Column: Economics & Trade
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January 2010: Curbing foreign investment and circumventing international trade law will not end well for Beijing, says Harris & Moure's Steven M. Dickinson
With China being hailed as the savior of the world economy, the government has reached the conclusion that this is its century: The West is irrelevant and China will lead a vanguard of new players - and the game will be played according to Beijing's rules.
Particularly in the area of trade and investment, China hopes to jettison the constraints of world trade law for a return to the policy of national interest and raw power. In this new world order, Beijing sees little need for f...
Particularly in the area of trade and investment, China hopes to jettison the constraints of world trade law for a return to the policy of national interest and raw power. In this new world order, Beijing sees little need for f...
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