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Taiwan cooking oil scandal: Why Isn’t Beijing Adding Fuel to the Fire? • Isabelle Feng

In this new piece, Isabelle Feng looks back at the tainted cooking oil scandal that has affected Taiwan for several weeks, and at Beijing’s measured response to the affair. She examines the protests held in Taipei on 25 July, the coverage of the event by Chinese state media, and reactions observed on Chinese social media. She puts this episode in perspective alongside the history of food safety scandals in mainland China and the question of freedom to protest on both sides of the Taiwan Strait.

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CA 52 – Your Investment, Our economy – Dec 2014

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This latest quarterly issue of China Analysis, focuses on four rather technical aspects of China’s on-going economic reforms. Drawing on Chinese sources, it offers a Chinese view on issues that are shaping the country’s relationship with Europe and the rest of the world. As such, it aims to help the European policy and business community understand what China’s leadership thinks about the current issues.

 

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– YOUR INVESTMENT, OUR ECONOMY – 

The Shanghai Free Trade Zone: a model for Chinese firms (Agatha Kratz)

China’s inward FDI: adapting to the times (Hongmei Ma)

Stepping up enforcement of China’s Anti-Monopoly Law (Trey McArver)

Internationalising the renminbi, slowly (Jean-François Di Meglio)

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