Kai Liu Bücher

Focusing on China's Outward Foreign Direct Investment (OFDI) in Indonesia from 1990 to 2022, this book explores the theoretical frameworks and practical aspects of the investment landscape, particularly in the post-pandemic context. It employs a mix of quantitative and qualitative research to analyze the evolutionary trajectory and structural characteristics of these investments. The study also addresses the operational mechanisms, investment effects, and the challenges posed by "liability of foreignness," proposing an innovative localization investment model for Chinese enterprises.

Focusing on occupational health and safety legal systems, this book provides a comparative analysis of the EU, Netherlands, UK, Sweden, and China. It examines core characteristics, regulations, and enforcement mechanisms, highlighting similarities and differences in worker protection. The text aims to enhance understanding of OHS regulation and legal practices while addressing how to improve workplace environments to safeguard workers from various hazards. It is geared towards researchers in labour law, comparative law, and related fields.