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If there is an aspect that a prospective company should never overlook is the aspect of seeking to expand the market to the international platform. Globalization has wiped out the national and cultural boundaries, and thus reducing the world into a single marketplace. Mrak (2010) asserts that with globalization, businesses have been exposed to a plethora of marketing opportunities across the world. Furthermore, the uninterrupted advancement in technology being experienced throughout the world has facilitated the capabilities the opportunities of international markets. For instance, air travel and the advent of the internet have eased global communication and thus the Continue reading...

“International politics, like all politics, is a struggle for power”

― Hans J. Morgenthau
The two regional powers – Turkey and People’s Republic of China (PRC or China) – have both competed to lead the Central Asia and at the same time aimed to find areas of common interests for quite a long period. For the purposes of this research, the relations between the two states during Cold War and post Cold War period will be analyzed and the issue of Uyghur in respect of these relations will be given special attention.
Following the Second World War the paths of Turkey and China on international arena diverged at some point. Ankara Continue reading...

The US and China are the world’s largest economies and military powers. They are also incidentally each other’s largest trading partners in spite of the political tension that exists between them. Although the trade relations between the countries are on a large scale and the economies are interdependent to a large extent, the two countries cannot be more different from each other. The Unites States of America is a capitalist democracy while China is a communist country. The US follows a bi-party system (not strictly bi-party as other parties and independents contest and get elected to office, Continue reading...

Question 1: Historical Considerations & Representational Patterns

There is no doubt that the main opponents of influence in the world in this century will be Washington and Beijing. There is nothing surprising in the fact that on the shelves of US bookstores from time to time there are books about the coming war between the US and China. With regard to representations of the Chinese about the United States, they were influenced by a complex set of factors that created the one hand the negative stereotypes about the far western country and on the other a deep interest, admiration, as a model for imitation.
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I. Introduction
When the U.S. and China normalized relationships 35 years ago, it could be argued that neither side thought it was a relationship of equals. The U.S. was a superpower and China was in the beginning stages of extricating itself from nearly a decade of isolation following the Cultural Revolution and the death of Mao Zedong. Over the last three decades, however, Chinese development has flourished at a hyperactive pace. That development was powered by a shift in priorities in the late 1970s from one that mainly focused on mass mobilization, political indoctrination and absolute loyalty to Communist Continue reading...

Heartfelt memories and smiles dawn the sensibilities of people all over the world as they recall an incident in 1989, which made international headlines. Simply known as ‘Tiananmen Square’ the ‘Tank man’ stood in admirably bold defiance against suffocating authoritarianism in Beijing, China nearly thirty years ago. Much has changed in China since then, when the Western world collectively looked down its nose at her one-child-only policy. Today China, a massively populated nation, now journeys upon the pioneering road towards economic growth and tentative yet progressive efforts to reform socio-political and trade policy. The task is not easy. One Continue reading...

A Nation as opposed to an Empire

The Chinese nation identity was in the past marked by distinctive ethic practices and customs in the Chinese culture. These practices involved binding the feet of their daughters, celebration of the lunar New Year and braiding of hair into a long plait or queue which was a Manchu innovation in the Qing dynasty rule over China. In the past the concept of nationalism in Ancient China was seen as a way of integration and inculcation of customs and values practiced by the elite in the Qing government bureaucracy over the large diverse population in China. Nationalism was more focused Continue reading...

Introduction

In This paper, we will discuss the cultural influence and intercultural communication. We will talk the tour of Maarten Troost’s Book Lost on Planet China (Troost, 2008). In addition, we will thoroughly investigate the impact of one culture on another. In addition, the central idea would be Due to American's cultural influence and help, China is becoming a major player in business and politics. Starting from the culture, the term "culture" refers to characteristics and values people and a group of people has learned and not given by the nature (Neuliep, 2014).

Culture Is a Kind of Storehouse or Library of Possible Meanings and Symbols

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In the recent decades, after the end of the Cold War and stimulation of integration in Europe and world in general, the world has become a single international community with transparent boarders and freedom of movement for capital. Under such conditions, sooner or later medium or large business begins to consider expansion and its potential internationalisation. While the Western world countries are accustomed thinking globally for half a century, companies for the developing markets began to consider their strategies of internationalisation exactly in the last couple of decades. The main implications for the late-comers are that most of the Continue reading...

2. Launching Google.cn and Allowing China to Censor the Search Results
Google made the right choice in 2006 to enter China for practical, business and ethical reasons. Although Google was accessible in China, it was extremely slow. Local internet service providers offer much faster service. As such, the accessible Google service in China was practically worthless unless one was looking for uncensored blogs and news items. Most internet users are not doing that. The practical thing to do was to be present in China. To operate in China requires that the company must abide by Chinese laws.
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International Business

Apple Inc is the largest publicly traded corporation in the world by market capitalization. It was founded in April 1, 1976. It has 364 retail stores in 13 different countries. In year 2011, it had revenue of USD 108 billion with an estimated value of USD 626 billion. In China, Apple Inc has done well so far and according to its current CEO, there is a tremendous opportunity for companies that understand China. 20 percent of total company’s revenue lies in China with a growth of 9 percent annually. Apple Inc captures 78.3% of market share of tablet Continue reading...

Introduction

It could not be denied that European perception of China has drastically changed as observed by most scholars and historians. Even in Western policies towards China, the change of perception is quite evident as policies became lax and leaned towards contempt and disrespect. It is claimed that the decline of China’s intellectual and scientific progress has been largely attributed to its negative perception of the Western culture. For the same reason, China in the late eighteenth century has been perceived generally as backwards for being a closed society with little interest in knowledge or innovation; or so it Continue reading...

Introduction

Negotiation is one of the key determinants of decision-making when an issue arises between one or more parties. This involves a conscious understanding of either party social, cultural practice as a tactical approach to arrive at a reasonable concurrence. Hofstede’s noted that people have different perceptions of how they view the world social issues and reaction to other parties’ views. Culture is a composition of shared value that draws their reference from personal observation of characters at childhood or perceptions adopted from a continuous association with daily challenges (Fang, 2001). Human beings are presumed to undergo a life Continue reading...

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Although political rhetoric espoused by various politicians in the United States today tout America’s unique and exceptional identity as a “teeming nation of nations,” the historical record contradicts such an idyllic image. Non-white immigrants whose appearance deviated from the identity markers of the hegemonic group and wore a far different “racial uniform” were excluded from, enjoying the rights and protections afforded to American citizens. Indeed, they were stripped of political, social and economic agency and were treated as second-class citizens. Throughout American history, laws surrounding myths about social problems have been cast both in racial and sexualized terms, Continue reading...

Commissioner Lin implored for the Opium trade to be halted because Opium harmed Chinese society as a whole by reducing their productivity level as a result of addiction an escalating mortality rates. Official diplomatic ties between England and China commenced in 1793 when Lord McCartney led a British delegation to China in order to converse with the Chinese emperor. The result of that meeting was an increase in commercial trade, although commercial relations between the two countries soured when the British replaced paying in monetary currency with payment in kind, most notably, in opium. The Chinese Empire under the Continue reading...

A. Abstract

This outline delineates the various risks that Ford Motors face in the course of expanding its market presence in China. The outline describes the risks under political, cultural and financial categories. The political risks have emerged from the trade dispute that has been in existence between the U.S. and China for a long period, as well as the rigorous emission standards and lenient Intellectual Property rights in China. The cultural risk emanates from the collectivism culture in China whereby Chinese people buy vehicles that are of the same brand as that of family members and friends. Finally, the financial Continue reading...

Since the establishment of the People's Republic of China (PRC) in 1949, its policy on international peacekeeping and peace-building activities has undergone significant changes. Initially, the Chinese government questioned the legitimacy of the UN peacekeeping activities. This situation was caused by the 1950-1953 Korean War during which the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) of China fought against the United Nations (UN) peacekeeping forces. Moreover, Beijing considered UN peacekeeping activities as flagrant interference in the domestic affairs of another state and violation of state sovereignty. This skeptical point of view was maintained by China even after the admission of PRC Continue reading...

Introduction

In 1992, the biggest McDonald's restaurant on the planet opened in the capital city of China, Beijing (Watson1). With 700 seats and less than 30 cashiers, the Beijing McDonalds served 40,000 clients on its first day of business. MacDonald had turned into an imperative historical point in Beijing by the mid-year of 1994. Additionally, the picture of the Golden Arches often seemed times on national TV programs (Watson 1). It likewise turned into a fascination for residential vacationers, as a spot where standard individuals could truly taste a touch of American society. New McDonald's restaurants showed up in Continue reading...

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Introduction

In the modern business environment, it is getting more and more important for the companies to deal with and quickly react to the new trends and challenges brought by the changing market situation and globalization. Nowadays the executives of many companies understand that this may be done only with the help of skilled talent and in order to engage such talent and develop it they should have a strong HR departments and strategy. In this essay I am going to analyze and compare HR practices in two countries that are among the largest market players in the Continue reading...

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Moving Ford Motor Company to China is a proposed strategy that might affect the organization greatly. China has a large labor force, which constitutes of 815.3 million people; hence, indicating that cheap and affordable labor is available in the country. Costs of labor in China are also unbelievably low. However, Vehicle manufacturers in China produce cheap and affordable cars sold locally and in neighboring regions. Ford will have to beat the prices or use a different approach when venturing into the Chinese market as a competitive strategy. This paper outlines what validations can be used for Ford to Continue reading...