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SUMMARY:China\, Law and Development in Cambodia 
DESCRIPTION:Contact: kimhean.hok@ace.lu.se\n\nHave you ever wondered why Ch
 inese investors are more willing to invest in high-risk countries than non
 -Chinese investors? This talk examines how China has made strides in enter
 ing challenging markets like Cambodia\, where corruption and economic unce
 rtainty pose major hurdles. It delves into the reasons Chinese companies t
 hrive in these lucrative environments\, whereas Western companies often fa
 ce difficulties. The talk will discuss regulatory enforcement\, compliance
 \, relational contracts\, legal intermediaries\, and the right balance bet
 ween informality and formality. It also explains how Chinese investors ski
 llfully overcome obstacles to establish and maintain successful investment
 s in Cambodia.&nbsp\;Bio&nbsp\;Sokphea Young earned his PhD in Political S
 cience from the University of Melbourne\, Australia\, and later became a R
 esearch Fellow at University College London (UK). Dr. Young has taught at 
 Birkbeck\, Queen Mary\, and SOAS\, University of London. He researched and
  published variously on political economy\, political regimes and developm
 ent\, civil society\, and citizenship in Southeast Asia. He is the author 
 of&nbsp\;Strategies of authoritarian survival and dissensus in Southeast A
 sia: Weak Men versus Strongmen (Palgrave\, 2021).Beyond academia\, Dr. You
 ng has advised international development agencies (INGOs\, UN bodies)\, mu
 ltinational corporations\, banks\, and global financial institutions on ad
 dressing social\, environmental\, governance (ESG)\, human rights\, and po
 litical risks throughout East and Southeast Asia\, Europe\, the Middle Eas
 t\, and Africa.&nbsp\;This event is part of the Perspective Asia Lecture S
 eries.\n\nMore information about the event: https://www.ace.lu.se/calendar
 /china-law-and-development-cambodia
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LOCATION:Asia Library\, Centre for East and South-East Asian Studies\, Söl
 vegatan 18 B\, Lund
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