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One World in Spite of Everything

by Zhou Li | May. 14 2020

A Commentary on the world after COVID-19 by Zhou Li, the Assistant Dean of CKGSB.

#COVID-19, #Globalization

The Asian Century

by Mable-Ann Chang | Apr. 13 2020

Kriengsak Chareonwongsak explores leadership building in ASEAN.

#ASEAN, #Asian Century

Knowledge Magazine

CKGSB Knowledge is the school's quarterly English language publication.

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#IP, #Invisible Hand Revealed, #Research, #Innovation, #Intellectual Property, #Creativity, #Academics

Giving Credit Where it is Due: A Key Innovation Incentive

John Lennon and Paul McCartney wrote almost 180 songs together between 1962 and 1969, most of them recorded by the.

by Brian Viard | Jun. 19 2013

#Sustainability, #S.C. Johnson, #Stuart Hart, #Bottom of the Pyramid, #Unilever, #C.K. Prahalad, #Video Interview, #Cemex, #Vijay Govindarajan, #Clayton Christensen, #Slider, #Godrej, #Nirma, #Peter Diamandis, #Interviews, #Reverse Innovation, #Poor, #Poverty

Bottom of the Pyramid and Beyond: The Thinker Interview with Stuart Hart

  In the year 2002, C.K. Prahalad and Stuart Hart published a groundbreaking article in Strategy+Business magazine that.

by Neelima Mahajan | Jun. 6 2013

#China Securities Regulatory Commission, #China Regulation, #PCAOB, #SEC, #Securities and Exchange Commission, #Viewpoint

Viewpoint Part 2: Can the SEC demand information from the China arms of accounting firms?

There are two problems at play here: national sovereignty and state secrets CKGSB Professor Qi Daqing and Peking University Professor.

by Paul Gillis | Apr. 23 2013

#PCAOB, #SEC, #Securities and Exchange Commission, #Viewpoint, #China Regulation

Viewpoint Part 1: Can the SEC demand information from the China arms of accounting firms?

The SEC believes that it ultimately has to do its own work to safeguard the interest of the shareholders CKGSB.

by Qi Daqing | Apr. 22 2013

#Invisible Hand Revealed, #Beijing Traffic, #Slider, #Taxis, #Apps, #Mobile Apps, #Beijing Cabs, #Beijing Taxis

Invisible Hand Revealed: Mobile Apps that Move Cabs

In an earlier article I discussed how the regulation of Beijing’s taxi fares had taken taxis off the road.

by Brian Viard | Apr. 18 2013

#Property Rights, #Property, #Innovation, #Slider, #Asset-specific Investment, #Bamboo

Bamboo Property Rights

Why enforcing the contentious issue of individual property rights might actually be a good thing for China. Moganshan Mountain near.

by Brian Viard | Apr. 8 2013

#Jeffrey Pfeffer, #human sustainability, #Organization behavior, #Triple Bottomline, #Healthcare, #Sustainability, #Slider, #Organizational Culture

The Thinker Interview: Jeffrey Pfeffer on Human Sustainability

    Organization behavior expert and Stanford Professor Jeffrey Pfeffer on the poor state of human sustainability in organizations In.

by Neelima | Apr. 5 2013

#Slider, #Enlight Media, #Lost in Thailand, #Chinese Films

Lost in Thailand: Revolutionizing China’s Movie Market

Lost in Thailand, a Chinese slapstick comedy, recently created a box office record of sorts. Released in China on December.

by Li Yang | Mar. 29 2013

#Invisible Hand Revealed, #Moutai, #Alcohol, #Antimonopoly, #Baijiu, #Liquor, #National Development and Refom Commission, #NDRC, #Price-fixing, #Wuliangye

Controlling Your Drinking: How Price-Fixing Leaves Drinkers Yearning for More

As Chinese authorities implement new regulations to crack down on price-fixers, will consumers be better off or lose out.

by Brian Viard | Mar. 14 2013

#Google, #Internet Companies, #Slider, #Jennifer Li, #Robin Li, #Yandex, #Globalization, #Baidu, #Search Engines

Growth Engine: China’s Search Giant Baidu

In a little over a decade since it came into being, China’s first homegrown search engine, Baidu, has become.

by Neelima | Mar. 12 2013

#Invisible Hand Revealed, #Central Planning, #Chinese New Year, #Convex Costs, #Overcrowding, #Tourism, #Vacation

Getting Away from it All: Chinese New Year Holiday Hordes

During Chinese New Year, hordes of travelers rush to tourist attractions. What casues this annual influx and how can overcrowding.

by Brian Viard | Feb. 27 2013

#E-Commerce, #E-Commerce in China, #Slider, #Consumer Behavior, #Internet

Consumer Behavior 2.0

Wharton’s David Bell elaborates on the possible directions e-commerce in China could take in future. The rise of.

by zhangkaifu | Feb. 20 2013

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