Kate Hannan
Biographic Data
| ID | 3869717 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kate Hannan |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kate |
| FAMILY NAME | Hannan |
| SIGNATURE | HANNAN K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Flinders University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1981 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Trading with the Dragon: Chinese trade, investment and development assistance in the Pacific Islands
Chinese development assistance, raw material exploitation, investment and trade increases in their region are causing Pacific Islanders to ask: ‘Why are the Chinese interested in Pacific Island states?’ and ‘Why has there been an upsurge of the Chinese influence in the Pacific?’. This article seeks to add to the debate on that issue by examining the nature and the evolving purpose of Chinese engagement with the small island states of the Pacific.…
China: Migrant Workers Want ‘Decent Work’
China now has a second generation of rural-to-urban migrant workers. An estimated eighty percent of these workers were born in the 1980s or after. Many of these young workers are unwilling to follow their parents in acquiescing to dirty, exhausting backbreaking work. China’s young migrant workers are demanding ‘decent work’. They want increased wages that are paid in full and on time. They also want improved working conditions and some are expect…
Introduction: Transforming China
Industrial Change in China: Economic Restructuring and Conflicting Interests
The national interest versus particular interests: decentralisation, negotiation and manipulation 2. Managers' interests versus workers' interests: labour, housing and welfare reform 3. Banking, price and taxation reform: accounting for actually existing circumstances 4. Ownership reform: establishing a modern enterprise system Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index
Reforming China's state enterprises, 1984–93
China's economic reforms, embarked upon in 1978, have moved a long way towards restructuring enterprises, focusing on separating enterprise management from government administration, developing market indices and impressing hard budget constraint on enterprise decision‐making. Key elements in the changing approach toward reform have been the role of banks and credit, the restructure of China's pricing mechanism and the ongoing development of an e…
Social Change: Macro-, Micro-, and Medium
The study of Chinese politics in Australia the varying seasons of china studies
Trading with the Dragon: Chinese trade, investment and development assistance in the Pacific Islands
Chinese development assistance, raw material exploitation, investment and trade increases in their region are causing Pacific Islanders to ask: ‘Why are the Chinese interested in Pacific Island states?’ and ‘Why has there been an upsurge of the Chinese influence in the Pacific?’. This article seeks to add to the debate on that issue by examining the nature and the evolving purpose of Chinese engagement with the small island states of the Pacific.…
China: Migrant Workers Want ‘Decent Work’
China now has a second generation of rural-to-urban migrant workers. An estimated eighty percent of these workers were born in the 1980s or after. Many of these young workers are unwilling to follow their parents in acquiescing to dirty, exhausting backbreaking work. China’s young migrant workers are demanding ‘decent work’. They want increased wages that are paid in full and on time. They also want improved working conditions and some are expect…
Social Change: Macro-, Micro-, and Medium
The study of Chinese politics in Australia the varying seasons of china studies
Social Change: Macro-, Micro-, and Medium
Reforming China's state enterprises, 1984–93
China's economic reforms, embarked upon in 1978, have moved a long way towards restructuring enterprises, focusing on separating enterprise management from government administration, developing market indices and impressing hard budget constraint on enterprise decision‐making. Key elements in the changing approach toward reform have been the role of banks and credit, the restructure of China's pricing mechanism and the ongoing development of an e…
Industrial Change in China: Economic Restructuring and Conflicting Interests
The national interest versus particular interests: decentralisation, negotiation and manipulation 2. Managers' interests versus workers' interests: labour, housing and welfare reform 3. Banking, price and taxation reform: accounting for actually existing circumstances 4. Ownership reform: establishing a modern enterprise system Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index
China: Migrant Workers Want ‘Decent Work’
China now has a second generation of rural-to-urban migrant workers. An estimated eighty percent of these workers were born in the 1980s or after. Many of these young workers are unwilling to follow their parents in acquiescing to dirty, exhausting backbreaking work. China’s young migrant workers are demanding ‘decent work’. They want increased wages that are paid in full and on time. They also want improved working conditions and some are expect…
Introduction: Transforming China
Trading with the Dragon: Chinese trade, investment and development assistance in the Pacific Islands
Chinese development assistance, raw material exploitation, investment and trade increases in their region are causing Pacific Islanders to ask: ‘Why are the Chinese interested in Pacific Island states?’ and ‘Why has there been an upsurge of the Chinese influence in the Pacific?’. This article seeks to add to the debate on that issue by examining the nature and the evolving purpose of Chinese engagement with the small island states of the Pacific.…
China (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Law (5 works) · China's Socioeconomic Reforms and Governance (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Economy (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Economic restructuring (2 works)