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‘Brain Drain’ is one of China’s biggest obstacles in its attempts to create a diverse and vibrant economy. CCG is at the forefront of this issue, providing both analysis and insight in search of a solution.

By all accounts, China's human resource in aggregate terms is substantial, but its human capital continues to suffer huge deficits. China currently has over 1.4 million returned students and 50 million overseas Chinese abroad with major influence and

China has undergone enormous economic changes in the past 30 some years and now faces important decisions as it considers how best to sustain this unprecedented level of growth. China's population is aging rapidly and the 225 million migrant workers who

Ever since the imperial army of Qing was defeated by the British royal navy in the first Opium War, China, in hopes of revitalizing its ancient civilization, began sending students overseas. Thousands of Chinese attended schools and universities in Euro

BANFF, ALBERTA — Immigration is always a hot issue when the economy is weak and jobs are scarce, so it should be no surprise that it has jumped to the top of the political agenda in Europe and the United States...

February 13, 2009 Beijing, China — China’s first boast in the Year of the Ox has finally appeared – the number of think tanks in the country has surpassed that of the United States, accord

Returnee Entrepreneurs: Impact on China's Globalization Process

The Blue Book of Chinese Talents Educated Abroad has been completed recently. CCG specially invited experts Miao Danguo and Chen Xi have been working very hard on this ground breaking volume with the help of top experts in this field from China and abroad

In recent years, China maintains high growth rate in the economy and development of comprehensive national strength. Facing the rising China, all countries have made policy in response. The overall re

2009-04-03 China Daily

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