Min‐Hua Chiang
Biographic Data
| ID | 6554076 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Min‐Hua Chiang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Min‐Hua |
| FAMILY NAME | Chiang |
| SIGNATURE | CHIANG M H |
| AFFILIATIONS | National University of Singapore |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8537-6562 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
À propos de l’influence normative chinoise en Asie du Sud-Est
China as a norm changer in Southeast Asia? Given the speed of China’s progress in the international scene, the answer is likely to be yes. With the development of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), many Southeast Asian countries are increasingly involved in several China-backed infrastructure development projects. Initiated or decisively supported by China, economic projects in the region are likely to enhance local governments’ legitimacy as we…
Contemporary China-Japan Relations
China–Asean economic relations after establishment of free trade area
This paper aims to contribute to an understanding about the major changes in China–ASEAN economic relations after establishment of the China–ASEAN Free Trade Area (CAFTA) in 2010. First, China's merchandize trade balance with ASEAN has shifted from deficit to surplus since 2012. This reflects China's improving comparative advantage in manufacturing production vis-à-vis ASEAN as a whole. Second, with China's wage hike, ASEAN investors can no longe…
The U.S. Aid and Taiwan’s Post-War Economic Development, 1951-1965
The aim of this article is to showcase how Taiwan entered into the us -led capitalist system via the aid (1951-1965) as an intermediate and how was the aid related to Taiwan’s post-war economic development. There are three points made in this article. First, the main purpose of the us aid was to reinforce Taiwan’s military capabilities against the Communist China’s invasion. Second, although the us aid was not for Taiwan’s economic development, i…
The Potential of China-Japan-South Korea Free Trade Agreement
The Changing Role of Tourism in China's Economy
This article seeks to examine the features of China's tourism development after its rapid economic progress over the past few decades. Three main features were discovered. First, as China's economy continues to grow, the insignificant share of tourism in the economy indicates that tourism is not a growth engine. Second, instead of stimulating economic growth, tourism has been employed to accommodate China's economic needs at different stages of d…
Tourism Development Across the Taiwan Strait
Foreign factors in Taiwan's economic transformation
This paper aims to explore the foreign influences on Taiwan's economic transformation over the past 40 years. While exports have always been important in sustaining Taiwan's economic growth, the driving force behind exports has changed from inward investment to outward investment. The analysis carried out is from an international political economy perspective and takes a historical overview. It argues that the US, Japan and China pursued economic…
The U.S. Aid and Taiwan’s Post-War Economic Development, 1951-1965
The aim of this article is to showcase how Taiwan entered into the us -led capitalist system via the aid (1951-1965) as an intermediate and how was the aid related to Taiwan’s post-war economic development. There are three points made in this article. First, the main purpose of the us aid was to reinforce Taiwan’s military capabilities against the Communist China’s invasion. Second, although the us aid was not for Taiwan’s economic development, i…
The Potential of China-Japan-South Korea Free Trade Agreement
The Changing Role of Tourism in China's Economy
This article seeks to examine the features of China's tourism development after its rapid economic progress over the past few decades. Three main features were discovered. First, as China's economy continues to grow, the insignificant share of tourism in the economy indicates that tourism is not a growth engine. Second, instead of stimulating economic growth, tourism has been employed to accommodate China's economic needs at different stages of d…
Foreign factors in Taiwan's economic transformation
This paper aims to explore the foreign influences on Taiwan's economic transformation over the past 40 years. While exports have always been important in sustaining Taiwan's economic growth, the driving force behind exports has changed from inward investment to outward investment. The analysis carried out is from an international political economy perspective and takes a historical overview. It argues that the US, Japan and China pursued economic…
Contemporary China-Japan Relations
Tourism Development Across the Taiwan Strait
Foreign factors in Taiwan's economic transformation
This paper aims to explore the foreign influences on Taiwan's economic transformation over the past 40 years. While exports have always been important in sustaining Taiwan's economic growth, the driving force behind exports has changed from inward investment to outward investment. The analysis carried out is from an international political economy perspective and takes a historical overview. It argues that the US, Japan and China pursued economic…
The Changing Role of Tourism in China's Economy
This article seeks to examine the features of China's tourism development after its rapid economic progress over the past few decades. Three main features were discovered. First, as China's economy continues to grow, the insignificant share of tourism in the economy indicates that tourism is not a growth engine. Second, instead of stimulating economic growth, tourism has been employed to accommodate China's economic needs at different stages of d…
Tourism Development Across the Taiwan Strait
The Potential of China-Japan-South Korea Free Trade Agreement
The U.S. Aid and Taiwan’s Post-War Economic Development, 1951-1965
The aim of this article is to showcase how Taiwan entered into the us -led capitalist system via the aid (1951-1965) as an intermediate and how was the aid related to Taiwan’s post-war economic development. There are three points made in this article. First, the main purpose of the us aid was to reinforce Taiwan’s military capabilities against the Communist China’s invasion. Second, although the us aid was not for Taiwan’s economic development, i…
China–Asean economic relations after establishment of free trade area
This paper aims to contribute to an understanding about the major changes in China–ASEAN economic relations after establishment of the China–ASEAN Free Trade Area (CAFTA) in 2010. First, China's merchandize trade balance with ASEAN has shifted from deficit to surplus since 2012. This reflects China's improving comparative advantage in manufacturing production vis-à-vis ASEAN as a whole. Second, with China's wage hike, ASEAN investors can no longe…
Contemporary China-Japan Relations
À propos de l’influence normative chinoise en Asie du Sud-Est
China as a norm changer in Southeast Asia? Given the speed of China’s progress in the international scene, the answer is likely to be yes. With the development of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), many Southeast Asian countries are increasingly involved in several China-backed infrastructure development projects. Initiated or decisively supported by China, economic projects in the region are likely to enhance local governments’ legitimacy as we…
China (8 works) · Economics (8 works) · Political science (8 works) · Economy (6 works) · Politics (6 works) · Development economics (5 works) · Asian Industrial and Economic Development (4 works) · Economic growth (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Foreign direct investment (3 works)