Week 8 Flashcards
Taiwanese and Hongkongese entrepreneurs exploiting Chinese labor force Outline:
Hong Kong — a colony of the British Empire
The development of a light industry in the wake of the Korean war — Hong Kong
Rule of law in the British colony
Launch of the peaceful reunification with Taiwan on January 1st, 1979
The key formula “One country, two systems”: was first experienced on the Mainland
The relocation of the Taiwanese industry: the “mainland fever” (dalu rebing)
Explaining the extent of the relocation tide: a legacy of the Nationalist economy
Explaining the extent of the relocation tide: a legacy of the Nationalist economy (2)
The relocation operations preceded the liberalization measures taken by the Taiwanese government
Far from exporting the rule of law, Taiwanese exported and emphasized the corporate culture prevailing in Taiwan under martial law
Hong Kong’s firms in Guangdong: matron workers versus maiden workers
Taiwanese businessmen making the most of the Chinese labor market
Taiwanese businesses have operated in a legal vacuum which was offset by ad hoc protections negotiated with local bureaucrats
Conclusions I