The ordoliberal turn? Getting China and global economic governance right

“Getting the institutions right”: Corporate governance and technological capability in East Asia and Latin America compared

Latin America and East Asia differ in the extent to which they have specialised in mechanical, electrical and electronic sectors. These sectors are critical for economic development but pose a challenge for corporate governance. By combining insights from studies of corporate governance and of development economics, this paper examines how certain developed countries have been able to establish...

Getting the Envisionment Right

The central component of commonsense reasoning about causdity is the envisionment: a description of the behavior of a phvsical system that is derived from its structural description by qualitative simulation. Two problems with creating the envisionmcnt are the qualitative representation of quentlty and the detection of previously-unsuspcctcd points ot qualitative change. The representation pres...

Getting the units right

To understand applied physics, and physical formulae in particular, the investigation of identifier units is beneficial. However, normally the units are not given explicitly in formulae and have to be inferred. In this paper, we investigate how this process can be automated. As an example application, we use physical formulae from Wikipedia together with information from the related knowledge-b...

China and global internet governance: toward an alternative analytical framework

China engages global health governance: processes and dilemmas.

Using HIV/AIDS, Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS), and avian influenza as case studies, this paper discusses the processes and dilemmas of China's participation in health governance, both at the domestic level and the global level. Globalization has eroded the boundary between public and private health and between domestic and global health governance. In addition, the SARS outbreak of 2...