China’s Cyber Insecurity
The Art of Cyberwar For most of the day on a recent Friday, internet users in the US could get a taste of what life is like for their compatriots living in…
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Legal Update: China’s Cybersecurity Law
By Wei Chen After issuing three drafts for public comments during the previous two years, the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress approved the Cybersecurity Law on Nov. 7, 2016, and…
Transcript: The Presidential Transition and China
Ian Bremmer: Ok, I’ll start by just saying that Trump is a very clear rejection of Americanization equaling globalization. I mean, America First, if you are an ally of the United…
How Oriental DreamWorks Caught the China Wave
Jeffrey Towson, Professor of Investment at Peking University Guanghua School of Management and co-author of the One Hour China book Of the 19 million students in Chinese universities in 2009, over…
Cybersecurity for All: SMEs and the New Law
By: Beata Cichocka Cybersecurity is not just a technology issue that affects a narrow range of technical businesses; it’s a critical business concern that affects corporate reputation, says Eric Schmidt of EventBank.…
What China’s Four Generations Want at Work
By Cindy Jensen We are so quick to label our perceptions of generations in China. It is often assumed the youngest generation, the Millennials or Gen Y, are narcissistic, lack loyalty to their…