Welcome. I am a PhD candidate of Political Science at Boston University.
My field of study is International Political Economy with a particular interest in the globalization of Chinese state-owned enterprises. My areas of focus are China and Latin America.
I am currently studying the globalization of Chinese automobile industry, particularly how the state’s industrial policy, the international trade regime and the business groups shape the industry and the prospects for the “going-out” of Chinese auto firms.
The automobile industry is one of the most heavily regulated “pillar industries” in China. My research asks: how do institutional structures shape the distinct feature of the Chinese automobile industry? Second, how does this feature, particularly the ownership structure of the assemblers and the suppliers affects the prospects for the firms to go abroad?
My field of study is International Political Economy with a particular interest in the globalization of Chinese state-owned enterprises. My areas of focus are China and Latin America.
I am currently studying the globalization of Chinese automobile industry, particularly how the state’s industrial policy, the international trade regime and the business groups shape the industry and the prospects for the “going-out” of Chinese auto firms.
The automobile industry is one of the most heavily regulated “pillar industries” in China. My research asks: how do institutional structures shape the distinct feature of the Chinese automobile industry? Second, how does this feature, particularly the ownership structure of the assemblers and the suppliers affects the prospects for the firms to go abroad?
