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31.03.2022

How has the Japanese government tried to rebuild consumer trust in the safety of the domestic food chain after the nuclear disaster in Fukushima?

Tine Walravens co-authors a journal article in Japan Forum (British Association for Japanese Studies) on the Japanese governmental risk communication (2011-2020) in response to the potential contamination of the food supply chain since the Fukushima nuclear disaster.
31.03.2022

Eddie Ashbee looks at infrastructure plans and competition with China

New publication by Edward Ashbee.
15.03.2022

Clean at home, polluting abroad: the role of the Chinese financial system’s differential treatment of state-owned and private enterprises

New paper published by Mathias Lund Larsen and Lars Oehler
31.01.2022

Corporate Governance with Chinese Characteristics: Party Organization in State-owned Enterprises

Kasper Ingeman Beck and Kjeld Erik Brødsgaard have contributed an article to The China Quarterly analyzing the historical and recent development of Chinese Communist Party (CCP) organization in state-owned enterprises (SOE), and discusses the implications for the nature of the Chinese corporate world.
13.01.2022

Can artificial intelligence (AI) help the ageing population?

Faith Hatani publishes a chapter, ‘Japan’s “AI-hospital” project: Can it help the ageing population?’ in a recent edited book, International Perspectives on Artificial Intelligence (London: Anthem Press).
12.01.2022

Big business and cadre management in China

Kjeld Erik Brødsgaard and Kasper Ingeman Beck publishes paper in The Copenhagen Journal of Asian Studies
17.12.2021

Renewable Energy for a Sustainable Future: Can Japan Catch Up?

Faith Hatani publishes a chapter in an edited book, Japanese Business Operations in an Uncertain World (Routledge).
16.12.2021

Chinese R&D Is Becoming More Global

Max von Zedtwitz co-authors chapter in The Oxford Handbook of China Innovation
29.10.2021

China’s Overseas Coal Pledge Is Not a Climate Change Gamechanger

New article in the diplomat by Mathias Lund Larsen
04.10.2021

'Amid the global biodiversity crisis, China can lead with alternative meat' Mathias Lund Larsen in South China Morning Post

Mathias Lund Larsen contributes opinion piece to SCMP on plant based meat substitutes, and why China plays a key role for bio diversity.

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