Professor Lin holds a LLB degree from National Taiwan University, LLM and JSD degrees from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, MA, MPhil and PhD degrees in Sociology from Columbia University. She has published a series of articles on corporate social responsibility in comparative perspective. Her current research adopts the interdisciplinary approach of law and economic sociology to explore the governance of China's large state-owned enterprises. Her recent publications include Reforming China's State-Owned Enterprises: From Structure to People (The China Quarterly, Forthcoming); China's National Champions: Governance Change through Globalization? (University of Pennsylvania Asian Law Review 2015); State Ownership and Corporate Governance in China: An Executive Career Approach (Columbia Business Law Review 2013); We are the (National) Champions: Understanding the Mechanisms of State Capitalism in China (Stanford Law Review 2013) (with Curtis Milhaupt).
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Professor Lin holds a LLB degree from National Taiwan University, LLM and JSD degrees from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, MA, MPhil and PhD degrees in Sociology from Columbia University. She has published a series of articles on corporate social responsibility in comparative perspective. Her current research adopts the interdisciplinary approach of law and economic sociology to explore the governance of China's large state-owned enterprises. Her recent publications include Reforming China's State-Owned Enterprises: From Structure to People (The China Quarterly, Forthcoming); China's National Champions: Governance Change through Globalization? (University of Pennsylvania Asian Law Review 2015); State Ownership and Corporate Governance in China: An Executive Career Approach (Columbia Business Law Review 2013); We are the (National) Champions: Understanding the Mechanisms of State Capitalism in China (Stanford Law Review 2013) (with Curtis Milhaupt).
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777
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3,569
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14.37
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13.65
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10
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7.00
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