International Conference on Transnational Corporations and Development in China:Challenges and Oppor

For over a generation, China has been implementing daring reforms and advancing firmly towards a modern market economy (mixed economy) based on the aspirations of a growing middle class. While still nominally an “emerging market” of the East, it occupies a special place as a G-2 country since the onset of this Great Recession globally. As we all are in the same "Great Recession" boat of the global economy, this global-based conference at the center of the west-south of the Chinese nation focuses on collaborative and interactive roles of governments and transnational corporations in the social and economic development of modern China and emerging markets in general. In particular, China's rapid integration into the global economy under the new leadership has created tremendous and ill-understood opportunities for all the global economy and institutional stakeholders. Featuring top experts, this conference, jointly organized by the School of Economics and Business Administration (SEBA) in Chongqing University (CQU) in China and Transnational Corporations Review (TNCR) in Ottawa United Learning Academy (OULA) in Canada, offers a unique forum for business, government and academia leaders and analysts to discuss and practically assess the existing opportunities and how to optimally advance them in the near future.