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International Context and China’s Business–Government Relationscs, and when the Cold War structure was replaced by a multi-polar structure characterized by American hegemony, coinciding with rapid expansion of the world market, the Chinese state engaged in economic liberalization and decentralization. This resulted in a substantial modification of the power bal

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Nasennebenh?hlen und Gesichtssch?delcs, and when the Cold War structure was replaced by a multi-polar structure characterized by American hegemony, coinciding with rapid expansion of the world market, the Chinese state engaged in economic liberalization and decentralization. This resulted in a substantial modification of the power bal

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-35997-5a more fragmented bureaucracy, and better organized private firms. The Shanghai model displays the opposite tendencies. As a result, private firms have played a bigger role in driving corporate reforms in Guangdong as compared to Shanghai.

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VANET-Sicherheitsinfrastrukturen,ic and political agencies in which the Chinese state-owned oil companies are embedded and by which they are regulated as well as by the organisational configuration of business actors in which they compete and cooperate.