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ϣྦ஄ਐ Delegations and Study Missions ৹˚࢐અӮ̯ผঢ়ᄙ஄ԕ྆ Meeting with Vice President Xi Jinping̡ٶୌ ஄ԕc౨ං࿘֗Ᏽ੡ Early the year, the Chamber formed a high-level delegation to Beijing and྆ٲc̯ผୂᓱঢ়ᄙˤٱα ဳಋዌԑ was received by Vice President Xi Jinping. The delegation was the ¿ rst Hong˚̡ٶઅӮcιݯୌ̡ٶਝࡼ৹˚࢐ୌ Kong business group Vice President Xi met in Beijing after his taking charge ৻˞Ԟࠖ࠯ΕԕઅӮؿࠗಋɮਆ྆᛽eผࠍ౨ of Hong Kong and Macau affairs. During the meeting, Vice President Xi .ผd຤Ꮬʥ̵ discussed Hong Kong’s economic and social development with the delegatesمদሃࠗಋؿ྆ٲၤˤ̡ٶංcୌ ́ೕࢄcԎྦྷ̯ผొˮ̒ᒨѴશi In particular, he raised four expectations on the Chamber: ੓፾ೕ౔ෲਝෲಋ᎚Ӫඨ଻c૯Ƀ஑ྵໃ Assume a leading role to promote the ¿ ne tradition of loving the nation and ȹਝԭԹ¨ʿৌ՗ਥ̯ؒcԚ§ȹਝ Hong Kong; fully implement the “One Country, Two Systems” principle§ྡྷ .ผҡ˱૯Ƀ and the Basic Law in the Hong Kong societyمԭԹ¨ʿৌ՗ਥ̯ؒΕࠗಋ Continue to seize strategic opportunities to sustain Hong Kong’s prosperous Ɂʶe development. ൬ࠗ Continue to support the Chief Executive’s governance according to theڔᘗᙩҚϾ՗͂Ρࠇ߬ኝ଑ዀ༤౨cɺᒾ ಋᐥ࿘ೕࢄe law and maintain Hong Kong’s social harmony and stability. cʘྡྷ Keep on strengthening the growth of the Chamber and its af¿ liates; nourishܧܪԗ֚ؒܧւ՗ऋਂٽܧϷܛᘗᙩʻ ผ՗ጹᖇցe a young generation of talents to carry on the glorious tradition of loving theمၐᙶࠗಋ .உcɣɈ਩ቔαႦ nation and Hong Kongۺᘗᙩ˱ੜਆผ՗ᙔผϬӸ ȹˤෲਝෲಋɁɷcԚෲਝෲಋͮ࿘ඨ଻ᑀˌ ޚඨe ৹˚࢐ၤ஄ԕ̡྆ٶୌ ιࡗጱʘ͚ᇹe Vice President Xi Jinping has an amicable talk with visiting delegates. 38 Annual Report 2011 αం ৹˚࢐અӮ̯ผ஄ԕ྆e̡ٶୌ Vice President Xi Jinping receives the Chamber’s delegation to Beijing. d Besides, the delegation called on Head of the United Front Work Department׳ڇҧٽผӮɻ̕଻ኝ஫஫܃ϊ̔c஄ԕ྆ͱ Ͳਝɮਆᐲ˚࢐ඡսనdਝ৻৑ಋዌፒ˚ͨ˔ͮ of the CPC Central Committee Du Qinglin, Chairman Huang Mengfu of the ฦ৩ All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce, Director Wang Guangyaٽԓdਝ৻৑ཬፒ˚ͨңࣵࢋdೕҝկो࣊ of the Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Of¿ ce of the State Council, Director ˔ٽᄈ৩dೢ৻ᐢѫ৹ѫۚٽdਆ৻஫৹஫̵ Li Haifeng of the Overseas Chinese Affairs Of¿ ce of the State Council, d˵ԕ Secretary General Yang Weimin of the National Development and Reformעฦҁٽ჋஫৹஫ړผمɈdɁɈ༅฻՗ ,ຒտࠔʥɻਝɮพ Commission, Vice Minister Jiang Zengwei of the Ministry of Commerceٽผผڔկ੒կ˒τιdൗ̟ , Deputy Commissioner Wang Li of the State Administration of Taxation࢘ͽ߻೩eٽ຤Ꮬᐲ΋ผผ Vice Minister Yang Zhiming of the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security, Standing Committee Member and Head of the United Front Work Department of the CPC Beijing Municipal Committee Niu Youcheng, Chairman Wan Jifei of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade, and Chairman Xu Kuangdi of the China Federation of Industrial Economics, etc. (9-13/1) ͚ݚ෮Ӯeٽԓ˚ͨ́ၤ̯ผผͮ˔ 'LUHFWRU:DQJ*XDQJ\D ULJKW H[FKDQJHV views with the Chamber’s Chairman. ɻeٽ஫׳ڇผҧܖ஄ԕ྆ The delegation calls on Head Du Qinglin. ˚߬ผ৻ΑᚋReview of the Chamber’s Major Events 39 ˮ࢐ܬޭԭտᄤ͚ผ Participation in Canton Fair ԭտؿ§ɻਝ൬ˮɟਆ Every year the Chamber is invited to the China Import and Export Fairޭܬ˱ผҰαяᎶᑼ਄̯ ผ¨§ᄤ͚ผ¨cߎɈઐ৽ʑΔ൬ˮ (“Canton Fair”) held in Guangzhou in spring and autumn to promote foreignמ͚ۂ trade. The 109th (spring) and 110th (autumn) sessions of the Canton Fair տʥ଱ܬ։ؿೕࢄeαʑc଱מɟൗ held this year continued to expand and topped the world in terms of the scale ։ޭտᄤ͚ผΕᄤήᐾϷcࢄᙴஃᅡᘗᙩᒷ of a single exhibition. As in past years, the Chamber’s delegation attended the major occasions of the Fairs, such as opening ceremonies, to explore ܫȹΣ྆ٲ଱ȹe̯ผˤވ˖ɣc௰ࢄஃᅡΊͶ .cˮ࢐ԭտᄤ͚ผ඀ྭβ೩ݠ৽cၤࣵʑ۪̔ opportunities for foreign trade with businessmen from home and abroad֡ ਆ઄ఖ̔ൗਆዀec (14-15/4, 15-19/10) ຒᄪӪ́ɍผࠍeٽၤᄤήᤇᤇ྆ٲᄤ͚ผˤ The delegation to the Canton Fair meets with Wan 4LQJOLDQJ WKLUGIURPULJKW 0D\RURI*XDQJ]KRX ਄˱˖ވജਆɣผ Participation in WCEC ജਆɣผɍΊ§̂එɁୂᓱ¨ιࡗɾ As one of the three Founder Members of the bi-annual World Chineseވ˖ผݯ̯ Entrepreneurs Convention (WCEC), the Chamber has sent a delegation ˮ࢐e଱྆ٲȹcϬࠖ։ɣผ঴Ұ։яୂᓱˤ to every convention since its debut in 1991. Held in Singapore, the 11th αΕณ˱գ̂඀cͅณ˱գ WCEC was attended by over 4,000 Chinese entrepreneurs from more than̯כജਆɣผވ˖։ ɻജᐢਆผ˚ፒc˞§ณࣟѫdณജਆdณ৽ 30 countries worldwide. Ɉ¨ݯ˚ᕀcмʵͲଈΛ࠯ਝࡼֶΔਂ ΛΊജਆ਄˱e At the convention, speeches were delivered by, among other speakers, Prime Minister Lee Hsien-loong and Former Prime Minister Mentor Lee Kuan- yew of Singapore, Vice-chairman of the CPPCC National Committee and ңͮܧʑჇ༅کɣผɐcณ˱գᐢଉңᛷ᎘ʥ Chairman of the All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce Huang ᘚdͲਝܧԾ৹˚࢐࠹Ͳਝɮਆᐲ˚࢐ඡսనd Mengfu, and Vice Minister of Commerce of China Gao Hucheng. The ೩గͲଈ՗ਂਟ຤ᏜѼබd speakers shared their insights on such topics as global and regional economicےٯঢ়ٽਆ৻஫৹஫ ࿫ᑟe landscapes, and opportunities and challenges for Chinese entrepreneursٲኝ೩ᘪᕀೕܥജਆዀ༤՗ ϊ̔c̯ผϬα঴ኪͨ˖ވജਆɣผो࣊ In addition, the Chamber retired from the post of WCEC Secretariat after a term of six years since 2005. The secretariat work was taken up by the Thai- ୮cϭ̯αʒαͨ౨։࿶cो࣊୮ɮАଫ͚࣮ਝ Chinese Chamber of Commerce. (5-7/10) ɻജᐢਆผe 40 Annual Report 2011 αం ೩ਆผეኒ΋๑eٽңᛷ᎘ᐢଉ̞ɀၤ̯ผผ 3ULPH0LQLVWHU/HH+VLHQORRQJ VHFRQGIURPOHIW SRVHVZLWKWKH&KDPEHU¶V&KDLUPDQDQGOHDGHUVRIRWKHU chambers of commerce. ϣྦʑΔ՗̎ᜪ຤ൗณѼබ Delegations to Mainland and Taiwan Է஄ʑΔʥ̎ᜪcၤ๫Δეኒʥ Delegations or study missions to the Mainland and Taiwan were organized྆ٲผୂᓱˤ̯ for the Chamber’s members to study business environments. The delegates ҙ༅ઐᄤמผࠍ͚ݚcԎˮ࢐๫Δൗٲˤވɮਆ met with leaders and business elites there to enhance regional economic ties. ݠ৽cϣྦᏪਆ᏷ྊcઐ৽຤ൗ͚ݚ΋Аe ϣྦݠ৽ ผӮეኒ ˚߬ݠ৽ ̟ےˀ౨ Է஄ ྆ٲˤ ɍӯfࠗಋٽ§ᐰ ၤɐࣵࣵ̔ᐲᇷผ΋ፒ̳ڠ ɐࣵ ɐ̟̟ࣵկ࣊ত ᘣࣶဂ஄ਐ྆ ¨৻พঢ়ࢋ͚ݚผרଊˤ ڭңነٽޘկ࣊তᖓҁ߶dޘޘԕ ϐᘣڲ ɍӯկࡗผι͓შβٽܛ˚ կ࣊তႡݙूޘޘή ࣶϐת αͬพࡼผࠍڇඐ ၤ؁ஹٽᜪਆ৻஄ਐ྆ ̎˵ ɮพᐢผଉԑ̎ Δϣྦͬพྡྷ עᎉ፦ٽɮਆԾ൬ผଉԑ ¨ݡᇹผמඡጙਝ ˮ࢐§ʨݛ଱։ҙ༅ൗٽ ʨݛ ʨݛ̟̟ ʨݛ஄ਐ྆ ϣྦᗸ᪽ਂҙ༅᏷ྊ dଐพ්ਂܪஉۺᄤЃၚϣྦ྆ ᄤή ᄤή̟̟կ࣊তਜ਼ᄤྟ ਄ᜮਥ ၚᄪ ၚᄪ̟̟կ࣊ত࢘ഗജ ٽԾ˚࢐ᇞ،ຮd৹̟ܧЃɬ Ѓɬ̟ Ѩᄨ̡ ¨ݡᇹผמᇝᘚ̡ ˮ࢐§଱։ɻਝਝ჌ҙ༅ൗٽਆ৻஫৹஫ پ ෨ ஄ਐ྆پ෨ կ੒կᒉጙਝ̟̟پ෨ ¨௟ᙴผמңɩᗩ ˮ࢐§଱։ɻਝɻ஫ҙ༅ൗٽޘկ੒կd੒৻৹ޘޘ ʪࡈ ɬϹ ɬϹ஄ਐ྆ ੄ݖٽਆ৻஫৹஫ ɬϹޘޘկ੒կஹɭ̡ dଐพ්ਂܪஉۺࣵ਄ᜮਥک૯ଢ଼యϣྦ྆ ૯Γ ૯Γ̟̟կ࣊ত˔࿘ ϣྦ ׭ଢ଼ ׭ଢ଼̟̟կ࣊তჳҁ֘ యή యή̟̟կ࣊তඡพ⋳ ቙ဂፒ֚ܧࣵ̔ᐲᇷผʥࠗಋޘၤϐᘣ ڭңነٽޘޘԕ ϐᘣڲ ϐᘣϣྦ྆ ¨կ৹࣊তңཛ ΋ፒ§ᘣಋೕࢄ͚ݚผ̟̟ےᜤ ےᜤ dଐพ්ਂܪஉۺҵࢯณ ਄ᜮਥٽ஝̟৹̟ڲ ஝ڲ Ȼҁਠٽɐ̟̟ࣵկ଻ኝ஫৹஫ ˚߬ผ৻ΑᚋReview of the Chamber’s Major Events 41 Delegations Delegations Dates Places Of¿ cials Visited Major Activities Delegation 29/3-2/4 Shanghai Yu Zhengsheng, Secretary of CPC Shanghai Co-organzing the YRD-HK to Jiangsu, Nanjing Municipal Committee Modern Service Industries Zhejiang and Hangzhou Luo Zhijun, Secretary of CPC Jiangsu Summit with the Shanghai Shanghai Provincial Committee and Li Xueyong, Chinese Overseas Friendship Governor of Jiangsu Association (COFA) Zhao Hongzhu, Secretary of CPC Zhejiang Hosting the inauguration of the Provincial Committee Chamber’s YRD Committee Business Mission 21-23/4 Taipei Preston Chen, Chairman of Federation of Meeting with young entrepreneurs to Taiwan Industries Visiting enterprises Kenneth Lo, Chairman of Board of Directors of Association of Industry and Commerce Delegation to 27-29/5 Tianjin Huang Xingguo, Mayor of Tianjin Attending the 18th China Tianjin Tianjin Investment and Trade Fair Studying the investment environment in Baodi District Study Mission 2-3/6 Guangzhou Zhang Guangning, Secretary of CPC Visiting infrastructures and to Guangzhou, Zhaoqing Guangzhou Municipal Committee industry parks Foshan and Foshan Xu Pinghua, Secretary of CPC Zhaoqing Zhaoqing Municipal Committee Cai Heyi, Chairman of CPPCC Foshan Municipal Committee and Song Deping, Deputy Mayor of Foshan ̎ᜪਆ৻஄ਐ྆ܖ஄๫Δͬพࡼe The business mission to Taiwan visits entrepreneurs there. ݡᇹผ¨eמ஄ਐ྆ˮ࢐§଱։ɻਝਝ჌ҙ༅ൗپ෨ The delegation to Xiamen attends the 15th China International Fair for Investment and Trade. 42 Annual Report 2011 αం ɬϹ஄ਐ྆Էʪࡈ਄ᜮȹࡼހᆍᄥe The delegation to Shanxi visits a glass factory in Taiyuan. ஝ޫҌ්eڲϐᘣϣྦ྆਄ᜮ The delegation to Jiangsu visits the Nantong Science and Technology Park. Delegations (Continued) Delegations Dates Places Of¿ cials Visited Major Activities Delegation to 6-8/9 Xiamen Jiang Yaoping, Vice Minister of Commerce Attending the 15th China Xiamen Zhong Xingguo, Standing Committee International Fair for Investment Member of CPC Xiamen Municipal and Trade Committee Delegation to 23-26/9 Taiyuan Li Xiaopeng, Standing Committee Member Attending the 6th Expo Central Shanxi of CPC Shanxi Provincial Committee and China Executive Vice Governor of Shanxi Chong Quan, Vice Minister of Commerce Chen Chuanping, Standing Committee Member of CPC Shanxi Provincial Committee Study Mission 27-28/10 Shenzhen Wang Rong, Secretary of CPC Shenzhen Studying the business environment to Shenzhen, Dongguan Municipal Committee of Qianhai Dongguan and Huizhou Liu Zhigeng, Secretary of CPC Dongguan Visiting infrastructures and Huizhou Municipal Committee industry parks Huang Yebin, Secretary of CPC Huizhou Municipal Committee Study Mission to 16-20/11 Nanjing Li Xueyong, Governor of Jiangsu Co-organizing the Jiangsu- Jiangsu Yancheng Li Chi, Deputy Secretary of CPC Yancheng Hong Kong Development and Nantong Municipal Committee Exchange Seminar with the Shen Zhenxin, Deputy Mayor of Nantong Jiangsu COFA and the Economic Ding Zhijian, Deputy Head of United Front and Trade Of¿ ce in Shanghai of Work Department of CPC Shanghai the HKSAR Government Municipal Committee Visiting infrastructures and industry parks ˚߬ผ৻ΑᚋReview of the Chamber’s Major Events 43.
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    China Data Supplement February 2007 J People’s Republic of China J Hong Kong SAR J Macau SAR J Taiwan ISSN 0943-7533 China aktuell Data Supplement – PRC, Hong Kong SAR, Macau SAR, Taiwan 1 Contents The Main National Leadership of the PRC 2 LIU Jen-Kai The Main Provincial Leadership of the PRC 30 LIU Jen-Kai Data on Changes in PRC Main Leadership 37 LIU Jen-Kai PRC Agreements with Foreign Countries 43 LIU Jen-Kai PRC Laws and Regulations 45 LIU Jen-Kai Hong Kong SAR 48 Political, Social and Economic Data LIU Jen-Kai Macau SAR 55 Political, Social and Economic Data LIU Jen-Kai Taiwan 59 Political, Social and Economic Data LIU Jen-Kai ISSN 0943-7533 All information given here is derived from generally accessible sources. Publisher/Distributor: GIGA Institute of Asian Studies Rothenbaumchaussee 32 20148 Hamburg Germany Phone: +49 (0 40) 42 88 74-0 Fax: +49 (040) 4107945 2 February 2007 The Main National Leadership of the PRC LIU Jen-Kai Abbreviations and Explanatory Notes CCP CC Chinese Communist Party Central Committee CCa Central Committee, alternate member CCm Central Committee, member CCSm Central Committee Secretariat, member PBa Politburo, alternate member PBm Politburo, member BoD Board of Directors Cdr. Commander CEO Chief Executive Officer Chp. Chairperson COO Chief Operating Officer CPPCC Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference CYL Communist Youth League Dep.Cdr. Deputy Commander Dep. P.C. Deputy Political Commissar Dir. Director exec. executive f female Gen.Man. General Manager Hon.Chp. Honorary Chairperson Hon.V.-Chp. Honorary Vice-Chairperson MPC Municipal People’s Congress NPC National People’s Congress PCC Political Consultative Conference PLA People’s Liberation Army Pol.Com.
  • Tianjing(PDF/167KB)

    Tianjing(PDF/167KB)

    Mizuho Bank China Business Promotion Division Tianjin Overview Abbreviated Name Jin Municipal Capital - Administrative 13 districts and 3 counties Divisions Secretary of the Beijin Municipal Party Sun Chunlan; Committee; Huang Xingguo Mayor Hebei Tianjin Size 11,920 km2 Annual Mean 11.4–12.9°C Temperature Annual Precipitation 520–660 mm Official Government www.tj.gov.cn URL Note: Personnel information as of September 2014 [Economic Scale] Unit 2012 2013 National Share Ranking (%) Gross Domestic Product (GDP) 100 Million RMB 12,894 14,370 19 2.3 Per Capita GDP RMB 93,173 N.A. N.A. - Value-added Industrial Output N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. (enterprises above a designated 100 Million RMB size) Agriculture, Forestry and Fishery N.A. N.A. 100 Million RMB 376 412 Output Total Investment in Fixed Assets 100 Million RMB 8,871 10,121 21 2.3 Fiscal Revenue 100 Million RMB 1,760 2,078 N.A. N.A. Fiscal Expenditure 100 Million RMB 2,143 2,506 N.A. N.A. Total Retail Sales of Consumer 100 Million RMB 3,921 4,470 23 1.9 Goods Foreign Currency Revenue from N.A. N.A. Million USD 2,226 2,591 Inbound Tourism Export Value Million USD 48,314 49,025 9 2.2 Import Value Million USD 67,309 79,503 7 4.1 Export Surplus Million USD -18,995 -30,478 - - Total Import and Export Value Million USD 115,623 128,528 8 3.1 Foreign Direct Investment No. of contracts 632 564 N.A. N.A.
  • UCLA Electronic Theses and Dissertations

    UCLA Electronic Theses and Dissertations

    UCLA UCLA Electronic Theses and Dissertations Title Water, Power, and Development in Twenty-First Century China: The Case of the South-North Water Transfer Project Permalink https://escholarship.org/uc/item/78h9v4gt Author Crow-Miller, Brittany Leigh Publication Date 2013 Peer reviewed|Thesis/dissertation eScholarship.org Powered by the California Digital Library University of California UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Los Angeles Water, Power, and Development in Twenty-First Century China: The Case of the South-North Water Transfer Project A dissertation submitted in partial satisfaction of the requirements for the degree Doctor of Philosophy in Geography by Brittany Leigh Crow-Miller 2013 ABSTRACT OF THE DISSERTATION Water, Power, and Development in Twenty-First Century China: The Case of the South-North Water Transfer Project by Brittany Leigh Crow-Miller Doctor of Philosophy in Geography University of California, Los Angeles, 2013 Professor C. Cindy Fan, Chair Through a mixed qualitative approach, this dissertation injects politics into an otherwise apolitical discussion of the largest water management project in human history, China’s South-North Water Transfer Project (SNWTP). The SNWTP, which transfers water from south-central China to the country’s political and economic heart on the North China Plain (NCP), is being pursued as a means to transforming water management into a space in which the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) can assert its power, rather than a space in which that power may be undermined. I demonstrate how the SNWTP is fundamentally underpinned by the CCP’s need to maintain continued economic growth in this critical water-stressed region, which serves as a key factor in its ability to maintain political legitimacy.
  • Politburo Processes Under Xi Jinping Alice Miller

    Politburo Processes Under Xi Jinping Alice Miller

    Politburo Processes under Xi Jinping Alice Miller As described in PRC media, the workings of the Chinese Communist Party’s Politburo under General Secretary Xi Jinping closely follow patterns set down during the 10-year tenure of his predecessor Hu Jintao. For most of PRC history, information about the party’s policy-setting body, the Politburo, and its processes was not publicized on a current basis in the media. Even basic questions about how frequently the Politburo met, what sort of business it conducted, and who attended could not be answered authoritatively. The processes of the Politburo Standing Committee—re-established in 1956 as the party’s decision-making core—were even more obscure. For two years, beginning in November 1987 under the tenure of Zhao Ziyang as party general secretary, the Xinhua News Agency transmitted brief dispatches on meetings of the Politburo. These were discontinued in the summer of 1989, in the wake of the Tiananmen crisis and under the leadership of the new party general secretary, Jiang Zemin. Xinhua reporting on meetings of the Politburo resumed in November 2002, immediately after the accession of Hu Jintao as the party’s top leader. Xinhua also began reporting on sessions of the Politburo held to study topical issues relevant to policy. These study sessions were apparently an innovation of the Hu leadership, although ad hoc study meetings of the leadership were held occasionally under Zhao Ziyang as premier and later party leader in the 1980s. Xinhua reports on both Politburo meetings and study sessions have continued under Xi Jinping since his appointment as party leader in November 2012.
  • GOS 2013 PARTICIPANTS About 500 Participants 1

    GOS 2013 PARTICIPANTS About 500 Participants 1

    Official website http://gos.apceo.com The 3-day meeting and discussion Benefits of Participation will give you a wider perspective and practical guidance for your key decisions in 2013-2014. TOPICS OF GOS 2013 PARTICIPANTS About 500 participants 1. Seek to establish coordination and linkage mechanisms for global and regional outsourcing, 1. Heads of State and Political Figures; introduce more international resources to China, 2. Executives(CEOs, CIOs, CTOs, directors, VPs, managers ) guide more service outsourcing enterprises to carry from out international cooperation and promote the Fortune 500 companies, globalization of service outsourcing Forbes 2000 companies, IAOP 100(Global Outsourcing 100) 2. Build communication platforms and promote the and other listed companies as well as famous investment development of global service outsourcing base companies from all over the world; 3. Discuss how to support and encourage service 3. Buyers and Vendors; outsourcing enterprises in merging, restructuring, and realizing scale development 4. Renowned economists, outsourcing experts and scholars; 4. Outsourcing or Insourcing 5. Chiefs from famous international organizations and industry associations; 5. Strategic thinking on developing international outsourcing 6. Ministers, Members of Parliament, Governors and Mayors worldwide; 6. Global market opportunities and business demands 7. Government officials and top business leaders from China. of outsourcers 7. The IT industry and financial outsourcing in the KEY BENEFITS OF PARTICIPATION context of cloud computing Grasp unparalleled outsourcing knowledge from insights 8. Upgrading software outsourcing industry shared by high-end speakers 9. Emerging technology and software outsourcing Obtain important learning outcomes from the outsourcing topics to be discussed 10. The internet of things and software outsourcing Understand the trends and implications of the current global 11.
  • Journal of Current Chinese Affairs

    Journal of Current Chinese Affairs

    China Data Supplement September 2008 J People’s Republic of China J Hong Kong SAR J Macau SAR J Taiwan ISSN 0943-7533 China aktuell Data Supplement – PRC, Hong Kong SAR, Macau SAR, Taiwan 1 Contents The Main National Leadership of the PRC ......................................................................... 2 LIU Jen-Kai The Main Provincial Leadership of the PRC ..................................................................... 30 LIU Jen-Kai Data on Changes in PRC Main Leadership ...................................................................... 37 LIU Jen-Kai PRC Agreements with Foreign Countries ......................................................................... 44 LIU Jen-Kai PRC Laws and Regulations .............................................................................................. 47 LIU Jen-Kai Hong Kong SAR................................................................................................................ 48 LIU Jen-Kai Macau SAR....................................................................................................................... 55 LIU Jen-Kai Taiwan .............................................................................................................................. 60 LIU Jen-Kai ISSN 0943-7533 All information given here is derived from generally accessible sources. Publisher/Distributor: GIGA Institute of Asian Studies Rothenbaumchaussee 32 20148 Hamburg Germany Phone: +49 (0 40) 42 88 74-0 Fax: +49 (040) 4107945 2 September 2008 The Main National Leadership