China Institute Occasional Papers (China Institute)
The China Institute Occasional Paper Series is a quarterly publication focused on contemporary China studies. Each issue features a scholarly essay on topical issues related to China.
Items in this Collection
- 3Evan Oddleifson
- 3Houlden, Gordon
- 2McCuaig-Johnston, Margaret
- 2Tom Alton
- 2University of Alberta. China Institute
- 2Zhang, Moxi
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Examining Huawei's Growth & Global Reach: Key Implications, Issues, and the Canadian Connection
Download2019-08-01
Zaamout, Noureddin, Alton, Tom, Houlden, Gordon
The China Institute at the University of Alberta (CIUA) is pleased to publish this Occasional Paper titled “Examining Huawei’s Growth and Global Reach: Key Implications, Issues and the Canadian Connection.” This is the first publication by the China Institute on the subject of Huawei, but is one...
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2015
In the past several years, the acquisition and ownership of real estate by foreign individuals and businesses has received growing public, political, and media attention in Canada, especially in Vancouver. Driven by concerns about housing affordability, the origins of foreign capital, and various...
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FOREIGN INVESTMENT REVIEW IN CANADA - Assessing Chinese Investment Amid a Re-Evaluation of the Investment Canada Act
Download2020-12-01
The China Institute at the University of Alberta (CIUA) is pleased to publish this Occasional Paper, titled “Foreign Investment Review in Canada: Assessing Chinese Investment amid a Re-Evaluation of the Investment Canada Act.” As Canada confronts historic global and bilateral challenges, the...
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From Field Surgery to Advanced Robotics: Sino-Canadian Relations in Science and Technology, 1938-2018
Download2017-12-01
Today, China is a leading innovator in many science-related fields, including robotics, artificial intelligence, medical technology, space exploration, and renewable energy production. However, China’s success story in science and technology was advanced, in part, by historical support and...