China has become a large greenhouse gas (‘GHG') emissions source due to its rapid industrialisation and urbanisation. Given the heavy environmental footprint caused by China's economic growth, the Chinese government has recognised the need to control carbon emissions and mitigate climate...

The largest and most important flow of scientific talent in the world is the migration of international students to the doctoral programs offered by universities in industrialized countries. This paper uses the opening of China in 1978 to estimate the causal effect of this flow on the...

As a result of its rapid industrialization, China is appearing as a major contributor to global warming. Notwithstanding the growing pressures on China from the international communities relative to climate issues, China has not been ready to accept a carbon cap. As the global warming has become...

The largest and most important flow of scientific talent in the world is the migration of international students to the doctoral programs offered by universities in industrialized countries. This paper uses the opening of China in 1978 to estimate the causal effect of this flow on the...

China is now experiencing economic, social, and environmental challenges simultaneously on a massive scale. In response to the dilemma between rapid economic growth and severe environmental deterioration, China’s policymakers are considering introducing the dynamism of sustainable development...

The mitigation of carbon emissions has been the subject of gradual policy development in the international community during recent years. China, as the world’s most populous and largest developing country, is a large greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions source that grows rapidly in line with its...