Archive for the 'China Law' Category

With China’s New Standing Come New Errors.

Tuesday, January 26th, 2010

This post is very much based on Steve Dickinson’s article in this month’s China Economic Review, entitled, “New Image, New Error.“
With China being hailed as the world economy’s savior, its government has concludedthis is its century. The West is irrelevant and China will lead a vanguard of new players — and the game will be [...]

China Whets Its Enforcement Appetite. And It’s YOU It Wants.

Tuesday, January 26th, 2010

For the last few months, we have been sounding the theme that China is becoming less beholden to foreign enterprises. We have been saying that the direct corollary of that is China’s stepping up enforcement of its laws against foreign enterprises. At the beginning of this year, CLB’s own Steve Dickinson wrote an [...]

Another Day, Another Interesting Conversation With A China Factory. And How Lawyering Has Its Widgets Too.

Tuesday, January 26th, 2010

Silk Road International Blog is one of my favorite blogs. It is written by David Dayton, an “international procurement and project management” specialist with more than twenty years of Asia experience. What I like so much about his blog is that it so often brings us up close and personal and it just tells [...]