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Index
Cover Title Page Copyright Dedication Preface
January 15, 2008
Acknowledgments Introduction: The China Dream
Our Intent The Country within a Country
Part I: History, Culture, and Language Matter—The Birth of Chinese Consumerism
Chapter 1: From Feudalism to Fendi
Back to the Future Chinese Consumption: What's Old Is New Again (Tenfold!) China's Growth Is Different
Chapter 2: Orientation
A Code to the Chinese Mind-set Contradiction and Paradox Summary
Chapter 3: A Self-Contained Empire Chapter 4: The First Globalization Chapter 5: Marco Polo and the Two Admirals of the Sea
The Two Admirals of the Sea
Chapter 6: An Insatiable Appetite
Freedom Creates Wealth in the West
Chapter 7: Opium, Imperialism, and Decay
Opium and War A Century of Exploitation End of War—Continuation of War
Chapter 8: The People's Republic
The New China
Chapter 9: The Mandate of Heaven
Opening and Reform Green Shoots
Part II: The Chinese Super Consumer—From Birth to Adolescence and Maturity
Chapter 10: A Boom Is Born
A Boom Starts with a Swoosh and a Shot of Espresso Change at Hyper Speed
Chapter 11: From Sandpaper to Sephora—The First Super Consumers
American Century Redux Want. Need. Buy. Show Off. Keep Up. Super Consumption Goes Global Go West, Young Man China's Own Postwar Boom and Birth of the Chinese Super Consumer In the Beginning
Chapter 12: The China Market + The China Global Demographic = China's Super Consumers
The China Whisperer Spinning in a Whirlpool The Great Pizza Wars: In China, Everything Is Possible, but Nothing Is Easy Listen to the Great One Stay the Course, Even When the Seas Get Rough Nestlé: Navigating the Teen Years
Chapter 13: The China Global Demographic
The Precious Gift of Time Meet the Tangs
Chapter 14: Channels
Department Stores Street-Level Stores Malls Grocery Stores/Supermarkets Hypermarkets Convenience Stores Not Your Father's Post Office Lifestyle Stores Specialty Retailers Multibrand Retail
Chapter 15: E-commerce and the Rise of Alibaba
Alibaba NFL Footballs “Sold Out” Why E-commerce?
Chapter 16: Supply Chains to Satisfy China's Super Consumers
Supply Chain Megaprocesses Plan Buy Make Distribute Sell Aligning Strategy, Structure, and Implementation
Chapter 17: Segmentation
Surveying China A Most Discerning Consumer
Chapter 18: Marketing
Consumer Impulses and Desires Lenovo's Approach: The Best of Both Worlds From East to West to Wei East Baby Boom Brand Advertising in China Going Native—Tory Burch, Gossip Girl, and Made-for-China TV The Role of Social Media in Marketing: United States versus China Promotions
Chapter 19: The Chinese Luxury and Premium Market
The Nouveau Riche: Pebble Beach or Nothing The Gifting Group China's Engine: The New Middle Class Seeks Quality and Value Affordable Luxury: A Tiffany's Tie Clip and an Entry-Level BMW China's Luxury Downturn: Myths and Realities
Chapter 20: Travel and Tourism
Take a Walk on Boardwalk—Pass Go, Collect $200 (Thousand!)
Chapter 21: Chinese Super Consumers Changing the World
The Microsoft Miracle A Final Word about China's Super Consumers
Index End User License Agreement
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