China
China Lecture Series
China is one of the world's most important and least understood economies. The China Lecture Series brings together academics and business practitioners to discuss China and its role in the world.
China Lecture: Mao and Markets – The Communist Roots of Chinese Enterprise
Christopher Marquis, Sinyi Professor of Chinese Management at the University of Cambridge Judge Business School, discussed his recent book “Mao and Markets – The Communist Roots of Chinese Enterprise.”
China Lecture: The U.S.-China Relationship Going Forward
Jack F. Perkowski, Founder and Chairman of JFP Holdings, explored the economic and political issues facing the US and China's bilateral relationship, as well as what it means for businesses in both countries.
China Lecture: US-China Relations in a Post-COVID-19 World
Yasheng Huang, Epoch Foundation Professor of International Management and Faculty Director of Action Learning at the MIT Sloan School of Management, explored what may lie ahead of US-China relations in a post-pandemic world.
China Insights Series
We invite business people, analysts, academics, and students to join D'Amore-McKim's world-class faculty for this unique and timely series that will provide practical insights into the present and future of China's economy.
How Chinese Companies Are Reinventing Management Control
Innovation Strategies for Foreign Companies in China
The Impact of Foreign Companies On China's Economy
How Chinese Companies Are Reinventing the Customer Journey
The Challenge for Chinese Companies Going Public in the US
China's 14th Five Year Program
Nardone Family Seminar Series
Made possible by a gift from David R. Nardone, this seminar series brings scholars and practitioners to Northeastern University to share insights on emerging markets.
Winning in China: 8 Stores of Success and Failure in the World's Largest Economy
Lele Sang, Wharton Global Fellow, explored the intricacies of corporate success and failure in China, discussing critical factors influencing multinational corporations like Amazon, LinkedIn, and Hyundai, and sharing invaluable strategies to navigate the challenges and opportunities within China's dynamic market landscape.
Event Space and Firm Value – Chinese Listed Firms in the US-China Trade War
Jane Lu, Chair Professor of the Department of Management at the City University of Hong Kong, examined the impact of the recent US-China trade war on the market value of Chinese listed firms with a multidimensional view of “event space.”
China's Belt and Road Initiative and International Business – The Overlooked Centrality of Politics
Arie Y. Lewin, Professor Emeritus of Strategy and International Business at Duke University, Fuqua School of Business, discussed his recent paper “China's Belt and Road Initiative and International Business: The Overlooked Centrality of Politics.”
Six Paths to Chinese Company Innovation
George S. Yip. Emeritus Professor of Imperial College London and Distinguished Visiting Professor in International Business & Strategy at Northeastern University, presented his research on the emerging paths of innovation in Chinese companies.
Developing China: The Impact of Foreign Companies on China's Economy
Michael J. Enright, Pierre Choueiri Family Professor in Global Business at Northeastern University, presented “Developing China: The Impact of Foreign Companies on China's Economy.”
Economic Integration with China and its Discontents
Ming-sho Ho, Professor at National Taiwan University, presented Economic Integration with China and its Discontents: Taiwan's Sunflower Movement and Hong Kong's Umbrella Movement in Perspective.
Outlook for China and US-China Relations
Charles Chan, Chief Executive Officer of Ascendas Singbridge China and Center for Emerging Markets' Advisory Board Member, spoke about the outlook for China and US-China Relations.