China: Management in time of change

Chris Brewster (), Robert Brown and Paul Burns

European Management Journal, 1988, vol. 6, issue 3, 280-285

Abstract: The West's fascination with China, and particularly with recent economic and social developments in the People's Republic, remains intense. Some of the most fascinating changes are taking place in the way managers are seizing their new-found autonomy. This article examines the position as it was identified during a study visit in the summer of 1987.*

Date: 1988
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