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Held in Suzhou, Jiangsu province of China in June 2021, the conference served to unite a wide community of planetary science within China, and hopes to become one of the world’s premier planetary science conferences in the future.
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... Regional Australia should be more conservative and cautious about the potential benefits of Chinese investment. Therefore, the success of Chinese investment in regional Australia demands not only professional due diligence and competitive transaction, and strategic management of the investment after the transaction (Huang & Zhu, 2016), but also trust-building and effective engagement with key stakeholders, including local communities, governments and the media (Huang & Staples, 2015). Indeed, the relationship between Chinese investment and regional development in Australia is symbiotic. ...
... • Chinese companies engage in community development projects. There are many accounts related to individual companies building local facilities, donating to local causes and sponsoring education (Cooke, 2012;Huang & Staples, 2014;Huawei, 2009;Huawei, 2011;Meechaiyo, 2012). ...
... Based on their empirical research, Huang and Staples (2014) examine the corporate community engagement of Chinese companies in Australia. They conclude that Chinese firms in Australia have spent substantial time, effort and resources engaging communities. ...
... They conclude that Chinese firms in Australia have spent substantial time, effort and resources engaging communities. The Australian community also benefits, according to Huang and Staples (2014), in the areas of "infrastructure and facility development, community capability and resilience building, improving the quality of the community's social life and wellbeing, the alleviation of social problems, and community development." In the ICT sector, Huawei donates to local charity causes, provides relief to victims of natural disasters, sponsors education and employs local people (Cooke, 2012;Huawei, 2009;Huawei, 2012). ...
The past decade has witnessed remarkable growth in Chinese outward investments, and there is a growing number of academic studies, policy papers and media reports discussing the operations and impacts of Chinese companies overseas. This literature review aims to develop a comprehensive understanding of the sustainable impact of Chinese outward investments. The specific objectives of this literature review are:
1.-Providing a balanced view of the current state of knowledge of the sustainable development impact of Chinese ODI.
2.-Providing an overview of the diverse perspectives and concerns relevant to Chinese policy-makers and companies “going out.”
3.-Providing insights into the Chinese policy and business strategy measures that would improve outcomes and address concerns.
4.-Providing direction on further avenues for research and possible future collaboration.
In this review exercise, 384 papers were collected, including 262 in English, 83 in Chinese and 39 in Spanish, based on an inventory of the available research drawing on academic databases, think tanks and international organizations, and a search of non-governmental organizations’ reports, private sector reports and newspaper articles.
Corporations are part of our society and can play a significant role in sustainable development because of their “economic scale and significance” (Clarke, 2007, p. 223) and use of productive resources. Despite the potential role played by business communities, sustainability beyond the enterprise or institutional level imposes major challenges to corporations for several reasons.
