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- Context for Chinese Globalization
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1. The new triad power: impact on global markets, resources and politics
- Prof. Jagdish N. Sheth
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2. Contextualizing Chinese globalization
- Dr. Francis Schortgen
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3. China and the birth of globalization
- Prof. Dennis O. Flynn
- Chinese State Owned Enterprises
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4. Institutional China and Chinese OFDI
- Prof. Peter J. Buckley
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5. Chinese state owned enterprise going global
- Prof. Dr. William Hua Wang
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6. The globalization of Chinese enterprises
- Prof. Xiaobo Wu
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7. Paths to globalization: Korean chaebol and Chinese SOEs
- Prof. James P. Johnson
- Globalization of Chinese Capital
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8. International acquisitions of Chinese firms
- Prof. Ping Deng
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9. Chinese SWFs: meeting the dragon
- Mr. Michael Keller
- Chinese Outward Foreign Direct Investment
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10. Chinese OFDI in Africa: trends, prospects, threats?
- Prof. Gayle Allard
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11. Chinese outward foreign direct investment in Europe
- Dr. Yun Schüler-Zhou
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12. Chinese M&A in Germany
- Dr. Yi-peng Liu
- International Marketing in China
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13. China’s foreign direct investment: the role of country of origin
- Dr. Paz Estrella Tolentino
- Chinese Entrepreneurship
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14. Entrepreneurship development in China
- Prof. Xiaohong He
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15. New Chinese entrepreneurs
- Prof. Wenxian Zhang
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Navigable Slide Index
- Introduction
- Background
- Defining globalization’s birth (1)
- Global warming at the end of the last ice age
- World silver trade routes (16th-18th centuries)
- China as a primary end market
- The Potosi/Japan silver cycle
- Price of silver in China vs. rest of the world: 1590
- Schematic of Potosí
- Spanish trade routes
- American routes to China through Europe
- End of the Potosi-Japan cycle of silver
- Defining globalization’s birth (2)
- 1/3, 1/3, 1/3 argument
- American plants: ecological impacts on China
- “Magellan exchange” across the Pacific
- 18th century Chinese population explosion
- American crops and China’s population
- Rise of price and demand for silver in China
- End of the Mexican silver cycle
- Interdisciplinary globalization
- Globalization before the industrial revolution
- Direct European entry into maritime Asia
- Conclusions
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Topics Covered
- Globalization defined
- Eastern and western hemispheric isolation for over 10,000 years
- Key role of end-market China in globalization’s 16th-century birth
- Spanish American and Japanese mines
- European intermediaries
- Revolutionary ecological, epidemiological, cultural and demographic impacts globally
- Reverberations over five centuries
- Evidence of general technological superiority?
Talk Citation
Flynn, D.O. (2013, October 7). China and the birth of globalization [Video file]. In The Business & Management Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved September 1, 2024, from https://doi.org/10.69645/ABOU8510.Export Citation (RIS)