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Study on Human Capital in the Rise and Fall of Spain(Special Issue, No 11, 2016)
2016-03-31
Spain boasted second to none among European countries during the 15th and 16th centuries in overall national strength, but remained prosperous for merely a short time.
The Conundrum of Human Capital under the “Resource Curse”: An Analysis of the Role of Human Capital for the Rising of Brazil(Special Issue, No 12, 2016)
2016-03-31
Brazil ushered in its golden age of development for a decade in the new era. The rapidly expanding economy has enabled Brazil to exert a significant influence on South America and the globe at large.
Challenges Brought by Aging Population on the Rise of Big Powers and Relevant Countermeasures(Special Issue No.13, 2016)
2016-03-31
China is facing the challenge of rapid population aging. Traditional industrialization and urbanization supported by cheap labor is no longer sustainable.
Human CapitalAnalysis on China’s Movement towards a Strong Manufacturing Country(Special Issue No.14, 2016)
2016-03-31
To be a powerful nation in the world, China must change from a big manufacturing country to a strong manufacturing country.
France’s Rising and the Role of Human Capital Factor(No 7, 2016)
2016-03-31
It is noteworthy to noticethe reason why France could not establish a modern country in the process of competing for an early rising among big powers, but faced a lot of difficulties in the course of modern transformation.
The Human Capital Factor for German Rising(No 6, 2016)
2016-03-31
Germany became a global strong industrial country in the middle-to-later period of the19th century.
Create an InstitutionalEnvironment for Maximizing Human Capital Value (No 5, 2016)
2016-03-31
The United Kingdom was the first to realize industrialization in the world with global influence in the true sense.
