Papers may be downloaded for personal use only. Kennedy School of Government Harvard University DRAFT June 20‚ 2005 The Internal Morality of Chinese Legalism Kenneth Winston Abstract It is widely held that there are no indigenous roots in China for the rule of law; it is an import from the West. The Chinese legal tradition‚ rather‚ is rule by law‚ as elaborated in ancient Legalist texts such as the Han Feizi. According to the conventional reading of these texts‚ law is amoral and an instrument
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Affected by the PM2.5‚ the northeast China‚ such as Beijing and Hebei Province were suffering. According to the Chinese main steam media‚ known about pneumoconiosis‚ the numbers of pneumoconiosis patients were climbing up while this type of symptom did not still attach importance to publics’ minds. There were copious of collieries around Fangshan in Beijing and Xuhua in Hebei Province. As Vice President of School International Committee of the Red Cross‚ I had an opportunity to go to the local hospital
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civilizations‚ Han China (206 BCE - 220 CE) and Mauryan/Gupta India (315 BCE - 550 CE) were the economic giants of their time. The economic production of both dynasties originally began with extensive agriculture and eventually developed extensive trade systems. However‚ Mauryan/ Gupta India emphasized trade and its economic importance while China‚ due to religious conflictions‚ allowed trade to occur‚ but never permitted it to become a main focus of their economy. Han China and Mauryan/ Gupta
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least‚ investing in developing marketing and sales organization is emphasized to position GEMS as a more than Equipment Company i.e. to differentiate itself from the competitors with services. However‚ with the recent China opportunity‚ GPC concept has been shaken by “In China for China” policy. Hence‚ GEMS has to consider whether to modify GPC by adopting the new policy to directly focus on Chinese market or not. Company’s Strategies Manufacturing strategy; According to GPC concept‚ it is focused on
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MAKING CHINA BEAUTIFUL: SHISEIDO AND THE CHINA MARKET Problem: The chain-store distribution expansion strategy Shiseido is using in China is resulting in increased turnover‚ sales of counterfeit products and consumption of training resources. Analysis and Evaluation: Shiseido began its movement into China in the 1980s. First there was exporting‚ then a joint venture and finally‚ direct investment with the establishment of a manufacturing facility. During this expansion‚ the company’s goal was
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Northeastern University Telecommunications Public Policy and Business Management TSMG 5340 (32263 - Sec 01) Wednesdays – 6:00 PM – 9:30 PM Snell Engineering Center - Room 153 Spring Semester - 2013 Timothy Enright‚ Instructor 130 Snell Engineering Center Northeastern University 360 Huntington Avenue Boston‚ MA 02115 Office Phone: 781.953.6800 Email: tpenright11@aol.com or t.enright@neu.edu Course Description: This course provides an overview of the telecommunications
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“Back to China”: the Reverse Brain Drain in China Every autumn‚ American students are busy with applying for undergraduate or graduate schools‚ so are an increasing number of Chinese students. Chinese get to realize the significance of being transnational. “Transnational” means involving in many countries. Now‚ human capital‚ especially those who have international experience‚ is significant to the development of a country in the internationalized world. However‚ plenty of overseas students
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MAKING CHINA BEAUTIFUL: SHISEIDO & THE CHINA MARKET I. Problem The Shiseido company is weak in understanding the market needs and is looking to create a strategy that will both increase global market share and reap success in the high potential Chinese market. II. Alternatives/Recommendations 1) Invest heavily in market research section in order to create market-driven products and services. a. Shiseido needs to consistently stay one step ahead when it comes to industry trends to
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1.0 Introduction During the 19th century‚ Malaya had been colonised by the British and many Chinese and Indian had migrates to Malaya. As a city‚ Kuala Lumpur had become the most crowded and fast development place. Many colonial and migrations stay at Kuala Lumpur. Through colonisation and migration‚ both knowledge and methods of house construction had been adapted to the Malaya architecture during that time. Therefore there are many heritage buildings especially the Chinese shop houses had been
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The Aztecs and the Sudanic states are different in that the Aztecs used Brute force to gain power and the Sudanic states rose to power peacefully‚ and the Aztecs believed in many gods and Mali ‚ Songhay‚ and Ghana were all monotheistic‚ and they were similar in that they both had a lot of gold that was highly valued by others. The Aztecs were different to the Sudanic States in that the Sudanic states rose to power peacefully and the Aztecs used brute force to rise to power. The Aztecs fought over
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