Big Dragon: The Future of China: What It Means for Business, The Economy, and the Global Order

by Daniel Burstein (Author), Daniel Burstein (Author)

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Paperback
1999
$26.38

In BIG DRAGON, Dan Burstein joins with China specialist Arne de Keijzer to offer a comprehensive look at China and its future. They suggest that no other country poses such significant business and political questions for the West and therefore the business world must develop new strategies for dealing with China. The authors present a practical blueprint for business people, policy makers and concerned citizens alike for maximising opportunity (economic as well as political) and minimising any chance of conflict. In dealing with China, the book warns that the West will have to revise its elitist view that its principles and mores are superior, whether culturally, economically or politically. China, the authors say, will have to be dealt with on its own terms. If the West fails to do so, it will have dire consequences for the world. The authors articulate a fresh, intelligent, and innovative business and political strategy, rooted in realistic assessments of where China is coming from and where it is headed. BIG DRAGON's strength lies in its recognition of the possible conflicts, but also in the way it clearly identifies the way toward a creation of a new mutuality of economic and political interest between the West and China.

Synopsis

In BIG DRAGON, Dan Burstein joins with China specialist Arne de Keijzer to offer a comprehensive look at China and its future. They suggest that no other country poses such significant business and political questions for the West and therefore the business world must develop new strategies for dealing with China. The authors present a practical blueprint for business people, policy makers and concerned citizens alike for maximising opportunity (economic as well as political) and minimising any chance of conflict. In dealing with China, the book warns that the West will have to revise its elitist view that its principles and mores are superior, whether culturally, economically or politically. China, the authors say, will have to be dealt with on its own terms. If the West fails to do so, it will have dire consequences for the world. The authors articulate a fresh, intelligent, and innovative business and political strategy, rooted in realistic assessments of where China is coming from and where it is headed. BIG DRAGON's strength lies in its recognition of the possible conflicts, but also in the way it clearly identifies the way toward a creation of a new mutuality of economic and political interest between the West and China.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 416
Edition: New edition
Publisher: Touchstone
Published: 18 Mar 1999
ISBN 10: 0684853663
ISBN 13: 9780684853666

Media Reviews

Robert A. Kapp President, The U.S.-China Business Council Big Dragon is the book of the year....should be read by everyone with an interest in the U.S.-China relationship.
Jeffrey E. Garten Harvard Business Review The authors skillfully navigate through the minefield of tensions inherent in relations between the United States and China....A thoughtful discussion about problems and possibilities, eventually arriving at a sensible and balanced prescription.
The Philadelphia Inquirer A well-written, richly detailed appraisal of the work in progress that is China.. .provides a wealth of substantive information and fresh insights....An original, valuable addition to the worldwide dialogue about China's future global impact.
The Washington Post A sensible tome...written in a sprightly style helped along by thought-provoking quotes from a variety of China watchers.

Author Bio

Daniel Burstein is Senior Advisor of the Blackstone Group, a leading private investment bank in New York and the author of several books on global, economic, financial, and technological issues. Arne de Keijzer has been a consultant to companies doing business in China for more than 25 years, head of his own consulting firm, he has worked with consumer goods and publishing as well as joint ventures and private equity firms.