China in the International Economic Order: New Directions and Changing Paradigms

ISBN: 9781107632271 出版年：2015 页码：346 Lisa Toohey Colin B Picker Jonathan Greenacre Cambridge University Press

Introduction: China in the international economic order: new directions and changing paradigms Colin B. Picker and Lisa Toohey Part I. Perspectives on China in the International Order: 1. Revamping the China model for the post-global financial crisis era: the emerging post-Washington, post-Beijing consensus Randall Peerenboom 2. Regarding China: images of China in the international economic order Lisa Toohey 3. China and international tribunals: onward from the WTO Marcia Don Harpaz 4. China's legal cultural relationship to international economic law: multiple and conflicting paradigms Colin B. Picker Part II. Trade: 5. From the Doha round to the China round: China's growing role in WTO negotiations Henry Gao 6. China's implementation of WTO decisions Timothy Webster 7. The emerging rules on state capitalism and their implications for China's use of SOEs Junji Nakagawa 8. Standards as a means to technological leadership? China's ICT standards in the context of the international economic order Shin-yi Peng Part III. Financial and Monetary: 9. China's negotiation of the international economic legal order Ross P. Buckley and Weihuan Zhou 10. Is the rise of Chinese state capital a regulatory game changer? The example of inward investment capital to Australia Justin O'Brien, George Gilligan and Jonathan Greenacre 11. Contesting the liberal imaginary? China's role in the international monetary system Julian Gruin 12. China, economic Taoism and development: different paradigms, different outcomes Xuezhu Bai and Nicholas Morris Part IV. Competition, IP and Investment: 13. Chinese companies and outbound investment - the balance between domestic and international concerns Vivienne Bath 14. Mergers with conditions in China: caution, control or industrial policy? Deborah Healey 15. Geo-politics, China and investor-state arbitration Leon E. Trakman 16. China, intellectual property rights and the WTO: challenging but not a challenge to the existing legal order Bryan Mercurio.