India

The China, India Factors and the Overstretch of the US Hegemony in the 21st century: opportunities, challenges, conflicts and development

4 books that can change your mind in 2007 about the geo-politic and geo-economic dynamics going on

Interviews by Jorge Nascimento Rodrigues, editor of Gurus online. tv

George Zhibin Gu (???), author of two new books, "China's Global Reach", and "China and the New World Order";

Chalmers Johnson, author of "The Sorrows of Empire"

puzzles of Chinese multinationals, stock market, yuan, correncies, finance, politics, banking, insurance, trade, international relations:

China and the New World Order:

How Entrepreneurship, Globalization, and Borderless Business are Reshaping China and the World (Book Excerpts)

by George Zhibin Gu
Foreword by William Ratliff
Publisher: Fultus; October 2006; 248 pages

taken from; http://www.financialsense.com

Understand True China: global business, trade, finance, outsourcing and expansion strategies: culture, history, revolution and international relations

by China Venture News http://www.chinaventurenews.com

While Americans listen to the debate in the U.S. Congress about how to isolate America by erecting trade and investment barriers with China, our global trading partner is fully embracing globalization.

Global Outsourcing, Finance, Leadership, Trade, Hightech, Wealth, Challenge, and Competition: China vs India

By http://www.bptiger.org

India may be the world leader in outsourcing IT and software services field but in manufacturing China is by far the clear winner. There is a perception that labor in China is cheapest, but leading strategist George Zhibin Gu (in his new book: China and the new world order) is on the opinion that labor in India is by and large 50% cheaper than China but still China rules, why??

"Globalisation is the ideology of the market   fundamentalists. The market fundamentalists are destroying everything a nation had possessed and preserved for centuries. They promote nothing but sheer greed and self-interest with the sole aim of
global hegemony and the means to achieve it is a war on all fronts—military, economic, political, cultural, psychological. And to achieve this "lofty" goal, they
think even the destruction of the world is collateral damage."

China and the New World Order:

How Entrepreneurship, Globalization, and Borderless Business are Reshaping China and the World (Book Excerpts)

by George Zhibin Gu
Foreword by William Ratliff
Publisher: Fultus; 248 pages

taken from; http://www.financialsense.com

Part VIII
The Japan-China Issue: Evolving Relations in Light of History

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