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by Denggao Long (Author), Wei Yi (Author)
A deep dive into Chinese society, from its roots to its global impact. This book explores the historical development and unique characteristics of traditional Chinese markets and their micro-entities. It investigates the evolution of factor markets, civil order, business management, and non-government organizations within the context of Chinese culture in a heterogeneous environment.
From native traditions to overseas expansion, this study reveals the inner workings of Chinese entrepreneurship and its adaptation, choices, and growth in diverse settings. It examines the collision and integration of modern China and the West through comparative studies of economic history, offering fresh perspectives on Chinese and Western economic development. Discover the forces that have shaped Chinese society and its global presence. For researchers, students, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of China's economic and social evolution.Author Biography
Denggao LONG, Professor of Economics, School of Social Sciences, Tsinghua University. He holds various leadership roles at the Center for Chinese Entrepreneur Studies and the Center for Economic History. He has also received multiple awards and holds several memberships, including the Laureate of the Sun Yefang Economic Science Award and the Expert Advisory Committee of the Overseas Chinese Affairs Office of the State Council. Wei YI is a research fellow at Tsinghua University's School of Social Sciences and Center for Chinese Entrepreneur Studies, with a Ph.D. in Economics from Tsinghua University, an MBA, and a Bachelor's in Engineering. She has expertise in industrial and economic history research and has published numerous papers in leading journals.
