Organization | Date | Title | Keywords |
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Cato Institute | 09.1.03 |
A Simple Solution to China's Pension Crisis David D. Li and Ling Li China’s rapidly aging population, strong economic growth, and high return on capital mean that a funded pension system would be more efficient than a state-directed system. Yet, there are many problems in implementing a new privatized pension system. The... |
Social Welfare, Economy |
Asia Society | 03.4.15 | A Vital PartnershipAs the two largest global emitters of greenhouse gases, China and the United States share the challenge of transforming each of their current fossil fuel–based energy systems into clean twenty-first-century energy systems that remain cornerstones of our... | U.S.-China Relations, Environment, Environmental Protection, Environmental Policy, Environmental Regulation, Cooperation |
Global Environmental Institute | 08.1.10 |
Addressing the Environmental and Social Governance Challenges of Chinese Mining Companies Operating in Africa Carole Biau The growth of China’s consumption of base metals is reflected in increased overseas engagement in mining activities, particularly in Africa. There is increasing concern about the environmental and social implications of China’s overseas involvement in... |
Africa, Corporate Responsibility, Mining |
Global Environmental Institute | 08.1.10 |
Addressing the Environmental and Social Governance Challenges of Chinese Mining Companies Operating in Africa Carole Biau There is growing concern about the environmental and social implications of China’s overseas involvement in Africa, especially in environmentally-sensitive sectors such as mining and other extractive industries. In particular, Chinese firms are often... |
Africa, Mining, Corporate Responsibility |
United Nations | 03.1.08 | Advancing Food Safety in ChinaOver the past year, intense media attention has focused on food safety in the People’s Republic of China. Since the headlines broke, the government of China has been quick to respond, both highlighting the work it was already doing and taking many... | Food Safety, Health Care, United Nations |
Council on Foreign Relations | 12.1.07 |
Africa-China-U.S. Trilateral Dialogue "The Brenthurst Foundation, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Council on Foreign Relations, Leon H. Sullivan Foundation Over the course of the last thirteen months, delegates from Africa, China, and the United States have met three times in an effort to identify strategies of cooperation among their respective nations with the goal of accelerating economic development in... |
Africa, Trilateral Dialogue, Economic Development |
Greenpeace | 05.1.15 | Africa’s Fisheries’ Paradise at a CrossroadsIrresponsible Chinese Distant Water Fishing (DWF) companies, including China’s largest DWF company—China National Fisheries Corporation (CNFC)—are undermining the long-term sustainability of West Africa’s fisheries through persistent Illegal, Unreported... | |
China Leadership Monitor | 04.30.12 |
After the Taiwan Elections: Planning for the Future Alan D. Romberg President Ma Ying-jeou’s solid re-election victory on January 14 and the Kuomintang’s respectable showing in the Legislative Yuan (LY) contests not only eased anxiety in Beijing and Washington, but laid a foundation for yet further progress along all... |
Taiwan, Ma Ying-jeou |
American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research | 11.30.06 |
America and Japan Approach a Rising China Dan Blumenthal America’s post-Cold War China policy was premised on the hope that multidimensional engagement with Beijing would result in a strong, rich, peaceful, and democratic China. Almost two decades later, America’s attitude toward China reflects the fear that... |
International Relations, U.S.-China Relations |
Amnesty International | 05.23.12 | Amnesty Internation Annual Report—China Amnesty International surveys the landscape of human rights in China during 2011 and finds that China’s economic strength during the global financial crisis increased the country’s leverage in the domain of global human rights—mostly for the worse.... | Human Rights, Dissidents and Activists, Religion, Protests |