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Enhancing Global Supply Chain Resilience through Digital Economy: A China-US Perspective

Xueying Lu*

Abstract: The digital economy is significantly reshaping the structure and operational modes of global supply chains. In the context of China-US economic interactions, the mechanisms, challenges, and countermeasures of the digital economy in enhancing the resilience of global supply chains have become increasingly important areas of study. Based on a synthesis of relevant theories, three key pathways through which the [...] Read More.

Keywords: Digital Economy, Supply Chain Resilience, China-US Cooperation

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The Shock from "Loong, Elephant & Bear" ? -- Research on the Interaction Mechanism between Emerging Market Economies and the Neo-liberal Economic Order

Haocheng Yin*

Abstract: Since the beginning of the 21st century, the rapid economic growth of emerging market economies represented by China, India and Russia has changed the international economic pattern. The rise of these emerging market economies has created a dynamic relationship with the Neo-liberal order that is both competitive and cooperative. In production structure, emerging markets tend to guide resource allocation and promote [...] Read More.

Keywords: Emerging Market Economies, Global Political and Economic System, Neo-liberalism, Structural Power

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Understanding Food Cold Chain: Balance and a Sustainable Future

Xiaotong Jiao, Qian Qin*

Abstract: In an era marked by advancements in space exploration and artificial intelligence, it is paradoxical that hunger remains unconquered. Despite significant strides in food production, equitable distribution through an effective food supply chain remains a challenge. A pivotal component of this chain is the Food Cold Chain (FCC) [...] Read More.

Keywords: Cold Chain, Sustainable Development, Food Supply, Refrigeration, Food Security

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Digital Transformation, ESG Performance, and Advanced Development of Sports Enterprises: Empirical Evidence from Listed Sports Companies on China's Shanghai and Shenzhen Stock Exchanges

Cong Cen, Weiquan Deng*, Long He, Xinhuan Zhan, Kuo Shi

Abstract: From 2012 to 2022, this research examines publicly traded sports companies on the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges in China, focusing on the impact of digital transformation and ESG performance on the advanced development of these enterprises. The findings reveal that digital transformation and ESG performance [...] Read More.

Keywords: Sports Enterprises, Digital Transformation, ESG Performance, Advanced Development, New Quality Productivity

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Citizens’ Rights and Interests in the Context of Technological Competition: A Discourse Analysis of the TikTok Ban

Zhiqiang Zhao, Jirong Guo*, Qian Zhang

Abstract: This study employs a corpus-assisted framework analysis approach to examine how mainstream media in China and the United States adopted issues and frameworks related to citizens’ rights and national security when covering the TikTok ban. The research finds differences in the focus and frequency of framework usage between the [...] Read More.

Keywords: TikTok Ban, Technological Competition, Citizens’ Rights and Interests, Framework Analysis, Corpus

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The Strategic Analysis of Grab's strategic dominance in Southeast Asia

Zexiang Wang*

Abstract: The study delves into the strategic initiatives that have allowed Grab to achieve dominance in the Southeast Asian market since its launch in 2012. Initially a ride-hailing service app, Grab has transformed into a super app that now includes food delivery, digital payments, logistics, and financial services. Key to this success is the integration of [...] Read More.

Keywords: Grab, Southeast Asian Market, Strategic Analysis

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Path Optimization of Government Information Disclosure in Public Events

Zisheng Han*

Abstract: The negative effects caused by emergencies are inevitable. Sudden public events are also a great challenge for international economy and global governance. In the 21st century digital information era, especially after emergencies, people's desire for information exchanges has highlighted the position and role of government information disclosure. Based on this, [...] Read More.

Keywords: Sudden Public Incidents, Government Information, Government Information Disclosure, Governance

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