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The Future of Electronic Commerce in International Sea Carriage through Exercise of Right of Control – A Critical Analysis from Chinese Law Perspective
The Rotterdam Rules, which is a new convention dealing with carriage of goods by sea, is open for signature. There are a number of improvements in the new rules compared to its predecessors, but the most outstanding amongst them are the concepts of right of control and recognition of electronic transport record. At the same time, electronic commerce is developing at an amazing speed which requires
Some Issues Matter More——An Analytical Report of the Social Inequality in China
The Silver Standard in Prewar China, A Blessing or A Curse?
CHINESE FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IN CAMBODIA’S BUILDING CONSTRUCTION SECTOR
Contextual factors for omni-channel warehousing: An empirical study in China
Introduction: In recent years omni-channel retailing has been accepted and used by both physical and e-commerce retailers. In omni-channel retailing different channels are integrated. An effective and efficient distribution system is becoming more crucial. The core of the distribution system is warehousing that affects lead time and logistics cost. The main challenge is to handle large store reple
Chinese Import Share and reallocation effect on employment and productivity within the Swedish manufacturing industry
Renovated Community Centre With Chinese Historical Play Stage
Linkages between the Chinese stock market and the macroeconomic climate in the U.S. and EU
Pearl S. Buck's The Good Earth : a Work of World Literature Influenced by the Chinese Novel
Structural Barriers in SEP Licensing: The Legal and Strategic Challenges for Chinese EV Companies in the European Market
Depressive Experience of Chinese Young People During Travel: Emotional expression and social expectations from a cultural perspective
Platform Jumping as Religious Practice: Digital Strategies of Chinese Christians in Sweden
Embodied Narratives: Tattooing as Cultural Negotiation and Self-Formation Among Urban Chinese Youth
‘It’s Like Two Hedgehogs Hugging Each Other’: Neo-familism and Family Power Dynamics from Young Queer Chinese Persons’ Narrations
Deepening or Dampening the Resource Curse? The effects of Chinese lending on the resource curse in African countries
Natural resource abundant countries, especially ones rich in oil, tend to suffer from political and economical problems as an effect of their resource wealth. This phenomenon has been observed and studied by many scholars and has been labelled the “Resource curse”. The occurrence of resource curses is mainly observed in countries that are not wealthy, aside from the wealth they have accumulated fr