The Suzhou Industrial Park Project, a collaborative venture between the governments of China and Singapore, began in 1992 in order for both areas to mutually benefit from foreign direct investment. In an era of rapid economic globalization, in which national governments were competing rather than collaborating, this project was highly unusual. This book focuses on the various relationships between the two governments throughout the course of the venture as well as examining why certain strategies were adopted, how they were implemented and their outcomes. Pereira carefully outlines the aim of...