Focusing on energy transition, the book examines its historical context and significance for economic growth. By analyzing the evolution of energy practices, it highlights the unique aspects of energy transition and offers insights into China's current energy strategies, drawing lessons from the experiences of Germany and the United States. This exploration appeals to environmentalists, economists, and journalists interested in the interplay between energy and economic transformation.
Focusing on the significance of human communication processes, this book explores the Chinese educational system's approach to developing student character and personal orientations. It provides a cross-cultural perspective on communication objectives within this context. The authors, Wang Lei and Jim Schnell, bring extensive academic and professional backgrounds, with Wang serving in key educational assessment roles in China, and Schnell having a rich history of teaching and military service, including experience in China.
The book is available for free access, allowing readers to explore its content without any cost barriers. This format promotes wider dissemination of knowledge and encourages engagement with the material by a diverse audience. The open access nature suggests a focus on inclusivity and the sharing of ideas, making it a valuable resource for those interested in its subject matter.
Exploring the dynamics of foreign direct investment in China, this book offers an institutional perspective by examining the interplay between cross-border capital flows, national regulations, and local responses. It presents a unique urban viewpoint that enhances understanding of China's FDI patterns, while also addressing the drivers of the country's rapid economic growth and their implications for sustainable development. This approach fills a gap in existing literature by focusing on the interactions shaping China's economic landscape.
The book explores the significance of Five-Year Planning (FYP) in shaping socio-economic and spatial development in post-reform China, highlighting its legacy from the socialist state. It addresses the gap in research regarding the interplay between FYP and spatial elements in regulatory practices. Through a conceptual framework and case studies at varying spatial scales, it employs qualitative and quantitative methods to analyze stakeholders, institutions, and planning mechanisms, ultimately assessing the effectiveness of spatial planning in addressing governance challenges in urban and regional contexts.
Focusing on personal development, this guide aids international students in cultivating a growth mindset and self-awareness. The first section, "Getting Started," offers reflection questions to explore motivations for studying abroad and practical advice on the application process for schools and programs. Through its structured approach, the book empowers students to navigate their educational journeys with confidence and clarity.