Far Eastern Economic Review 1997 Bruce Gilley - Abstracts

Far Eastern Economic Review 1997 Bruce Gilley
TitleSubjectAuthors
A fine balance. (political connections of Hong Kong businessman Paul Yip)Business, internationalBruce Gilley
Apple in a stew. (Hong Kong's Apple Daily in conflict with Chinese administration)Business, internationalBruce Gilley
Balancing act: how autonomous is the territory's future boss.Business, internationalBruce Gilley
Changing the guard.(future prospects for China International Trust and Investment Corp. president Wang Jun)Business, internationalHenny Sender, Bruce Gilley
Chaos theory. (political juggling act by Hong Kong governor Chris Patten to satisfy China and Hong Kong interests)Business, internationalBruce Gilley
Dancing with the dragon. (Cambodia; relations with China)Business, internationalBruce Gilley
Don't call us: Why Beijing isn't riding to the Hang Seng's rescue.Business, internationalBruce Gilley
Fragile prospects. (Chinese investment; Cambodian glass factory)Business, internationalBruce Gilley
Golden crusades. (China; illegal gold mining)Business, internationalBruce Gilley
Gone flat: Foreign beer brewers in China, once giddy at the prospect of a huge and thirsty market, have been sobered by mounting losses.Business, internationalBruce Gilley
Henry...who?: Tung will need to ignore old friends and business interests.(Hong Kong's chief executive designate Tung Chee-hwa)(includes related article on Tung's friendship with typcoon Henry Fok)Business, internationalBruce Gilley
In fine form: life goes on as usual, only the symbols have changed.Business, internationalBruce Gilley
Jumping the gun.(China's move to exert control over Hong Kong before British hand-over)Business, internationalBruce Gilley
Lost glitter. (gold industry; China)Business, internationalBruce Gilley
Mainland mates.(Taiwanese family's links with China)Business, internationalBruce Gilley
Model privatization: Guangdong leads China's state-enterprise sell-off.Business, internationalBruce Gilley
More read than red: China-owned SUP has gone from propaganda peddler to publishing giant.Business, internationalBruce Gilley
No thorns. (Sino-United States relations)Business, internationalBruce Gilley, Nigel Holloway
Official caution.(Taiwan resists letting banks open branches abroad)Business, internationalBruce Gilley
Past imperfect. (Chinese history; Hong Kong textbooks)Business, internationalBruce Gilley
Patriot missiles: the territory's ultranationalists go on the attack.Business, internationalBruce Gilley
Perks for patriots: territory's civil servants play Chinese-nationalism card.Business, internationalBruce Gilley
Pulling the levers.(role of Hong Kong chief executive's financial adviser, Chung Shui-ming; includes related article)Business, internationalBruce Gilley
Snouts in the trough: Hong Kong pig farmers battle Chinese invasion.Business, internationalBruce Gilley
Southern comfort: Deng is still the toast of Guangdong.Business, internationalBruce Gilley
Staying power. (Taiwanese companies in Cambodia)Business, internationalBruce Gilley
Stealthy deal: company closure raises arms-trade concerns in the territory.Business, internationalBruce Gilley
The bared facts.(Hong Kong; government's involvement in resignation of immigration chief Laurence Leung)Business, internationalBruce Gilley
The PLA question. (Chinese People's Liberation Army; powers in Hong Kong)Business, internationalBruce Gilley
The prodigals return. (Hong Kong citizenship in lieu of return to Chinese sovereignty)Business, internationalBruce Gilley
Tung sets the course: chief executive-designate gets down to business.(Tung Chee-hwa, Hong Kong)Business, internationalBruce Gilley
Welcome return: border residents wish good riddance to the British.Business, internationalBruce Gilley
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