Management in China During the Age of Reform: 23 (Cambridge Studies in Management, Series Number 23)

Management in China During the Age of Reform: 23 (Cambridge Studies in Management, Series Number 23)

by JohnChild (Author)

Synopsis

China has already become the world's second largest economic power, and it currently presents enormous business opportunities. Yet there is still a dearth of information in the West about how Chinese firms are run. In this invaluable 1994 book, Professor Child addresses this lack, examining management in China in all its different aspects. He covers the development of Chinese management during the period of economic reform in a number of areas including enterprise leadership, decision making, the management of marketing and purchasing transactions, the work roles of senior managers, personnel practices and reward systems. The experience of foreign firms entering joint ventures with Chinese enterprises is also reviewed in detail. The book provides a comprehensive survey of the subject, written on the basis of field work and direct contacts which the author has with Chinese enterprises.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 354
Edition: New e.
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Published: 13 Nov 1996

ISBN 10: 0521574668
ISBN 13: 9780521574662
Book Overview: A comprehensive and survey of management in China in the period of economic reform, first published in 1994.

Media Reviews
'This book will be valuable to foreign investors ... the quality of the commentary within the chapters and especially the final exploratory chapter set it well above most works on management in China.' China Quarterly
' ... adds an important piece to the jigsaw of our understanding of management in China and is a significant contribution to the literature.' Journal of Management Studies
'Professor Child has produced a pioneering study in a setting where managerial issues remain politically sensitive. It is necessary reading for those manufacturers and investors targeting China's burgeoning domestic markets.' Asian Affairs
This is a very timely and well-written book that offers a wealth of insights on the Chinese management system....[it] accomplishes its purpose very well. Journal of Organizational Change
The breadth of topics on Chinese management is impressive, and the book is 'must' reading for anyone in the China field who has a research interest in management studies and organizational studies. Anita Chan, The China Journal
This book provides an interesting snapshot of state enterprise and joint venture management in the 1980's. Maris G. Martinsons, Journal of Asian Business