Globalization of Chinese business firms

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Urban challenges: the formal and informal economies in mega-cities (2004, background): “Another example is the combination of the formal and the informal that characterises Chinese business networks (or ‘‘bamboo networks’’) in which personal relationships based on trust and reciprocity are the most important mechanisms shaping cooperative strategy therein (Yeung and Old, 2000).”
Ethnic Chinese networks and international investment: evidence from inward FDI in China (2003, background): “According to the numbers collected in Yeung and Olds (2000) (1995 figures), there are approximately 55 million ethnic Chinese living outside mainland China.”
The Rise and Fall of Capital: Corporate Malaysia in Historical Perspective (2009, background): “…been used by some scholars to argue that Chinese culture and intra-ethnic cohesion were factors that have contributed to the continued ubiquitous presence of their businesses in the Malaysian economy and their apparent economic influence in East Asia (LeverTracy et al., 1996; Yeung and Olds, 2000).”