristics and Future Prospects for China’s Service Sector Development China’s Foreign Trade Reform and Its Effects Retrospective and Future Prospects for China’s Foreign Exchange Management System Reform Development and Transformation of China’s Foreign Trade Financing World Trade Organization and China’s Foreign Trade Regional Integration and China’s Choice
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Jin Zhesong earned his PhD in Economics from the University of Kobe, Japan. He is currently Professor of Finance at the Central University of Finance and Economics. Jin teaches and researches in the areas of international economics and industrial economics. He has participated in and chaired a number of social science research projects at national, provincial and ministerial levels. Li Jun is a Professor and the Department Head of International Economics and Trade, at the Central University of Finance and Economics. Li teaches and researches in the areas of theory and policy of international trade, international finance and economic cooperation.
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POLICIES
Enrich Series on China’s Economic Issues Vol. 4
A study of the Macroeconomic Effects of China’s Financial Deficits By Xu Xiongqi
Assessing China’s Budge and Fiscal Deficits June 2011 | 240 pages | 7x10
KEY FEATURES This book establishes a theoretical framework that analyzes the enormous effects of fiscal deficits. It provides a comprehensive assessment and discusses the corresponding policy implications. The book is divided into
four parts. Part I introduces the issues and discusses the academic and practical value of the topic. Part II provides a comprehensive overview of related domestic and foreign budget deficits and establishes a theoretical framework for analyzing the macro-economic effects of fiscal deficits. Part III elaborates on the effects of a fiscal deficit policy on different macroeconomic variables, such as policy sustainability, national savings, nominal interest rates, money supply, inflation, and balance of trade. Part IV concludes with an empirical analysis, offering an overall evaluation of China’s fiscal deficit policy and its implications for macro-economic regulation and control.
CONTENTS 1. The Theoretical Framework of Budget Deficits 2. The Sustainability of China’s Fiscal Deficit 3. The National Savings Effect of China’s Fiscal Deficit 4. The Nominal Interest Rate Effect of China’s Fiscal Deficit 5. The Money Supply Effect of China’s Fiscal Deficit 6. Inflationary Effects of China’s Fiscal Deficit 7. The Balance of Trade Effect of China’s Fiscal Deficit
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Xu Xiongqi is the Dean of the School of Economics, Chongqing University of Technology and the Director of the Chongqing Institute of Quantitative Economics. Xu’s research interests are in the areas of financial economics, macro-econometrics and empirical studies.
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Updated on 8th June 2011
BUSINESS AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP
China's Exchange Rate Variation Impact of Structural Changes on Industry By Gu Kejian, Renmin University of China and Yu Jian, the People’s Bank of China
Exploring the Impact of Renminbi Variation on China’s Industry Oct 2011
| 192 pages | 7x10
Hardcover: 978-981-4298-34-6 AU$ 129.95 NZ$177.00
KEY FEATURES This book analyzes China’s current industrial restructuring as part of its economic development and globalization, and argues that the momentum for restructuring comes from the external sector. It explores the external effects of industrial structural changes in an open economy, especially the Renminbi exchange rate fluctuations and its effects on China’s economy.
CONTENTS 1. Introduction: Themes and Methods 2. Theories in Exchange Rate Changes and Industrial Restructuring 3. China’s Industrial Restructuring in the Context of Comparative Advantage: Exchange Rate and Gain from Trade 4. Variables of Development and Opening-up: The Long-term Trend of Exchange Rates in China 5. Path Analysis of China’s Exchange Rate, Changes and Industrial Restructuring 6. Interdependence of China’s Exchange Rate Reform and Industrial Restructuring: Analysis of the System 7. China’s Exchange Rate Reform Accommodating Industrial Restructuring: Thoughts and Measures
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Gu Kejian is a Professor at the School of Business in Renmin University of China. He teaches and researches in the area of international trade theory and policy. He has published many papers in academic journals such as the Journal of Economic Research and The World Economy. Yu Jian is a PhD in Economics and an Assistant Analyst at the Department of Business Management of the People’s Bank of China. He is responsible for research on the world economy, industrial economics and monetary policy of the central bank. He has published several academic papers in The International Trade Journal and The Journal of Financial Research.
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Updated on 21st June 2011
China’s Economy/Banking & Finance
Enrich Series on Chinese Currency Reform Volumes 1-3 Set
Internationalization of the Renminbi
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A Thorough Analysis of Reforms of China’s Banking Industry and Currency System August 2011 | 824 pages | Cloth: Hardcover 978-981-4339-06-3 AU$422.95 NZ$578.00
KEY FEATURES With the continuous rise in the status and importance of China in regional and global economics, the influence of the Renminbi grows proportionately. Currency reform has become a crucial and inevitable policy choice for China. Based on recent theoretical frameworks and quantitative analyses, this series explores the relationship between Chinese banking system reform, regionalization and internationalization of the Renminbi as well as the possible cooperation between the Renminbi, the Yen and other Asian currencies.
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Special 3 volume set – Volume 1 – Internationization of the Renminbi History: History, Theories, and Policies Volume 2 – Regionalization of the Renminibi Volume 3 – Cooperation between the Renminibi and the Yen
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CHINA’S ECONOMY
Growth without Crisis: China's Modern Financial System By China’s Financial Policy Research Center of Renmin University of China
Decoding China’s “Crisis-free” Economic Growth Oct 2011
| 152 pages | 7x10
Hardcover: 978-981-4298-32-2 AU$ 170.95 NZ$235.00
KEY FEATURES This book establishes the concept of 30-year economic “crisis-free growth” in China, and explores the fiscal and financial reasons for such growth. It focuses on the relationship between economic growth, fiscal decentralization, local government behavior and taxation. In addition, this book examines the theory of the formation of RMB equilibrium exchange rate and traces the political economic mechanism of exchange rate reform in order to explain the reasons for China’s economic growth
CONTENTS 1. 2. 3. 4.
Fiscal Decentralization, Local Government Behavior and Economic Growth Rapid Growth in the Tax Revenue of China: Interpreting the Framework of Taxation China’s Tax Burden: A Multi-Perspective Analysis Re-interpreting the Modern Financial System: Theoretical Explanations and Choice under the Reality of China’s National Endowments 5. Effects and Transmission of China’s Monetary Policy: Structural VAR Analysis 6. The High Degree of Monetization in China 7. Capital of Chinese State-Owned Banks 8. The Chinese Agricultural Credit System 9. Equilibrium Exchange Rate of the RMB: Theory and Political-Economic Perspectives on the Exchange Rate 10. The Agricultural Trust of China 11. Divergence of Stock Market and Economy: Theory and Empirical Evidence of China 12. Equity Financing Preference for Listed Companies: Evidence and Analysis 13. Lagging Development of China’s Bond Market: Analysis of Corporate Bonds
ABOUT THE AUTHOR China’s Financial Policy Research Center of Renmin University of China has conducted a series of studies on certain important financial issues in China, such as fiscal and monetary policies, rural financial reforms, venture investment, financial management and economic development, design of the public financial framework, governance structure of commercial banks, opening up of the capital market, and other related issues. It gives impetus to the development of financial theories in China through the application of modern economic research techniques.
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BUSINESS AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Innovative Capability of Chinese Enterprises By Yi Zhihong Renmin University of China
A First-hand Look at Chinese Innovations Oct 2011
| 312 pages | 7x10
Hardcover: 978-981-4298-36-0 AU$ 184.95 NZ$252.00
KEY FEATURES In recent years, China has seen the advantages of building an innovation-oriented country. Through research and case studies, this book provides a thorough analysis of the sustainable development model of independent innovation for Chinese enterprises.
CONTENTS 1. A Study of the Sustainable Independent Innovative Capability of Chinese Enterprises: International Environmental and Industrial Policies 2. The Financing Environment of Independent Innovation 3. Technological Innovation Models Based on Integration of Resources 4. Operation of an Innovation-oriented Service Supply Chain 5. Performance of Corporate Information in Institutional Innovation 6. Innovation in the Marketing Channel 7. Innovation in Home Branding and Performance 8. Construction of Indicators to Assess Sustainable Technological Innovative Capability 9. The Governing System and Independent Innovation 10. Organization Model for Enterprise Independent Innovation
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Yi Zhihong is the President of the Business School at Renmin University of China. Yi’s research interests include pension system reform, capital markets, corporate investment and financing strategies.
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History/Chinese Studies/Literature Updated on 21st June, 2011
Metabolism of Modern Chinese Society By Chen Xulu
Tracking the Evolution of Modern Chinese Society Two-Volume Set
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Volume 1 July 2011 | 328 pages | 7x10 Hardcover: 978-981-4332-17-0 AU$184.95 NZ$ 252.00 Volume 2 July 2011 | 328 pages | 7x10 Hardcover: 978-981-4339-00-1 AU$184.95 NZ$252.00 Volume Set July 2011 | 656 pages | 7x10 Cloth: Hardcover 978-981-4298-26-1 AU$328.95 NZ$451.00
KEY FEATURES Extensive and profound, speculative and deep, the book embodies decades of research by famous historian, Chen Xulu. This book not only examines the changes in the economic and political structure of modern society but also explores the evolution of urban and rural grassroots organizations as well as the social changes provoked by unequal treaties. It studies the internal and external factors in social change in modern China. It discusses changes in political ideology, philosophy, literature, and analyzes the change in social attitudes under the influence of the United States and Europe.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Chen Zulu was Deputy Director of the History Department at East China Normal University, member of the Editorial Board and Division Editor of the “Ci Hai” Encyclopedia, and the first Vice President of the Research Society of Modern Chinese History.
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EYE ON NEW CHINA Updated on 8th June, 2011
A Concise History of the Qing Dynasty 4 Volume Set By Dai Yi Renmin University of China
Mastering the Development of the Qing Dynasty Volume 3
October 2011 | 320 pages | 7x10 Hardcover: 978-981-4332-20-0 AU$170.95 NZ$ 235.00 Volume 4 October 2011 | 320 pages | 7x10 Hardcover: 978-981-4332-21-7 AU$170.95 NZ$235.00 Volume Set October 2011 | 7x10 Hardcover: 978-981-4339-78-0 AU$ 663.95 / NZ$904.00
KEY FEATURES The Qing Dynasty was a feudal institution established by the upper dominant class of the Manchu ethnic minority, and was the last of the feudal autocratic monarchy dynasties in China’s long history. This book provides an account of the history of the Manchurian rise, its flourishing, decline and demise, but above, it reflects all the history of the development, creation and struggle for a modern China. The book, in four volumes, begins with the ancestors of the Manchu and the rise of Manchu, and ends at the Opium War in 1840. After the Opium War, China entered the modern historical period and great and revolutionary changes took place in society, which were fundamentally different from those of the early and mid-Qing Dynasty.
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1. The Rise of the Manchu and the Establishment and Development of the Late Jin Regime 2. Establishment of the rule of the Qing Dynasty and Early National Policies 3. The Development of Agricultural Economy and the Feudal System 4. The Class Structure of Qing Dynasty and Class Struggle in the Early Eighteenth Century 5. Early Tsarist Russian Aggression in China and Chinese Opposition 6. The Cultural Policy of the Qing Dynasty and the Development of Sinology 7. Intensification of Social Conflicts 8. Uprising of All Ethnic Groups led by the White Lotus Society 9. Social Thought in the Early Nineteenth Century 10. Capitalist Aggression against China
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EYE ON NEW CHINA Dai Yi, born in 1926, graduated from Shanghai Jiaotong University and went to study at the Department of History, Peking University. In 1961 he served as Deputy Director of the History Department, Renmin University of China, and also Director of the Research Institute of Chinese History, and was promoted to be Director in 1980. In 2002 the National Project of Qing Dynasty’s History Compilation was started and he served as Director of the National Editorial Board on the Qing Dynasty’s History. He has written or edited over 30 books, including the Draft of China’s Modern History, the Sino-Russian Treaty of Nerchinsk (1689), A Concise History of the Qing Dynasty, Emperor Qianlong and his Era, China and the World in the 18th Century, A Yearbook of the Qing Dynasty, the Anthology of Lu Shuang, the Anthology of Fan Lu, and the Anthology of Yu Bing.
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EYE on New China Updated on 9
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June, 2011
Enrich Series on Chinese Currency Reform Vol.2
Regionalization of the Renminbi By Li Xiao, Ding Yibing
The Roadmap of Regionalization and Internationalization of the Renminbi October 2011
| 280 pages | 7x10
Hardcover: 9789814339049 AU$ 158.95 NZ$216.00
KEY FEATURES With the continuous rise in the status and importance of China in regional and global economies, the influence of the Renminbi grows proportionately. Currency Reform has become a crucial and inevitable policy choice for China. Based on recent theoretical frameworks and quantitative analyzes, this book explores the necessity, feasibility, specific pathway and measures of regionalization and internationalization of the Renminbi as well as provides new perspectives for the internationalization progress of the currencies of developing economic powers.
CONTENTS 1. 2. 3. 4.
Theories and Experiences of Internationalization and Regionalization of Currency The Regionalization as the Inevitable Path to Internationalization of the Renminbi The Feasibility Analysis of the Regionalization of the Renminbi Choice of Path to the Regionalization of the Renminbi
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Li Xiao, Professor and Deputy Dean of the School of Economics, and Researcher of the China Public Sector Economy Research Center at the Jilin University. He is also the Vice Chairman of the China Society of World Economics. His main research focus is the international and East Asian economic development. Ding Yibing, Professor of the School of Economics, and Researcher of the China Public Sector Economy Research Center at the Jilin University. He is also a Committee Member of the China Society of World Economics. His main research focus is the international economy and finance.
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EYE on New China Updated on 9
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June, 2011
Enrich Series on Chinese Currency Reform Vol.3
Cooperation between the Renminbi and the Yen By Li Xiao, Kamikawa Takao
The Dialogue between the Two Dominant East Asian Currencies October 2011
| 280 pages | 7x10
Cloth: 9789814339056 AU$ 158.95 NZ$216.00
KEY FEATURES With the continuous rise in the status and importance of China in regional and global economies, the influence of the Renminbi grows proportionately. Currency Reform has become a crucial and inevitable policy choice for China. Based on recent theoretical frameworks and quantitative analyzes, this book explores the necessity, feasibility and specific pathway of cooperation between the Renminbi and the Yen, the two dominant East Asian currencies. It also provides an in-depth analysis of the significance of the two currencies in shaping the future situation of the East Asian.
CONTENTS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.
The Formation, Development of the Global Financial Crisis and the Future of Asia The Global Financial Crisis and Asia: Impact, Relation and Challenges The Internationalization of the Yen: Retrospect and the New Asian Strategies The Development and Strategic Adjustment of the Internationalization of the Yen: The Evaluation from a Chinese Scholar The Rise of the Renminbi and the strategies of Asianization and Internationalization The Stabilization and International of the Renminbi and the Future of the East Asian Currency System The Cooperation of Asian Currencies and Sino-Japanese Coordination: From the Chinese perspective The Cooperation of Asian Currencies and the Prospect of the International Monetary and Financial Systems
ABOUT THE EDITORS Li Xiao, Professor and Deputy Dean of the School of Economics, and Researcher of the China Public Sector Economy Research Center at the Jilin University. He is also the Vice Chairman of the China Society of World Economics. His main research focus is the international and East Asian economic development. Kamikawa Takao, Professor in International Economics of the Faculty of http://www.enrichprofessional.com
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EYE ON NEW CHINA Updated on 8th June, 2011
The Compilation of the Complete Library in the Four Branches of Literature (Vols.1-2) By Huang Aiping Renmin University of China
Illustrating the Compilation of Chinese Classics Volume 1 October 2011 | 296 pages | 7x10 Hardcover: 978-981-4332-23-1 AU$ 158.95 NZ$216.00 Volume 2 October 2011 | 296 pages | 7x10 Hardcover: 978-981-4339-01-8 AU$ 158.95 NZ$216.00 Two-Volume Set October 2011 | 7x10 Hardcover: 978-981-4339-80-3 AU$ 303.95 NZ$415.00
KEY FEATURES The Compilation of the Complete Library in the Four Branches of Literature is a significant event in the history of Chinese culture. By using a large number of historical archives, the author conducts comprehensive research on the compilation process and the impact of the Library. It includes an in-depth discussion of forbidden books, literary inquisition and other relevant issues. The book is a valued addition to the field of Qing Dynasty research.
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1. Background and Causes of Compilation 2. Preparation Work and Calling for Books 3. Book Bans and Literary Inquisition 4. Organization of the Museum of the Complete Library in the Four Branches of Literature 5. Recording, Editing and Proofreading 6. Storage and Viewing 7. Deletion, Correction and Second Proofreading 8. Addendum to Work 9. Historical Changes 10. Summary of The Complete Library in the Four Branches of Literature
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EYE ON NEW CHINA 11. Catalogue of The Complete Library in the Four Branches of Literature 12. Introduction to The Complete Library in the Four Branches of Literature
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Huang Aiping holds a PhD in History from the Qing Dynasty History Research Institute, Renmin University of China. Currently, he is Professor and Doctoral Supervisor at the Institute of Qing Dynasty History, School of History, Renmin University of China and serves as member of the Historical Subject Team of the 15th Planning of Philosophy and Social Science Committee of Beijing. Dr Huang has published ten books and over one hundred articles. His representative works include Research on the Compilation of the Complete Library in the Four Branches of Literature, Academia and Culture of the Qing Dynasty (co-authored), China and the World in the 18th century • Ideas and Culture, A History of Academia and Culture of Qing Dynasty (co-authored), and Textology and Qing Dynasty Society.
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Enrich Series on China’s Economic Issues Vol. 5
Competition, Concentration and Efficiency of Commercial Banks in Korea, Mainland China and Taiwan By Huang Jun Renmin University of China
Investigating the Business Environment for Commercial Banks in Greater China october 2011 | 152 pages | 7x10 Cloth: Hardcover 978-981-4298-26-1 AU$118.95 NZ$161.00
KEY FEATURES This book studies the development of commercial banks in Mainland China, Taiwan and Korea. Based on empirical data, the author comes to the conclusion that the nature of the banking sector is monopolistic and that competition and consolidation can co-exist. The data also show that competition and the number of banks operated are not necessarily related and that under normal circumstances competition can improve the efficiency of banks.
CONTENTS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
An Overview of Competition in the Banking Industry in Various Countries Assessment of Competition and Consolidation in the Banking Industry in Greater China Assessment of the Efficiency of Banking in Greater China Empirical Studies on the Relationship between Competition, Consolidation, and the Efficiency of Banks Conclusions and Policy Recommendations
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Huang Jun is an Associate Professor of the School of Economics, Renmin University of China. She teaches and researches in the areas of monetary banking and commercial banking. She has published a book titled An Introduction to Commercial Banks and several articles in journals such as Chinese Social Science and the Journal of Financial Research.
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CHINA’S ECONOMY/BANKING & FINANCE Updated on 21 June, 2011
Enrich Annual Economic Review Series
Vol 2 China’s Ecomomy 2010 By Huang Jun Renmin University of China
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Projection Future Economic Trends by Reviewing the Past July 2011 | 368 pages | 7x10 Cloth: Hardcover 978-981-4339-33-9 AU$170.95 NZ$235.00
KEY FEATURES This series reviews China’s annual economic figures in detail. It monitors major economic trends in China and identifies global trends which affect China from time to time. It includes a survey of the previous year of China’s economic development, and looks to the challenges of the coming year – as well as assessing the current state of China’s economy and some of its key sectors and industries. This series will take its intended place as a comprehensive survey of China’s economy and the state of its development.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR The Institute of Economic Research of Renmin University of China is an academic institution engaged in research on China’s macro-economic dynamics and major economic issues. It leverages the outstanding research capabilities of the School of Economics of Renmin University of China and commissions a number of macro economists to study China’ macro-economic trends and cutting-edge economic issues.
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ECONOMIC REFORM Updated on 9th June, 2011
Selected Works of Cheng Siwei:
Economic Reforms and Development in China By Cheng Siwei
Chairman of International Finance Forum
Interpreting China’s Economy through the Eyes of a Chinese Statesman Volume 2 October 2011 | 432 pages | 7x10 Hardcover: 978-981-4298-30-8 AU$ 184.95 NZ$252.00 Volume 3 October 2011 | 392 pages | 7x10 Hardcover: 978-981-4332-46-0 AU$ 184.95 NZ$252.00 3 Volume Set: October 2011 | 7x10 Hardcover: 978-981-4332-47-7 AU$ 449.95 NZ$615.00
KEY FEATURES This book, in three volumes, presents the thoughts and reflections of the highly regarded Chinese scholar and statesman, Cheng Siwei. The author outlines his theories for bringing economic reform to China in the context of a global economy. Using the principles of complexity science and finance, the author also elaborates on the characteristics and laws of fictitious economy in China and from this perspective, studies such issues as venture capital, financial crises, capital and monetary markets, inflation and deflation, housing system reform, the social security system and enterprise management in contemporary China. The book has been highly regarded by top-ranked Chinese politicians and distinguished scholars and is essential reading for anyone wishing to understand the economic complexities of the development of China.
CONTENTS Volume 1 1. The New Economy and the Development of China in the Twenty-First Century 2. Venture Capital and its Emergence in China 3. Fictitious Economy and the East Asian Financial Crisis 4. An Analysis of the Complexities of Enterprise Management and its Implications for China 5. The Theory and Practice of Managing Enterprises by Government 6. Establishing an Adequate, Equal, and Effective Social Security System for China 7. A Systematic Analysis of the Housing Reform in China’s Urban Areas 8. An Analysis of China’s Rural Consumer Markets
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ECONOMIC REFORM 9. Devoting Major Efforts to Developing China’s Multinationals 10. Strategic Directions and Policy Implementation for Reforming China’s Institutional Units Volume 2 1. China and the World under Economic Globalization 2. Financial Globalization and China’s Financial Reform 3. Development of China’s Socialist Market Economic System 4. Theoretical Analysis of Deflation and Economic Problems Faced by China 5. Systemic Analysis and Proposed Adjustment of China’s Stock Market 6. The Strategic Development of China’s Currency Market 7. The Objectives and Key Measures of China’s Commercial Banking Reform 8. Exploring the Development of China’s Rural Finance 9. The Status of and Future for China’s New Venture Investment 10. From Bonded Areas to Free Trade Zones Volume 3 1. On Scientific Development 2. The Construction of an Innovation-Oriented Nation 3. Institutional Innovation as the Focus of Reform 4. The Theoretical Framework and Research Methodology of a Virtual Economy 5. Chinese Venture Capital Investment in the Last Decade: Review and Prospective 6. Challenges and Solutions Faced by the Chinese Economy 7. Development of Chinese Stock Market 8. Reform of the Renminbi System 9. An Analysis of Chinese Housing Reform 10. Global Financial Crisis and Chinese Strategies
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Cheng Siwei is the Chairman of International Finance Forum, a former Vice Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress of the People’s Republic of China. He is the Dean of Institute of Management at the Graduate University of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and Honorary Professor of the Faculty of Business Administration at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. He was an academic advisor to the World Bank Institute and Director at the Department of Management Sciences at the National Natural Science Foundation of China. He is now leading the Research Center on Fictitious Economy and Data Science at the Chinese Academy of Sciences. His research mainly covers complexity science, fictitious economy and venture capital. Over years, he published 22 books and 200 articles. His proposal entitled ‘A Proposal on Speeding up the Development of Venture Capital in China’ was ranked No.1 in the first meeting of the Ninth National Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference in 1998 and he has been dubbed the ‘Father of Venture Capital in China’ by practitioners in the field for his groundbreaking work in this area.
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Updated on 9th June 2011
POLICIES
Enrich Series on China’s Economic Issues Vol. 1
China’s Opening-up: The Impact on Monetary Policy Choice By Fan Zhiyong
An Analysis of China’s Monetary Policy since 1978 March 2011 | 288 pages | 7x10
KEY FEATURES This book looks at the characteristics of China’s monetary policy since 1978, when China opened its door to private enterprises and the world. It provides a comprehensive study backed by theoretical and empirical researches in the following three aspects: (1) the impact on the monetary transmission mechanism by the private sector; (2) the identification of cost-push inflation and related monetary policy choices; and (3) challenges and responses to China’s monetary policy under the open-door policy.
CONTENTS 1. Characteristics and International Comparisons of China’s Monetary Economy and Macro-economic Fluctuations 2. Internal Growth Factors Affecting China’s Monetary Transmission Mechanism Target Models, Development Strategy and Future Reform 3. Comparative Study on Demand-pull and Cost-push Inflation 4. Monetary Policy Choices under Inflation and Excess Liquidity in the Open Economy 5. Coordination and Alternation of China’s Monetary and Exchange Rate Policy 6. Characteristics of Monetary Instruments and Policy Choices under Excess Liquidity
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Fan Zhiyong is a PhD in Economics at Peking University. He teaches economics in the Department of International Economics, School of Economics, Renmin University of China. His research interests include macroeconomics and international economics. He has been widely published in academic journals such as the Economic Research Journal, The World Economy and The Journal of Financial Research.
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POLICIES
Enrich Series on China’s Economic Issues Vol. 2
Growth of the Service Sector in the Yangtze River Delta By Liu Zhibiao and Zheng Jianghuai
Evaluating the Fast-growing Value Chain in the Yangtze River Delta April 2011 | 512 pages | 7x10
KEY FEATURES The shift in economic development to the fast-rising industrial value chain is regarded as the key to the future of the Yangtze River Delta (YRD). This book provides a longterm study of the economic growth of the YRD. It compares the region’s previous importance with its present economic growth, structural change and institutional reform. The book also provides detailed institutional and empirical studies on the fastrising value chain, the mode of development, mechanisms, behavior and performance of the modern service sector in the YRD.
CONTENTS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.
Growth of the Service Sector Mechanism of Foreign Direct Investment Construction of Outsourcing Centers Optimization of Productivity Formation of Regional Service Centers Effects of Income Distribution and Employment New Construction of Rural Areas Effects of Institutional Innovations
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Liu Zhibiao is the Dean of the School of Economics at the University of Nanjing. He also serves as Executive Director of the Economic and Social Development Research Center of the Yangtze River Delta. He has published over 200 academic papers in journals such as the Economic Research Journal, Chinese Social Science and Management Today. Zheng Jianghuai is the Head of the Department of Industrial Economics at the University of Nanjing. He also serves as a Researcher of the Economic and Social Development Research Center of the Yangtze River Delta and Director of the Institute of Entrepreneurs at the University of Nanjing.
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POLICIES
Enrich Series on China’s Economic Issues Vol. 3
Foreign Trade Growth and Economic Development in China: Retrospective and Future Prospects By Jin Zhesong and Li Jun
Reviewing and Forecasting China’s Foreign Trade Growth June 2011 | 296 pages | 7x10
KEY FEATURES The reform and opening-up policy implemented since 1978 has brought about radical economic change in China, especially to its foreign trade and foreign investment institutions, which in turn created a national economic and foreign trade miracle. This book draws together the experiences of China’s foreign trade and analyzes the causes of the trade gap between China and developed countries. It provides a historical, theoretical and empirical analysis that reviews China’s foreign trade system, the evolutionary process of foreign institutions, and discusses the future growth of foreign trade against the backdrop of an uncertain international environment.
CONTENTS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.
Growth and Structural Change in China’s Merchandise Import and Export Trade Development of Foreign Direct Investment in China Characteristics and Future Prospects for China’s Service Sector Development China’s Foreign Trade Reform and Its Effects Retrospective and Future Prospects for China’s Foreign Exchange Management System Reform Development and Transformation of China’s Foreign Trade Financing World Trade Organization and China’s Foreign Trade Regional Integration and China’s Choice
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Jin Zhesong earned his PhD in Economics from the University of Kobe, Japan. He is currently Professor of Finance at the Central University of Finance and Economics. Jin teaches and researches in the areas of international economics and industrial economics. He has participated in and chaired a number of social science research projects at national, provincial and ministerial levels. Li Jun is a Professor and the Department Head of International Economics and Trade, at the Central University of Finance and Economics. Li teaches and researches in the areas of theory and policy of international trade, international finance and economic cooperation.
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POLICIES
Enrich Series on China’s Economic Issues Vol. 4
A study of the Macroeconomic Effects of China’s Financial Deficits By Xu Xiongqi
Assessing China’s Budge and Fiscal Deficits June 2011 | 240 pages | 7x10
KEY FEATURES This book establishes a theoretical framework that analyzes the enormous effects of fiscal deficits. It provides a comprehensive assessment and discusses the corresponding policy implications. The book is divided into
four parts. Part I introduces the issues and discusses the academic and practical value of the topic. Part II provides a comprehensive overview of related domestic and foreign budget deficits and establishes a theoretical framework for analyzing the macro-economic effects of fiscal deficits. Part III elaborates on the effects of a fiscal deficit policy on different macroeconomic variables, such as policy sustainability, national savings, nominal interest rates, money supply, inflation, and balance of trade. Part IV concludes with an empirical analysis, offering an overall evaluation of China’s fiscal deficit policy and its implications for macro-economic regulation and control.
CONTENTS 1. The Theoretical Framework of Budget Deficits 2. The Sustainability of China’s Fiscal Deficit 3. The National Savings Effect of China’s Fiscal Deficit 4. The Nominal Interest Rate Effect of China’s Fiscal Deficit 5. The Money Supply Effect of China’s Fiscal Deficit 6. Inflationary Effects of China’s Fiscal Deficit 7. The Balance of Trade Effect of China’s Fiscal Deficit
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Xu Xiongqi is the Dean of the School of Economics, Chongqing University of Technology and the Director of the Chongqing Institute of Quantitative Economics. Xu’s research interests are in the areas of financial economics, macro-econometrics and empirical studies.
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BUSINESS AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP
China's Exchange Rate Variation Impact of Structural Changes on Industry By Gu Kejian, Renmin University of China and Yu Jian, the People’s Bank of China
Exploring the Impact of Renminbi Variation on China’s Industry Oct 2011
| 192 pages | 7x10
Hardcover: 978-981-4298-34-6 AU$ 129.95 NZ$177.00
KEY FEATURES This book analyzes China’s current industrial restructuring as part of its economic development and globalization, and argues that the momentum for restructuring comes from the external sector. It explores the external effects of industrial structural changes in an open economy, especially the Renminbi exchange rate fluctuations and its effects on China’s economy.
CONTENTS 1. Introduction: Themes and Methods 2. Theories in Exchange Rate Changes and Industrial Restructuring 3. China’s Industrial Restructuring in the Context of Comparative Advantage: Exchange Rate and Gain from Trade 4. Variables of Development and Opening-up: The Long-term Trend of Exchange Rates in China 5. Path Analysis of China’s Exchange Rate, Changes and Industrial Restructuring 6. Interdependence of China’s Exchange Rate Reform and Industrial Restructuring: Analysis of the System 7. China’s Exchange Rate Reform Accommodating Industrial Restructuring: Thoughts and Measures
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Gu Kejian is a Professor at the School of Business in Renmin University of China. He teaches and researches in the area of international trade theory and policy. He has published many papers in academic journals such as the Journal of Economic Research and The World Economy. Yu Jian is a PhD in Economics and an Assistant Analyst at the Department of Business Management of the People’s Bank of China. He is responsible for research on the world economy, industrial economics and monetary policy of the central bank. He has published several academic papers in The International Trade Journal and The Journal of Financial Research.
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Updated on 21st June 2011
China’s Economy/Banking & Finance
Enrich Series on Chinese Currency Reform Volumes 1-3 Set
Internationalization of the Renminbi
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A Thorough Analysis of Reforms of China’s Banking Industry and Currency System August 2011 | 824 pages | Cloth: Hardcover 978-981-4339-06-3 AU$422.95 NZ$578.00
KEY FEATURES With the continuous rise in the status and importance of China in regional and global economics, the influence of the Renminbi grows proportionately. Currency reform has become a crucial and inevitable policy choice for China. Based on recent theoretical frameworks and quantitative analyses, this series explores the relationship between Chinese banking system reform, regionalization and internationalization of the Renminbi as well as the possible cooperation between the Renminbi, the Yen and other Asian currencies.
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Special 3 volume set – Volume 1 – Internationization of the Renminbi History: History, Theories, and Policies Volume 2 – Regionalization of the Renminibi Volume 3 – Cooperation between the Renminibi and the Yen
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CHINA’S ECONOMY
Growth without Crisis: China's Modern Financial System By China’s Financial Policy Research Center of Renmin University of China
Decoding China’s “Crisis-free” Economic Growth Oct 2011
| 152 pages | 7x10
Hardcover: 978-981-4298-32-2 AU$ 170.95 NZ$235.00
KEY FEATURES This book establishes the concept of 30-year economic “crisis-free growth” in China, and explores the fiscal and financial reasons for such growth. It focuses on the relationship between economic growth, fiscal decentralization, local government behavior and taxation. In addition, this book examines the theory of the formation of RMB equilibrium exchange rate and traces the political economic mechanism of exchange rate reform in order to explain the reasons for China’s economic growth
CONTENTS 1. 2. 3. 4.
Fiscal Decentralization, Local Government Behavior and Economic Growth Rapid Growth in the Tax Revenue of China: Interpreting the Framework of Taxation China’s Tax Burden: A Multi-Perspective Analysis Re-interpreting the Modern Financial System: Theoretical Explanations and Choice under the Reality of China’s National Endowments 5. Effects and Transmission of China’s Monetary Policy: Structural VAR Analysis 6. The High Degree of Monetization in China 7. Capital of Chinese State-Owned Banks 8. The Chinese Agricultural Credit System 9. Equilibrium Exchange Rate of the RMB: Theory and Political-Economic Perspectives on the Exchange Rate 10. The Agricultural Trust of China 11. Divergence of Stock Market and Economy: Theory and Empirical Evidence of China 12. Equity Financing Preference for Listed Companies: Evidence and Analysis 13. Lagging Development of China’s Bond Market: Analysis of Corporate Bonds
ABOUT THE AUTHOR China’s Financial Policy Research Center of Renmin University of China has conducted a series of studies on certain important financial issues in China, such as fiscal and monetary policies, rural financial reforms, venture investment, financial management and economic development, design of the public financial framework, governance structure of commercial banks, opening up of the capital market, and other related issues. It gives impetus to the development of financial theories in China through the application of modern economic research techniques.
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BUSINESS AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Innovative Capability of Chinese Enterprises By Yi Zhihong Renmin University of China
A First-hand Look at Chinese Innovations Oct 2011
| 312 pages | 7x10
Hardcover: 978-981-4298-36-0 AU$ 184.95 NZ$252.00
KEY FEATURES In recent years, China has seen the advantages of building an innovation-oriented country. Through research and case studies, this book provides a thorough analysis of the sustainable development model of independent innovation for Chinese enterprises.
CONTENTS 1. A Study of the Sustainable Independent Innovative Capability of Chinese Enterprises: International Environmental and Industrial Policies 2. The Financing Environment of Independent Innovation 3. Technological Innovation Models Based on Integration of Resources 4. Operation of an Innovation-oriented Service Supply Chain 5. Performance of Corporate Information in Institutional Innovation 6. Innovation in the Marketing Channel 7. Innovation in Home Branding and Performance 8. Construction of Indicators to Assess Sustainable Technological Innovative Capability 9. The Governing System and Independent Innovation 10. Organization Model for Enterprise Independent Innovation
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Yi Zhihong is the President of the Business School at Renmin University of China. Yi’s research interests include pension system reform, capital markets, corporate investment and financing strategies.
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History/Chinese Studies/Literature Updated on 21st June, 2011
Metabolism of Modern Chinese Society By Chen Xulu
Tracking the Evolution of Modern Chinese Society Two-Volume Set
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Volume 1 July 2011 | 328 pages | 7x10 Hardcover: 978-981-4332-17-0 AU$184.95 NZ$ 252.00 Volume 2 July 2011 | 328 pages | 7x10 Hardcover: 978-981-4339-00-1 AU$184.95 NZ$252.00 Volume Set July 2011 | 656 pages | 7x10 Cloth: Hardcover 978-981-4298-26-1 AU$328.95 NZ$451.00
KEY FEATURES Extensive and profound, speculative and deep, the book embodies decades of research by famous historian, Chen Xulu. This book not only examines the changes in the economic and political structure of modern society but also explores the evolution of urban and rural grassroots organizations as well as the social changes provoked by unequal treaties. It studies the internal and external factors in social change in modern China. It discusses changes in political ideology, philosophy, literature, and analyzes the change in social attitudes under the influence of the United States and Europe.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Chen Zulu was Deputy Director of the History Department at East China Normal University, member of the Editorial Board and Division Editor of the “Ci Hai” Encyclopedia, and the first Vice President of the Research Society of Modern Chinese History.
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EYE ON NEW CHINA Updated on 8th June, 2011
A Concise History of the Qing Dynasty 4 Volume Set By Dai Yi Renmin University of China
Mastering the Development of the Qing Dynasty Volume 3
October 2011 | 320 pages | 7x10 Hardcover: 978-981-4332-20-0 AU$170.95 NZ$ 235.00 Volume 4 October 2011 | 320 pages | 7x10 Hardcover: 978-981-4332-21-7 AU$170.95 NZ$235.00 Volume Set October 2011 | 7x10 Hardcover: 978-981-4339-78-0 AU$ 663.95 / NZ$904.00
KEY FEATURES The Qing Dynasty was a feudal institution established by the upper dominant class of the Manchu ethnic minority, and was the last of the feudal autocratic monarchy dynasties in China’s long history. This book provides an account of the history of the Manchurian rise, its flourishing, decline and demise, but above, it reflects all the history of the development, creation and struggle for a modern China. The book, in four volumes, begins with the ancestors of the Manchu and the rise of Manchu, and ends at the Opium War in 1840. After the Opium War, China entered the modern historical period and great and revolutionary changes took place in society, which were fundamentally different from those of the early and mid-Qing Dynasty.
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1. The Rise of the Manchu and the Establishment and Development of the Late Jin Regime 2. Establishment of the rule of the Qing Dynasty and Early National Policies 3. The Development of Agricultural Economy and the Feudal System 4. The Class Structure of Qing Dynasty and Class Struggle in the Early Eighteenth Century 5. Early Tsarist Russian Aggression in China and Chinese Opposition 6. The Cultural Policy of the Qing Dynasty and the Development of Sinology 7. Intensification of Social Conflicts 8. Uprising of All Ethnic Groups led by the White Lotus Society 9. Social Thought in the Early Nineteenth Century 10. Capitalist Aggression against China
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EYE ON NEW CHINA Dai Yi, born in 1926, graduated from Shanghai Jiaotong University and went to study at the Department of History, Peking University. In 1961 he served as Deputy Director of the History Department, Renmin University of China, and also Director of the Research Institute of Chinese History, and was promoted to be Director in 1980. In 2002 the National Project of Qing Dynasty’s History Compilation was started and he served as Director of the National Editorial Board on the Qing Dynasty’s History. He has written or edited over 30 books, including the Draft of China’s Modern History, the Sino-Russian Treaty of Nerchinsk (1689), A Concise History of the Qing Dynasty, Emperor Qianlong and his Era, China and the World in the 18th Century, A Yearbook of the Qing Dynasty, the Anthology of Lu Shuang, the Anthology of Fan Lu, and the Anthology of Yu Bing.
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EYE on New China Updated on 9
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June, 2011
Enrich Series on Chinese Currency Reform Vol.2
Regionalization of the Renminbi By Li Xiao, Ding Yibing
The Roadmap of Regionalization and Internationalization of the Renminbi October 2011
| 280 pages | 7x10
Hardcover: 9789814339049 AU$ 158.95 NZ$216.00
KEY FEATURES With the continuous rise in the status and importance of China in regional and global economies, the influence of the Renminbi grows proportionately. Currency Reform has become a crucial and inevitable policy choice for China. Based on recent theoretical frameworks and quantitative analyzes, this book explores the necessity, feasibility, specific pathway and measures of regionalization and internationalization of the Renminbi as well as provides new perspectives for the internationalization progress of the currencies of developing economic powers.
CONTENTS 1. 2. 3. 4.
Theories and Experiences of Internationalization and Regionalization of Currency The Regionalization as the Inevitable Path to Internationalization of the Renminbi The Feasibility Analysis of the Regionalization of the Renminbi Choice of Path to the Regionalization of the Renminbi
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Li Xiao, Professor and Deputy Dean of the School of Economics, and Researcher of the China Public Sector Economy Research Center at the Jilin University. He is also the Vice Chairman of the China Society of World Economics. His main research focus is the international and East Asian economic development. Ding Yibing, Professor of the School of Economics, and Researcher of the China Public Sector Economy Research Center at the Jilin University. He is also a Committee Member of the China Society of World Economics. His main research focus is the international economy and finance.
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June, 2011
Enrich Series on Chinese Currency Reform Vol.3
Cooperation between the Renminbi and the Yen By Li Xiao, Kamikawa Takao
The Dialogue between the Two Dominant East Asian Currencies October 2011
| 280 pages | 7x10
Cloth: 9789814339056 AU$ 158.95 NZ$216.00
KEY FEATURES With the continuous rise in the status and importance of China in regional and global economies, the influence of the Renminbi grows proportionately. Currency Reform has become a crucial and inevitable policy choice for China. Based on recent theoretical frameworks and quantitative analyzes, this book explores the necessity, feasibility and specific pathway of cooperation between the Renminbi and the Yen, the two dominant East Asian currencies. It also provides an in-depth analysis of the significance of the two currencies in shaping the future situation of the East Asian.
CONTENTS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.
The Formation, Development of the Global Financial Crisis and the Future of Asia The Global Financial Crisis and Asia: Impact, Relation and Challenges The Internationalization of the Yen: Retrospect and the New Asian Strategies The Development and Strategic Adjustment of the Internationalization of the Yen: The Evaluation from a Chinese Scholar The Rise of the Renminbi and the strategies of Asianization and Internationalization The Stabilization and International of the Renminbi and the Future of the East Asian Currency System The Cooperation of Asian Currencies and Sino-Japanese Coordination: From the Chinese perspective The Cooperation of Asian Currencies and the Prospect of the International Monetary and Financial Systems
ABOUT THE EDITORS Li Xiao, Professor and Deputy Dean of the School of Economics, and Researcher of the China Public Sector Economy Research Center at the Jilin University. He is also the Vice Chairman of the China Society of World Economics. His main research focus is the international and East Asian economic development. Kamikawa Takao, Professor in International Economics of the Faculty of http://www.enrichprofessional.com
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EYE ON NEW CHINA Updated on 8th June, 2011
The Compilation of the Complete Library in the Four Branches of Literature (Vols.1-2) By Huang Aiping Renmin University of China
Illustrating the Compilation of Chinese Classics Volume 1 October 2011 | 296 pages | 7x10 Hardcover: 978-981-4332-23-1 AU$ 158.95 NZ$216.00 Volume 2 October 2011 | 296 pages | 7x10 Hardcover: 978-981-4339-01-8 AU$ 158.95 NZ$216.00 Two-Volume Set October 2011 | 7x10 Hardcover: 978-981-4339-80-3 AU$ 303.95 NZ$415.00
KEY FEATURES The Compilation of the Complete Library in the Four Branches of Literature is a significant event in the history of Chinese culture. By using a large number of historical archives, the author conducts comprehensive research on the compilation process and the impact of the Library. It includes an in-depth discussion of forbidden books, literary inquisition and other relevant issues. The book is a valued addition to the field of Qing Dynasty research.
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1. Background and Causes of Compilation 2. Preparation Work and Calling for Books 3. Book Bans and Literary Inquisition 4. Organization of the Museum of the Complete Library in the Four Branches of Literature 5. Recording, Editing and Proofreading 6. Storage and Viewing 7. Deletion, Correction and Second Proofreading 8. Addendum to Work 9. Historical Changes 10. Summary of The Complete Library in the Four Branches of Literature
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EYE ON NEW CHINA 11. Catalogue of The Complete Library in the Four Branches of Literature 12. Introduction to The Complete Library in the Four Branches of Literature
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Huang Aiping holds a PhD in History from the Qing Dynasty History Research Institute, Renmin University of China. Currently, he is Professor and Doctoral Supervisor at the Institute of Qing Dynasty History, School of History, Renmin University of China and serves as member of the Historical Subject Team of the 15th Planning of Philosophy and Social Science Committee of Beijing. Dr Huang has published ten books and over one hundred articles. His representative works include Research on the Compilation of the Complete Library in the Four Branches of Literature, Academia and Culture of the Qing Dynasty (co-authored), China and the World in the 18th century • Ideas and Culture, A History of Academia and Culture of Qing Dynasty (co-authored), and Textology and Qing Dynasty Society.
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