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Overview:
The Chinese diaspora entrepreneurs have formed a synergistic alliance with the emerging, locally-driven industrialization in mnland China since the mid-1980s. This synergy is born from their capability to create networks based on mutual trust and reciprocity, leading to transformative development-from-below. Unlike larger multinational corporations from Western and Japanese backgrounds that often play minimal roles in such developments, this partnership leverages the agility of both sides.
Key Features:
The book elucidates how established small-scale, non-institutional entities on each side are able to connect through personal relationships, fostering a unique form of collaborative growth between China's reform era initiatives and diaspora capital. This dynamic contrasts with conventional economicthat rely heavily on bureaucratic structures and formalized ties.
Content Highlight:
The narrative progresses from describing the resources avlable and opportunities for engagement in mnland China Chapter 2, through an exploration of Chinese Diaspora Capitalism itself Chapter 3 to the implications of this alliance for development and policy making.
Critical Analysis:
It examines the roles played by different segments of the diaspora, from tycoons Chapter 5 who leverage their global networks and capital, to smaller investors who might not have direct access to resources but still play a crucial role through innovative strategies.
Moreover, it discusses the dynamics of transnational small and medium enterprises in facilitating this economic synergy across national boundaries Chapter 6.
Outcomes:
The book's final section evaluates depency aspects within development frameworks, considering how diaspora capital impacts China's local communities and economies Chapter 7.
Furthermore, it explores long-term perspectives on local integration within these partnerships Chapter 8, as well as their impact on Chinese society Chapter 9, revealing ripples that ext beyond immediate stakeholders.
In :
The synergy between the Chinese diaspora and mnland China presents a compelling case study for understanding alternative development. It highlights the role of informal networks, personal relationships, and mutual trust in catalyzing economic growth and development-from-below, offering lessons with implications for policy makers globally interested in fostering local entrepreneurship and community-led initiatives.
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