Lai Si Tsui‐auch
Biographic Data
| ID | 3696719 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lai Si Tsui‐auch |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lai Si |
| FAMILY NAME | Tsui‐auch |
| SIGNATURE | AUCH L S T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Nanyang Technological University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6087-264X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Dehybridization in the Face of the Party-State
Ethnic C hinese Family Business
This article summarizes the common characteristics of ethnic Chinese businesses, and acknowledges that they are rapidly evolving entities in response to economic globalization. Increasingly, ethnic Chinese business elites in Asia are both local and traditional in their cultural norms and globalizing in their business approaches. In general, large ethnic Chinese businesses have developed a form of hybrid capitalism combines family control and prof…
Business Groups in Singapore
A. Colpan, T. Hikino, J. Lincoln
Bureaucratic Rationality and Nodal Agency in a Developmental State
Theorists in the sociology of development have extensively discussed the capacity of a developmental state to intervene in the industrialization process of a nation. Evans argued that state capacity could be enhanced through the securing of internal cohesiveness, for which the establishment of an effective, rule-following bureaucracy was the key. Chibber amended Evans's view by arguing that bureaucratic rationality would lead to state cohesivenes…
Regional Production Relationships and Developmental Impacts
This article assesses contending regional perspectives on Pacific-rim divisions of labour based on a comparative study of production networks organized by three electronics firms (from Japan, the USA and Hong Kong) for manufacturing in the sub-regional context of Hong Kong and Shenzhen (PRC). The author argues that the flying geese model rightly discerns the possibility of upward mobility of late industrializing countries. This model, in combinat…
Has the Hong Kong Model Worked? Industrial Policy in Retrospect and Prospect
This article attempts to blend the insights of development economics and political economy in order to analyse industrial policy in Hong Kong. It describes the lack of industrial upgrading, the process of de-industrialization, and the over-reliance on the service sector, and examines the political economy of the functional industrial policy practised in Hong Kong, as well as its limitation. The author suggests that the political change from a col…
Regional Production Relationships and Developmental Impacts
This article assesses contending regional perspectives on Pacific-rim divisions of labour based on a comparative study of production networks organized by three electronics firms (from Japan, the USA and Hong Kong) for manufacturing in the sub-regional context of Hong Kong and Shenzhen (PRC). The author argues that the flying geese model rightly discerns the possibility of upward mobility of late industrializing countries. This model, in combinat…
Bureaucratic Rationality and Nodal Agency in a Developmental State
Theorists in the sociology of development have extensively discussed the capacity of a developmental state to intervene in the industrialization process of a nation. Evans argued that state capacity could be enhanced through the securing of internal cohesiveness, for which the establishment of an effective, rule-following bureaucracy was the key. Chibber amended Evans's view by arguing that bureaucratic rationality would lead to state cohesivenes…
Has the Hong Kong Model Worked? Industrial Policy in Retrospect and Prospect
This article attempts to blend the insights of development economics and political economy in order to analyse industrial policy in Hong Kong. It describes the lack of industrial upgrading, the process of de-industrialization, and the over-reliance on the service sector, and examines the political economy of the functional industrial policy practised in Hong Kong, as well as its limitation. The author suggests that the political change from a col…
Has the Hong Kong Model Worked? Industrial Policy in Retrospect and Prospect
This article attempts to blend the insights of development economics and political economy in order to analyse industrial policy in Hong Kong. It describes the lack of industrial upgrading, the process of de-industrialization, and the over-reliance on the service sector, and examines the political economy of the functional industrial policy practised in Hong Kong, as well as its limitation. The author suggests that the political change from a col…
Regional Production Relationships and Developmental Impacts
This article assesses contending regional perspectives on Pacific-rim divisions of labour based on a comparative study of production networks organized by three electronics firms (from Japan, the USA and Hong Kong) for manufacturing in the sub-regional context of Hong Kong and Shenzhen (PRC). The author argues that the flying geese model rightly discerns the possibility of upward mobility of late industrializing countries. This model, in combinat…
Bureaucratic Rationality and Nodal Agency in a Developmental State
Theorists in the sociology of development have extensively discussed the capacity of a developmental state to intervene in the industrialization process of a nation. Evans argued that state capacity could be enhanced through the securing of internal cohesiveness, for which the establishment of an effective, rule-following bureaucracy was the key. Chibber amended Evans's view by arguing that bureaucratic rationality would lead to state cohesivenes…
Business Groups in Singapore
A. Colpan, T. Hikino, J. Lincoln
Ethnic C hinese Family Business
This article summarizes the common characteristics of ethnic Chinese businesses, and acknowledges that they are rapidly evolving entities in response to economic globalization. Increasingly, ethnic Chinese business elites in Asia are both local and traditional in their cultural norms and globalizing in their business approaches. In general, large ethnic Chinese businesses have developed a form of hybrid capitalism combines family control and prof…
Dehybridization in the Face of the Party-State
Political science (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Migration, Ethnicity, and Economy (3 works) · Capitalism (2 works) · Economic system (2 works) · Economy (2 works)