"The book first identifies our competitive rival in China, which is not the multitude of multi-billion-dollar enterprises but is the multi-trillion-dollar monolith we call 'Enterprise China.' This vast organization includes the State and its over 300 million employees, the 150,000 State-Owned...

Introduction: straight to the point -- Why are competing for and with human capital the final frontiers? -- The shift in sources of competitive advantage -- The accelerant roles of competition and globalization -- The rise of intangible assets and human capital -- The decline of employer and...