1st Edition
Rethinking Social Capital and Entrepreneurship in Greater China Is Guanxi Still Important?
1. Introduction: Guanxi matters? Rethinking Social Capital and Entrepreneurship in Greater China Jenn-hwan Wang, Tsung-Yuan Chen, and Ray-May Hsung Part I: Guanxi and Entrepreneurship in China 2. The Social Capital for Self-Employment in Transitional China Yanjie Bian and Wenbin Wang 3. Guanxi-based Corporate Social Capital and Chinese Entrepreneurship Lei Zhang 4. Guanxi Circle Phenomenon in the Chinese Venture Capital Industry Jar-Der Luo Part II: Social Capital and its Transformation: Taiwan and Hong Kong 5. Social Capital and Entrepreneurship of Next Generation: The Case of the Koo Family in Taiwan Tsai-man C. Ho 6. Network Capital and Li & Fung Group in Hong Kong: Four Generations of Inculcation and Inheritance Victor Zheng and Sui-Lun Wong 7. The Changing Corporate Social Capital and Its Implications of Semiconductor Industry in Taiwan Ray-May Hsung and Yi-Jr Lin 8. Social Capital and the Development of Taiwan’s Pharmaceutical Industry: Comparing Conventional and Biomedicine Firms Jenn-hwan Wang, Han-yo Wu, and Tsung-Yuan Chen Part III: Social Capital and Cross Border Linkages 9. Building Industrial Systems in China: The Networking of Taiwanese Machine Tool Firms in China Liang-Chih Chen 10. Guanxi and the Ancient Jade Trade: Cross-Border Antique Market in Greater China Yu-Ying Lee 11. Transnational Entrepreneurship and Social Capital: the Case of Rebuilding a Mazu Temple from Taiwan to Kunshan, China Shiuh-Shen Chien and Chiu-wan Liu 12. Epoch Foundation: The Story of the Creation of a Social Innovation Network Chao-Tung Wen and Chen-Ya Wang
Biography
Jenn-Hwan Wang is a Professor in the Graduate Institute of Development Studies at National Chengchi University, Taiwan.
Ray-May Hsung is a Professor of Sociology at National Chengchi University, Taiwan.
