This study sets up a theoretical and application-oriented framework for the design and promotion of a social-ecological finance system to support energy-heavy sectors in contributing to the Chinese climate goals.
This policy paper identifies fields of action and pathways for a sustainable advancement of China’s primary healthcare sector.
Chinese and German labour law experts and practitioners met for a total of five workshops to discuss the implications of the rise of the platform economy for labour law in the two countries. They put their conclusions and policy recommendations into this paper that meticulously describes the current situation in Germany and China and puts forward a number of concrete solutions.
China plans to become climate-neutral by 2060. A number of case studies showcase the social implications of this goal.
What characterises sustainable urban mobility and how can we achieve it? This is the pivotal question that research teams have tried to answer by analysing four metropolises from Asia and Europe that define themselves as progressive and future-oriented on different fields of action. The results of these case studies have been collected and merged into a meta-study with best practices to create a vanguard image of social-ecological cities.
This discussion paper is based on a series of workshops and interviews and discusses the driving forces behind China’s quest for carbon neutrality. It also highlights obstacles to implementing the carbon-peaking and carbon-neutral commitments and makes policy recommendations to help keep China on the path to achieving carbon neutrality by 2060.
Weather extremes, failures in global supply chains, dangers through digitized processes and systems. Phenomena like these will increasingly threaten the functionality of a city. This vulnerability will lead to a higher probability for cities not to be able to hold their promise of economic and social advancement. The establishment of resilience is therefore crucial for risk minimisation and quick recovery from shocks.
The COVID-19 pandemic constitutes a global health crisis the world has not witnessed within a century – since the “Spanish Flue” pandemic of 1919. Unlike 1919, when many governments were still busy dealing with the aftermaths of World War I, the COVID-19 pandemic was met with considerable counter-measures across the world.
What is the actual impact of increased automatisation in the manufacturing sector? This study looks at several automotive supplier firms in South China and their workers in an attempt to find out. While there have not been dramatic job losses so far, and although workers often welcome higher automatisation during the gradual transformation of their workplace, problems emerge that are contributing to an increasingly unbalanced worker-employer…
Outlook on China’s industrial development and the impact of digitalisation and automation on employment.
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with additional studies on Germany, South-Korea and Vietnam / Rudolf Traub-Merz and Kinglun Ngok (eds.). - Beijing : China Social Science Press, 2012. - 329 S. = 3,6 MB PDF-Files. - Electronic ed.: Shanghai : FES, 2012ISBN 978-7-5161-06665-
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Hillebrand, Ernst
Ernst Hillebrand. - [Shanghai] : Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, 2012. - 8 S. = 5 MB, PDF-File. - (Briefing paper Shanghai ; 17)Electronic ed.: Shanghai : FES, 2015
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Huang, Hongji; Zhou, Ying
Huang Hongji and Zhou Ying. - [Shanghai] : Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, 2012. - 12 S. = 3 MB, PDF-File. - (Briefing paper Shanghai ; 16)Electronic ed.: Shanghai : FES, 2015
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Müller-Kraenner, Sascha
Sascha Müller-Kraenner. - [Shanghai] : Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, 2012. - 8 S. = 3 MB, PDF-File. - (Briefing paper Shanghai ; 15)Electronic ed.: Shanghai : FES, 2015
Blum, Sonja
evidence and challenges for European countries / Sonja Blum. - [Shanghai] : Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, 2012. - 12 S. = 5 MB, PDF-File. - (Briefing paper Shanghai ; 14)Electronic ed.: Shanghai : FES, 2015
Müller, Friedemann
China's key role / Friedemann Müller. - [Shanghai] : Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, 2011. - 16 S. = 3 MB, PDF-File. - (Briefing paper Shanghai ; 13)Electronic ed.: Shanghai : FES, 2015
Klatzer, Elisabeth; Stiegler, Barbara
by Elisabeth Klatzer and Barbara Stiegler. - [Shanghai] : Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, 2011. - 8 S. = 190 KB, PDF-File. - (Briefing paper Shanghai ; 12)Electronic ed.: Shanghai : FES, 2015
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Andrew Rich .... - [Shanghai], 2011. - 63 S. = 775 KB, PDF-File. - (Briefing paper Shanghai ; 2011, special issue)Electronic ed.: Beijing : FES, 2011. - Title only available online
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Bouvier, Beatrix
from female suffrage to a policy of equality in Germany / by Beatrix Bouvier. - [Shanghai] : Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, 2011. - 8 S. = 190 KB, PDF-File. - (Briefing paper Shanghai ; 11)Electronic ed.: Shanghai : FES, 2015
Ziesing, Hans-Joachim
an effective and efficient instrument for a low-carbon economy / by Hans-Joachim Ziesing. - [Shanghai] : Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, 2011. - 12 S. = 240 KB, PDF-File. - (Briefing paper Shanghai ; 10)Electronic ed.: Shanghai : FES, 2015
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