Communist Case Studies Samples For Students

International management in an Asian context: Business life and management in China

Introduction
Globalization has complicated the management process. As such, for one to be an effective manager, that individual needs to understand the global context of the management process. Fundamentally, one needs to appreciate the role of culture in the management process (Luthans & Doh, 2014). As such, the paper shall examine several features of the Chinese society and evaluate the ways they will affect the management process.

Discussion

Culture sensitivity is highly linked to effective management (Luthans & Doh, 2014). Considering the Chinese society, the Chinese have been socialized to believe that they are the descendants of Hun. As such, the Hun ...

- Do you agree or disagree with the author’s statement? Why or why not?
This statement is given in the wake of European countries’ transition from communism to democracy. I partially agree with this statement, as it is relevant in the context of the situation prevailing in the eastern European countries after the collapse of Soviet Union that resulted in conclusion of communism subsequently. However, it is not equally applicable in democracy of today’s world as currently, so many things have been changed and improved. Yet, the author’s argument about the influence of politics on ...

Introduction

In 1996 Phoenix Television started as a medium broadcast channel. Born in Hong Kong, where entertainment is the main focus, the network found it difficult to compete with local media conglomerates such as TVB and PEAR; these channels had already gained the most of the market share in Hong Kong. Thus, Phoenix switched their focus and redirected the target audience to Mainland China.
While Phoenix corporate owner’s Murdoch centers their broadcast focus on entertainment, Liu ChangLe centered its broadcast focus on the broadcast news, which can be seen as a high risk. A survey conducted by the television station, ...

Foreign Investment in China Banking Sector: HR Challenges

According to China’s perspective, foreign investment and participation can be also controlled by the government the way it controls national banks. Moreover, China managed to be quite successful in attracting foreign capital, while the only gap is the implementation of Human Resource policies. The partnership should be well-grounded and compatible with Chinese culture and values. The banking industry in China is being under a strict control of the government. There is a specific hierarchy of institutions that are established to exercise control. The entrance and exit from the banking system for small institutions are very complicated. The total ...

PEOPLES REPUBLIC OF CHINA

Old Chinese values like trust, taking care of aged parents, mutual respect, etc. still dominate China today whereas corruption, nepotism, bureaucracy etc. which are the negative aspects of socialism, have also entrenched themselves following the communist takeover in 1949. The current political model of China today is a mixture of socialism and free-market capitalism, especially in the economic sense. China today can have their cake and eat it too. They can suppress pro-democracy uprisings in Hong Kong taking a communist-socialist stance, and at the same time, they can try to privatize their white elephant SOE’s (State Owned Enterprises).
Two ...

Lenovo Group Limited is a multinational computer technology corporation that develops personal computers, servers and IT software. Amid the global dotcom bubble in the 2000s, Lenovo began to pump resources into sectors such as mobile phones, internet-related business and information technology services. The technology joy ride was short-lived as competition at home grew ferociously with the mainland's entry into the World Trade Organization, eating into Lenovo’s bottom line. After this ill-fated strategy of diversification and a focus on the domestic market between 2001 and 2003, Lenovo chairman Yang Yuanqing said in an interview with the South China Morning ...

CONTENTS
I. Introduction 3
II. The Real Reasons of GSK Corruption Controversy 5
(a) Corruption is intrinsic to the elite Chinese business circles 5
(b) The mechanisms of Internal Audit were Not Adequate 7
III. The Response of GSK to the Allegations of Corruption 8
IV. The Nature of GSK Alleged Guilt 8
V. Avoiding the Mistakes of GSK China 9
VI. Lessons Learned 10

References 12

Introduction
Doing business in China has never been an easy task. The country has extremely entangled legal framework, intense competition between the domestic and international goods producers, not to mention that this communist country ...

1.0 Introduction
The battle of the Chosin reservoir is also known as Changjin, a campaign that was developed in the early times during the Korean War in 1950s. It was aimed at driving the United Nations out from the North Korea. The first campaign was supposed to drive out the X corps out of the Eastern North Korea during the severe winter weather; they called it the 1st Marine Division. This campaign at last succeeded in removing the X corps but the people of china did not achieve the objective of isolating and destroying the 1st Division, but instead ...