Titlebook: Securing the ‘Rice Bowl’; China and Global Foo Hongzhou Zhang Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2019 Food Policy.Ri

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Hongzhou Zhang the rest of the world have been deepened and broadened. Intercultural business communication in China is no longer confined to negotiations or business visits. More and more people from other countries are working in China, some in multinational or Sino-foreign companies, some in indigenous Chinese

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the rest of the world have been deepened and broadened. Intercultural business communication in China is no longer confined to negotiations or business visits. More and more people from other countries are working in China, some in multinational or Sino-foreign companies, some in indigenous Chinese

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Food Power in the Context of Sino-American Rivalry,ic rivalry between the two sides, food has become increasingly politicized. This chapter observes that with the balance of “food power” shifts in favor of China, which had long worried being a victim of America’s food power, the Chinese government has started to use “food power” as a carrot and a stick to induce acceptable US behaviors.

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,Creating China’s Global Agribusinesses,es. This chapter identifies three tiers of domestic agribusinesses which are supported by the Chinese government via different means to expand globally. This chapter also sheds light on the challenges and implications associated with China’s efforts to create its own global agribusinesses.

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Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) as the New Hope,portive of GM technology and GM food, public skepticism about the benefits of GM crops has grown in China. This chapter intends to shed light on the complicated nature of the GM food controversy in China, and offer some preliminary observations of the future of GM crops in China and the potential domestic and international implications.

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Fishing for Food,o control domestic fishery sector, the country’s rising demand for fishery products will also increasingly be met through imports. Growing consumption and shifting trade position of China will have far-reaching consequences for global fishery trade and fisheries production.