Zhang LiJuan
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Dr. Zhang Lijuan is a professor at School of Economics, Shandong University. Her current research fields are World Economy, Trade Policy, Commercial Diplomacy, US-China Relations. |
May 24
- Korea, Euro crisis to top SED agenda
- China-US talks are expected to focus on a range of regional and multilateral issues from the economy to security concerns.
May 9
- 'Made in China' complicates American feelings, trade relations
- Today, the "Made in China" hallmark is no longer just a label; it is an important bilateral tool for obtaining leverage in geopolitical affairs.
March 23
- RMB appreciation is economically unwise for all
- The US economic recession and upcoming mid-term elections will keep the currency exchange rate a hot topic in Sino-US trade relations.
March 11
- Boost subsidies to save China's farms
- With 1.3 billion people to feed, no area or sector in China deserves government help more than rural areas and agriculture.
February 23
- What does China's unloading of US securities mean?
- China sold $34.2 billion in US treasury securities in December 2009, which brought up some concerns about how China is going to conduct bilateral relations with the U.S. in the future.
February 3
- The widening Gap between Farm and Non-farm Income
- Zhang Lijuan: With 1.3 billion people relying on domestic farm products, to what extent China can develop its agriculture, will be decisive for China's sustainable development in the coming years.
December 12
- Copenhagen: tough bargaining
- As a policy issue, climate change provokes bargaining challenges at two levels: international and domestic.
December 10
- Chinese policy and the 'Two-Level Game'
- Twenty years ago, Robert Putnam proposed the concept of a "two-level game" to describe the interaction between domestic and international politics. Today, China is playing a "two-level game" as it seeks to play a key role on major global issues at the international level while reinforcing and consolidating its domestic reform program.
October 28
- Domestic politics and American trade protection
- Indeed, for trade policy making, domestic politics, rather than government, have been playing a key role in imposing trade measures for industry protection.
September 22
- Make small business work to stimulate economy
- For entrepreneurship to flourish, government must provide efficient public services to build individual confidence and boost start-ups.
