2008 Olympics: How could business interests affect political views in China? 5 Articles

by EMSalem

China is new to the kind of business deals that the other large countries engage in, or that was so up until about twenty years ago when it decided if you can't beat them, join them. They swung their doors open and have b...read more

by Kimberly Munsey-Carlton

The Olympics, like no other event in history, can bring together the best of each country into one venue, for a marked moment of history, whether through the glory of victories or the heartbreak of defeats. Around the worl...read more

by Matthew Adams

Politics and business economics are inherently linked. Political doctrine is often based on economic theories, like Communism, and there is no escaping the fact that business interests are involved within politics. China...read more

by C. M. Erickson

Business interests will have a significant effect on Chinese politics, before, during and after the 2008 Olympics. China has taken massive political strides to achieve economic gains, and all signs are promising for futur...read more

by Allen Teal

As the Olympic torch puts its carriers at risk in many nations, companies are lining up to try their hand at milking a profit from the games and the host nation. If enough money can be made from these international games, ...read more