Economic relations between China and Latin America differ according to two subregions. Regarding Mexico and Central America there is a meaningful competition, while South America is benefiting from the high demand of ...

La capacidad de las agencias estatales varía fuertemente entre los Estados de Latinoamérica, pero ha sido poco estudiada en la ciencia política. Los pocos estudios que analizan este fenómeno se centran principalmente en ...

In the last years the internationalization of firms from developing countries has started gaining increased attention. This research attempts to contribute to the study of the process of firms’ internationalization by ...

En los últimos diez años se ha visto un impulso por parte de las empresas latinoamericanas a ofrecer sus productos en los mercados internacionales. En tal sentido, el objetivo de este trabajo es explorar cuantitativamente ...

Although China began to sign bilateral investment treaties (BITs) in the 1970s, it refused to grant foreign investors the right to sue their host government in international arbitration tribunals. Few realize that China’s ...

The article shows that the largest family firms in Brazil have a greater longevity than other large family firms in other emerging economies, such as China or Mexico. The study analyzes these giant firms, many of them ...

In the last decade, China has transformed in a strategic commercial partner for South America. China is the first or the second largest trade partner for the majority of the economies in the sub-region. However, the trade ...

The article surveys the study of Latin American business politics, focusing on three main areas: The structure of business, the preferences of business, and its power in the political process. The structure of businesses ...

Chinese-style FTAs in South America have proved to be unique in three respects: first, due to China’s continued classification as a non-market developing economy at the World Trade Organization (WTO), the Chile-China and ...

In March of 2011, China’s National People’s Congress approved the country’s 12th Five-Year Plan, an extensive guide for social and economic planning through the year 2015. Initiated in 1953, China’s five-year plans have ...