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Preliminary Material /Ying-Jeou Ma --Prompt Release of Fishing Vessels: The Hoshinmaru and Tomimaru Cases (Japan v. Russian Federation) and the Implications for Taiwan /Yann-huei Song --Adapting to the New System: Taiwanese Political Parties' Legislative Candidate Selection in 2008 in Comparative Perspective /Dafydd Fell --Coalition-Building as Taiwan's Strategic Option in the WTO Lawmaking Negotiations /Hsu-hua Chou --The Diplomatic Batt le between Beijing and Taipei in Latin America and the Caribbean /Mario Esteban --Free Trade Agreement between the Republic of China (Taiwan), the Republic of El Salvador and the Republic of Honduras /Kevin Chun-Ming Chen --A Comparative Study of Fair Use between Taiwan and the United States and Future Legislative Suggestions to Taiwan /Kuang-Wei Chueh --Kuang Hua Liao (Kokaryo) Case /Chun-i Chen --International Humanitarian Law: Contemporary Issues and New Challenges, September 29, 2007 /Pasha L. Hsieh , Max Liu , Tsung-Hui Danny Wu , Pei-Lun Tsai , and Ta-Chuan Tseng --Contemporary Practice and Judicial Decisions of The Republic of China Relating to International Law, 2007 /Chun-i Chen , Pasha L. Hsieh , Chun-Liang Lai , I-Hon Hsiao , Yun-Pei Tu , Ta-Chuan Tseng , and Yufan Li --Treaties/Agreements and Official, Semi-Official or Unofficial Agreements Concluded by The Republic of China with Other Countries in 2007 /Chun-i Chen and Ta-Chuan Tseng --Table of Cases /Ying-Jeou Ma --Index /Ying-Jeou Ma --Guidelines for Submitting Articles to The Chinese (Taiwan) Yearbook of International Law and Affairs /Ying-Jeou Ma.

Preliminary Material /Ying-Jeou Ma --The Role of Soft Law in the Governance of International Economic Relations in Asia /Paul J. Davidson --The Imbalanced Development of the Chinese Legal System /Wen-Chieh Wang and Min-Chiuan Wang --Individual Responsibility in International Law for Crimes Against Humanity: The Attorney-General of the Government of Israel v. Adolf Eichmann (1961) /John K.T. Chao --The Comparative Analysis on the Treatments of Vertical Price-Fixing between U.S. Antitrust Law and Taiwan's Antitrust Law /Richard Y. Fang --The Criteria of Statehood in International Law and the Hallstein Doctrine: The Case of the Republic of China on Taiwan /Augusto Hernández-Campos --Comparing Qualified Foreign Institutional Investors (QFII) Mechanisms in Mainland China and Taiwan /Tat Pang Lin --Taiwan's Achievement in the Reduction of High Sea Fishing Capacity between 2004 and 2006 at the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas /Michael Sheng-ti Gau --Taiwan's First Trade Policy Review in the World Trade Organization (June 20 and 22, 2006) /Chen-huan Hsiao --Contemporary Practice and Judicial Decisions of The Republic of China Relating to International Law, 2006 /Chun-i Chen , Yufan Li , Chih-Sheng Lee , and Pei-Lun Tsai --Cross Currents: Regionalism and Nationalism in Northeast Asia Gi-Wook Shin and Daniel C. Sneider (eds.) Washington, D.C.: Brookings Institution Press, 2007, 304 pp /Seung-hoon Heo --Bibliography of Books and Articles on International and Comparative Law Relevant to Taiwan (2000–2006) /Pasha L. Hsieh and Steven Y. Wu --Treaties/Agreements and Official, Semi-Official or Unofficial Agreements Concluded by The Republic of China with Other Countries in 2006 /Chun-i Chen and Pei-Lun Tsai --Paul Guggenheim Prize /Ying-Jeou Ma --Guidelines for Submitting Articles to The Chinese (Taiwan) Yearbook of International Law and Affairs /Ying-Jeou Ma --Table of Cases /Ying-Jeou Ma --Index /Ying-Jeou Ma.

Preliminary Material /Ying-Jeou Ma --Foreword /President C. V. Chen --Preface /Ying-jeou Ma --J.K.T. Chao, John E. Read, Q.C., D.C.L., LL.D. (1888–1973): The First and Only Judge with Canadian Nationality of the International Court of Justice /J.K.T. Chao --An Exploration of the Logic of Third Place in the "Law" Between China and Taiwan /Chi Chung --One Step Forward, Two Steps Back? Political, Social and Fiscal Autonomy in Post-Colonial Hong Kong, 1997–2007 /Nicholas Cramer --Application of Market Level Analysis in Anti-Trust Regulation on IP Licensing – The Philips CD-R Case in Taiwan /Bruce Y. Hsueh and Morris Tu --The Enterprise Bankruptcy Law of the people's Republic /Vincent A. Pace --Contemporary Practice and Judicial Decisions of The Republic of China Relating to International Law, 2005 /Chun-i Chen , Y. Hor , Chih-Sheng Lee , and Pei-Lun Tsai --China's Participation in the WTO. Edited by Henry Gao and Donald Lewis, Cameron May, 2005, 486 pp. /Pasha L. Hsieh --Treaties/Agreements and Official, Semi-Official or Unofficial Agreements Concluded by The Republic of China with Other Countries in 2005 /Ying-Jeou Ma --Table of Cases /Ying-Jeou Ma --Index /Ying-Jeou Ma --Guidelines for Submitting Articles to The Chinese (Taiwan) Yearbook of International Law and Affairs /Ying-Jeou Ma.

After eight years in power, the independence-minded Democratic Progressive Party proved itself incapable of governing Taiwan. Under its reign, Taiwan was economically weakened & gradually lost its leadership position in the Asia-Pacific region. The newly elected president, from the Kuomintang (Chinese Nationalist Party), intends to break with the bad habits of his predecessors & put the country back on the path to prosperity. He argues for a return to fundamental democratic values, which have been battered by the excessively partisan approach of the previous government; development of economic relations with China; & greater international involvement by Taiwan, including joining the U.N. & other international organizations from which Taiwan has been excluded to Beijing's benefit. These policies would all promote the well-being of the Taiwanese people, whose interests have for too long been neglected. Adapted from the source document.

Prospects for European business, trade, and better economic relations as political stability is achieved.

Purpose
This study aims to interrogate and expand on the flexible citizenship framework by illuminating students' emergent identities and imagined future mobilities in China's expanding international school sector.


Design/methodology/approach
In-depth semistructured interviews were conducted with international school students and their parents in Shenzhen, covering their motivations for overseas higher education, experience with international schooling, self-perceived identities and imagined futures.


Findings
The participants aspired to overseas higher education for both symbolic capital attainment and embodied cultural cultivation to thrive in a globalised world. They expressed confidence that international schooling experiences prepared students for mobility to Western higher education and cultivated globally-oriented identities while not undermining their Chinese roots. They imagined their futures in terms of considerable flexibility, with a rising China viewed as an attractive and feasible option for career development.


Research limitations/implications
This research provides an enriched understanding of a new generation of globally mobile Chinese students. The participants held distinctively different outlooks, aspirations and attitudes than depicted in the flexible citizenship framework, which emphasised a one-dimensional and instrumentalist portrayal of Chinese international students. This study discusses cross-generational changes in the desire for overseas education and a global-national outlook among young people in the context of significant social transformations in urban China.


Originality/value
The originality of this study is in expanding the flexible citizenship framework with reference to the emergent identities and pathways of students in the international schooling sector in China.

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1. Introduction / Ying Ma and Hans-Michael Trautwein -- 2. Physiocracy and the Chinese model / Stefan Gaarsmand Jacobsen -- 3. The reception of Adam Smith in East Asia / Qunyi Liu -- 4. Commodities, natural resources, and growth / Mauro Boianovsky -- 5. Yan Fu, individualism, and social order / Yang Cui and Evelyn Forget -- 6. Three influential Western thinkers during the 'break-up' period in China / Gilles Campagnolo -- 7. Chinese tradition meets Western economics / Olga Borokh -- 8. He Lian, a founder and practitioner of Chinization of Western economics / Jianbo Zhou, Liu Yang, and Jingyu Feng -- 9. Chinese economics students in the USA : with a focus on doctoral dissertations prior to 1949 / Jinwen Zou and Lizhi Song -- 10. Development theory and transition / Massimo Ricottilli -- 11. Thirty years of disputes on China's economic reform / Xibao Guo and Ping Zhang -- 12. Northian perspectives on China's economic reform / Weisen Li and Hans-Michael Trautwein -- 13. Chinese reform and schools of thought in Western economics / Matthias Klaes and Yi Zhang -- 14. The East Asian Development Model reconsidered / Yongqin Wang -- 15. The changing status of Western economics in China / Fuqian Fang -- 16. The transmission of heterodox economics in China, 1949-2009 / Lin Zhang and Yingli Xu.