第四届世界汉学论坛 & 第十九届中國古代小說戲曲文獻暨數位化國際研討會 2020 年 8 月 15—18 日德國维藤
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The Choice of Non-Market Strategy for Private Express Enterprises in China
2019 2nd International Workshop on Advances in Social Sciences (IWASS 2019) The Choice of Non-Market Strategy for Private Express Enterprises in China -- Case Study Based on Enterprise Gene Theory Rongwei Gu, Yiqun Li *, Yuhang Ma, Yulin Zhang, Yiding Liu, Zhiyu Xu, Jimin Pang Shanghai University of International Business and Economics, 1800 Wenxiang Road, Songjiang District, Shanghai, China *Corresponding author Keywords: Non-market strategy, Private express enterprises, Enterprise genetic inheritance Abstract: Due to the Internet era and the background of big data, the express industry in China is developing rapidly. In addition to China Post, private express enterprises in our country are also entering a period of vigorous development. However, private express enterprises are still facing many other problems besides the effectiveness of market economy during development. What’s more, the choice of non-market strategy of enterprises has attracted more and more attention, but few people have studied the behavior and image establishment of such enterprises in the face of the public and the media. In the process of using the non-market strategy, the enterprise must deal with the relationship with many stakeholders, in order to help itself to build a unique competitive advantage. Based on the analysis framework established by the enterprise gene theory, this paper makes a deep analysis of social public and media strategy adopted by private express enterprises in China. Taking Shunfeng enterprises as the research object, this paper systematically expounds the concrete manifestations of enterprise genetic mechanism in the development process of private express enterprises, as well as the impact of gene recombination on the choice of non-market strategy for enterprises. -
Bibliography
Bibliography The bibliography contains references that are published in the earth science periodicals of China. These periodicals are mainly published in the Chinese language, with an English abstract or summary. A list of the most cited periodicals in the book are presented below. Other references published in Chinese are indicated after each reference. I. Acta Geologica Sinica, in Chinese with English abst. and Chengnan, Zhu, 1984, Red River and associated faults, Yunnan 2. Acta Geophysica Sinica, in Chinese with English abst. Province, China; Quarternary geology, slip rates and seismic 3. Acta Paleontologica Sinica, in Chinese with English abst. hazard: Geol. Soc. America Bull., v. 95, no. 6, p. 686-700. 4. Acta petrolei Sinica, in Chinese with English abst. An Sanyuan and Lu Xinxiang, 1984, The geologic features of the 5. Acta Sedimentologica Sinica, in Chinese with English abst. porphyry association and its relationship with mineralization in 6. Acta Stratigraphica Sinica, in Chinese with English abst. eastern Qinling Mountains. III: Xu Qexin and Tu Guangchi (eds.) 7. Chinese Acad. Geol. Sciences Bull., in Chinese with English abst. Geology of granites and their metallogenic relations: Beijing, 8. Earth Science - Jour. Wuhan College of Geology, in Chinese Science Press, p. 595-609. with English abst. An Taixiang, 1981, Recent progress in Cambrian and Ordovician 9. Geological Review, in Chinese with English abst. conodont biostratigraphy of China. III: Teichert, c., et al. (eds.) 10. Mineral Deposits, in Chinese with English abst. Paleontology in China, 1979: Geol. Soc. America, Spec. Paper, II. Oil and Gas Geology,in Chinese with English abst. 187, p. 209-225. -
Cultural Exchange Between Korea and China Under the Cultural Policies of the Late 18 Century
Cultural Exchange between Korea and China under the Cultural Policies of the Late 18th Century: Exploring the Friendship between Pak Chega (1750-1805?) and Luo Pin (1733-1799) through Their Poetry Wonjung CHOI A thesis in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy School of Humanities and Languages Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences February 2020 Table of Contents Page ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS x LIST OF FIGURES xi INTRODUCTION 1 1 Pak Chega and Luo Pin 1 2 Previous Studies 5 3 Research Questions 15 CHAPTER 1 Pak Chega and Luo Pin Meet Face to Face at Liulichang: Understanding Perspectives on Friendship in 18th Century Korea and China 24 1.1 The Significance of Liulichang in Yanjing, China 25 1.2 Pak Chega Meets Luo Pin 41 1.3 The Friendship 52 CHAPTER 2 The Cultural Policies of King Chŏngjo and Emperor Qianlong: The Socio- Cultural Influences on Pak Chega’s and Luo Pin’s Friendship 65 2.1 Political Imperatives Underpinning the Cultural Policies of Chŏngjo and Qianlong 65 2.2 Similarities and Differences between the Cultural Policies of Chosŏn Korea and Qing China 77 2.3 Spatial Dimensions of Chŏngjo’s and Qianlong’s Cultural Projects: 84 The Kyujanggak 85 Yangzhou 93 CHAPTER 3 The Cultural Exchanges of Pak Chega and Luo Pin: The Impact of the Cultural Policies of Chŏngjo and Qianlong 103 3.1 The Literary Inquisitions and the Question of Scholarly Publishing 103 3.2 Cultural Exchanges at Liulichang 122 3.3 The Cultural Exchange between Pak Chega and Luo Pin 134 CHAPTER 4 Teachers and Literary Communities 146 4.1 Teachers -
A Relationist View on Regionalism and China's Regional Identity Shelle Shimizu Macalester College
Macalester College DigitalCommons@Macalester College Political Science Honors Projects Political Science Department 2011 An 'Asia Model'? A Relationist View on Regionalism and China's Regional Identity Shelle Shimizu Macalester College Follow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.macalester.edu/poli_honors Recommended Citation Shimizu, Shelle, "An 'Asia Model'? A Relationist View on Regionalism and China's Regional Identity" (2011). Political Science Honors Projects. Paper 33. http://digitalcommons.macalester.edu/poli_honors/33 This Honors Project is brought to you for free and open access by the Political Science Department at DigitalCommons@Macalester College. It has been accepted for inclusion in Political Science Honors Projects by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@Macalester College. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Honors Project Macalester College Spring 201 1 Title: An 'Asia Model'? A Relationist View on Regionalism and China's Regional Identity Author: Shelle Shimizu An 'Asia Model'?: A Relationalist View on Regionalism and China's Regional Identity Abstract: In an increasingly interconnected global order, governments are experiencing growing pressures to engage in cooperative and integrative processes. Indeed, regionalism has become a primary objective for all regions. East Asia is no exception. Using the "European Union" as a model, scholars generally regard East Asian regionalism as a "failure." With an emphasis on 'process' over 'progress' East Asian regionalist institutions lack the institutional formality and accountability mechanisms valued by Western standards on regionalism. I do not dispute these claims about East Asian regionalism so much as to propose a different interpretation allowed by applying a different theoretical lens. I subscribe to a relationalist framework that emphasizes relations vis-a-vis networks and identity, instead of a substantialist framework (the study of physical institutional entities). -
China and the Political Upheavals in Russia, the Ottoman Empire, and Persia
40 China and the Political Upheavals in Russia, the Ottoman Empire, and Persia China and the Political Upheavals in Russia, the Ottoman Empire, and Persia: Non-Western Influences on Constitutional Thinking in Late Imperial China, 1893–1911 Egas Moniz Bandeira, Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg and Tohoku University1 To follow the way of the Western nations means to go the way to certain ruin. But also to remain in the position in which the Russians in Russia, the Persians in Persia, the Turks in Turkey, and the Chinese in China are is also impossible.2 Leo Tolstoy (1828–1910) Constitutionalism is much in the air among oriental peoples, as is shown by the examples of Turkey and Persia not less than of China.3 Introduction Constitutionalism, in China, is more often than not described as a “good shipped from abroad” (bolaipin ).4 But does this model suffice to 舶來品 explain all aspects of the emergence of modern Chinese constitutional thought? 1 The author would like to thank Professor Nikolay Samoylov for his generous help with Russian material, and the two anonymous reviewers for their valuable comments. 2 “Итти по пути западныхъ народовъ значитъ итти на вѣрный путь погибели. Но и оставаться въ томъ положеніи, въ которомъ находятся русскіе въ Россіи, персы въ Персіи, турки въ Турціи и китайцы въ Китаѣ, тоже невозможно,” in Leo Tolstoy, 1. Pis’mo k” kitaĭt͡ su (Okti͡ abr’ 1906 g.). 2. Kitaĭskai͡ a mudrost’. Mysli kitaĭskikh” mysliteleĭ 1. Письмо къ китайцу (Октябрь 1906 г.). 2. Китайская мудрость. Мысли китайскихъ мыслителей [1. Letter to a Chinese gentleman (October 1906). -
DVD/VCD-Sammlung Des AAI – China
UNI HH > AAI > ChinaS > ChinA > Bibliothek > Filme Suche DVD/VCD-Sammlung des AAI – ChinA Bestellung Die DVDs/VCDs sind nicht im Regal zu finden und müssen jeweils bestellt werden. Bestellzettel finden Sie im Internet unter http://www.uni-hamburg.de/Wiss/FB/10/ChinaS/ ChinA/Bibliothek/Bestellzettel.pdf sowie am Tresen. Bei mehreren Bestellungen zu einer DVD/VCD bestimmt das genaue Datum mit Uhrzeit über die Vergabe. Es können höchstens 3 DVDs/VCDs ausgeliehen werden. Die Leihfrist beträgt eine Woche. Eine Verlängerung ist nicht möglich. Die bestellten Medien werden am Tresen (Vormerkregal) bereitgelegt: bestellt bis Montag: Dienstag, ab 12 Uhr bestellt bis Mittwoch: Donnerstag, ab 12 Uhr Ausgedruckte Listen liegen zur Ansicht am Tresen und am Zettelkatalog der Sinologie aus. Bestandsliste und Ländercodierung Die Bestandsliste enthält Titel und Regisseur (Schriftzeichen und Pinyin-Umschrift), Herkunftsland und -jahr, Audiosprache, Untertitel und Ländercode. Die meisten DVDs sind „region-free“, das heißt, sie sind nicht auf bestimmte Regionen codiert und können von jedem DVD-Player abgespielt werden. Einige DVDs sind jedoch eingeschränkt. Hier müssen Sie aufpassen, denn viele DVD-Player stellen sich nach fünf- oder sechsmaligem Wechsen des Ländercodes auf den zuletzt abgespielten fest ein. Sie können dann nur noch DVDs aus dieser Region abspielen. Wenn der DVD-Recorder also auf Region 3 voreingestellt ist, können Sie keine anderen DVDs mehr ansehen. Schlagen Sie am besten in der Bedienungsanleitung Ihres DVD-Players nach, oder lassen Sie