Tang Xiaoyang
Biographic Data
| ID | 1471994 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tang Xiaoyang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tang |
| FAMILY NAME | Xiaoyang |
| SIGNATURE | XIAOYANG T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Tsinghua University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9358-9189 |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 66 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
China’s Promotion of Knowledge Diffusion in Africa - a Case Study on Ethiopia’s Manufacturing Sector
Policy makers in China and African countries increasingly attach importance to the exchange of knowledge in their development cooperation. Extensive business relationship and investment projects are found to be the major platform for skill diffusion between China and Africa. To examine the mechanism and effects of the bilateral knowledge exchange, this article uses Chinese investments in Ethiopia's manufacturing sector as an example. By reviewing…
Co-evolutionary Pragmatism: Re-examine ‘China Model’ and Its Impact on Developing Countries
There is a gap between the elusive concept of Beijing Consensus and China’s effective practices to promote economic growth at home and in other countries. This article aims to expound this phenomenon by examining both the rationale underlying China’s structural transformation and the corresponding practices in development cooperation. Using a case study on the evolution of infrastructure construction within China and abroad, this article argues t…
Chinese Economic and Trade Cooperation Zones in Africa
This chapter examines the genesis and development trajectories of Chinese cooperation zones in Africa since 2006, focusing on their impacts on the broad structural transformation of host countries. In spite of the ambitious plans and high expectations, all the China–Africa cooperation zones faced serious delays and challenges in the fields of infrastructure construction, skill transfer, linkage to local enterprises, sector upgrading, policy influ…
Working History: China, Africa, and Globalization
Time Perception and Industrialization: Divergence and Convergence of Work Ethics in Chinese Enterprises in Africa
As Chinese investors set up business operations in Africa, disagreements between Chinese and Africans regarding work attitudes have emerged. A prevailing view is that cultural differences cause tensions between groups with regards to the meaning of “hard work,” “discipline” and “eating bitterness.” However, we argue that conflicting perceptions of work ethics between Chinese and Africans are instead caused by evolving notions of time that accompa…
Investissements chinois dans l'industrie textile tanzanienne et zambienne: De l'aide au marché
Les investissements privés chinois dans l’industrie textile africaine ont un rapport étroit avec les anciens projets d’aide publique de la Chine. Leur réussite est éminemment liée aux enseignements et à l’expérience découlant de ces premières opérations, et il arrive que les projets publics servent de plateforme d’information et de logistique pour les nouveaux venus et que l’intervention des fonds souverains chinois puisse s’apparenter à une form…
Shenzhen africain: Les zones économiques spéciales de la Chine en Afrique
Economic statecraft in China's new overseas special economic zones: Soft Power, Business or Resource Security
China's rapidly growing economic engagement with other developing countries has aroused intense debates, but these debates have often generated more heat than light. The Chinese government is clearly pushing its companies to move offshore in greater numbers, and state-owned firms figure prominently in many of the major investments abroad. Yet relatively little research exists on when, how and why the Chinese government intervenes in the overseas …
African Shenzhen: China's special economic zones in Africa
This article examines recent Chinese efforts to construct a series of official economic cooperation zones in Africa. These zones are a central platform in China's announced strategy of engagement in Africa as 'mutual benefit'. We analyse the background, motives and implementation of the zones, and argue that they form a unique, experimental model of development cooperation in Africa: market-based decisions and investment by Chinese companies are …
African Shenzhen: China's special economic zones in Africa
This article examines recent Chinese efforts to construct a series of official economic cooperation zones in Africa. These zones are a central platform in China's announced strategy of engagement in Africa as 'mutual benefit'. We analyse the background, motives and implementation of the zones, and argue that they form a unique, experimental model of development cooperation in Africa: market-based decisions and investment by Chinese companies are …
Economic statecraft in China's new overseas special economic zones: Soft Power, Business or Resource Security
China's rapidly growing economic engagement with other developing countries has aroused intense debates, but these debates have often generated more heat than light. The Chinese government is clearly pushing its companies to move offshore in greater numbers, and state-owned firms figure prominently in many of the major investments abroad. Yet relatively little research exists on when, how and why the Chinese government intervenes in the overseas …
Co-evolutionary Pragmatism: Re-examine ‘China Model’ and Its Impact on Developing Countries
There is a gap between the elusive concept of Beijing Consensus and China’s effective practices to promote economic growth at home and in other countries. This article aims to expound this phenomenon by examining both the rationale underlying China’s structural transformation and the corresponding practices in development cooperation. Using a case study on the evolution of infrastructure construction within China and abroad, this article argues t…
Time Perception and Industrialization: Divergence and Convergence of Work Ethics in Chinese Enterprises in Africa
As Chinese investors set up business operations in Africa, disagreements between Chinese and Africans regarding work attitudes have emerged. A prevailing view is that cultural differences cause tensions between groups with regards to the meaning of “hard work,” “discipline” and “eating bitterness.” However, we argue that conflicting perceptions of work ethics between Chinese and Africans are instead caused by evolving notions of time that accompa…
Investissements chinois dans l'industrie textile tanzanienne et zambienne: De l'aide au marché
Les investissements privés chinois dans l’industrie textile africaine ont un rapport étroit avec les anciens projets d’aide publique de la Chine. Leur réussite est éminemment liée aux enseignements et à l’expérience découlant de ces premières opérations, et il arrive que les projets publics servent de plateforme d’information et de logistique pour les nouveaux venus et que l’intervention des fonds souverains chinois puisse s’apparenter à une form…
Shenzhen africain: Les zones économiques spéciales de la Chine en Afrique
African Shenzhen: China's special economic zones in Africa
This article examines recent Chinese efforts to construct a series of official economic cooperation zones in Africa. These zones are a central platform in China's announced strategy of engagement in Africa as 'mutual benefit'. We analyse the background, motives and implementation of the zones, and argue that they form a unique, experimental model of development cooperation in Africa: market-based decisions and investment by Chinese companies are …
Shenzhen africain: Les zones économiques spéciales de la Chine en Afrique
Economic statecraft in China's new overseas special economic zones: Soft Power, Business or Resource Security
China's rapidly growing economic engagement with other developing countries has aroused intense debates, but these debates have often generated more heat than light. The Chinese government is clearly pushing its companies to move offshore in greater numbers, and state-owned firms figure prominently in many of the major investments abroad. Yet relatively little research exists on when, how and why the Chinese government intervenes in the overseas …
Investissements chinois dans l'industrie textile tanzanienne et zambienne: De l'aide au marché
Les investissements privés chinois dans l’industrie textile africaine ont un rapport étroit avec les anciens projets d’aide publique de la Chine. Leur réussite est éminemment liée aux enseignements et à l’expérience découlant de ces premières opérations, et il arrive que les projets publics servent de plateforme d’information et de logistique pour les nouveaux venus et que l’intervention des fonds souverains chinois puisse s’apparenter à une form…
Time Perception and Industrialization: Divergence and Convergence of Work Ethics in Chinese Enterprises in Africa
As Chinese investors set up business operations in Africa, disagreements between Chinese and Africans regarding work attitudes have emerged. A prevailing view is that cultural differences cause tensions between groups with regards to the meaning of “hard work,” “discipline” and “eating bitterness.” However, we argue that conflicting perceptions of work ethics between Chinese and Africans are instead caused by evolving notions of time that accompa…
Working History: China, Africa, and Globalization
Co-evolutionary Pragmatism: Re-examine ‘China Model’ and Its Impact on Developing Countries
There is a gap between the elusive concept of Beijing Consensus and China’s effective practices to promote economic growth at home and in other countries. This article aims to expound this phenomenon by examining both the rationale underlying China’s structural transformation and the corresponding practices in development cooperation. Using a case study on the evolution of infrastructure construction within China and abroad, this article argues t…
Chinese Economic and Trade Cooperation Zones in Africa
This chapter examines the genesis and development trajectories of Chinese cooperation zones in Africa since 2006, focusing on their impacts on the broad structural transformation of host countries. In spite of the ambitious plans and high expectations, all the China–Africa cooperation zones faced serious delays and challenges in the fields of infrastructure construction, skill transfer, linkage to local enterprises, sector upgrading, policy influ…
China’s Promotion of Knowledge Diffusion in Africa - a Case Study on Ethiopia’s Manufacturing Sector
Policy makers in China and African countries increasingly attach importance to the exchange of knowledge in their development cooperation. Extensive business relationship and investment projects are found to be the major platform for skill diffusion between China and Africa. To examine the mechanism and effects of the bilateral knowledge exchange, this article uses Chinese investments in Ethiopia's manufacturing sector as an example. By reviewing…
Political science (9 works) · International Development and Aid (8 works) · China (7 works) · Economic growth (6 works) · Economics (6 works) · China's Global Influence and Migration (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Economic system (4 works) · Economic Zones and Regional Development (3 works) · Politics (3 works)