*Brown, R (1995) “Introduction: Chinese business in an institutional and historical perspective” in R. Brown ed. Chinese Business Enterprise in Asia, London and New York: Routledge, pp. 1-26.
(UL –  HF1604.Z4 A78 1995)

*Hao Yen-ping (1998) “Themes and issues in Chinese business history” Chinese Studies in History 31 (3-4):106-126.

Feuerwerker, Albert (1998) “Doing business in China over three centuries” Chinese Studies in History 31 (3-4):16-34.

*Rawski, Evelyn S. (1985) “Economic and social foundations of late imperial China” in Johnson, David, A. J. Nathan and E. S. Rawski ed. Popular Culture in Late Imperial China, Univ. of California Press, pp. 3-33.
(UL – DS754.14 .P66 / CC Reserve 6 hours – DS754.14 .P66)

*Hamashita, Takeshi (1994), “The Tribute trade system and modern Asia” in Latham, A.J.H & H. Kawakatsu (eds) Japanese Industrialization and the Asian Economy, London: Routledge, 1994, pp. 91-107.
(UL – HC462.J377 1994)

Rozman, Gilbert (1981) “The international context” in The Modernization of China, N.Y.: The Free Press, pp. 21-46.
(UL – DS755 .M63 / DS755 .M63  c.2)

*Faure, David, (1989), “The lineage as business company, patronage versus law in the development of Chinese business” The 2^nd Conference on Modern Chinese Economic History, Taipei, Institute of Economics, Academic Sinica, 1989, pp. 347-76.

Wong Siu-lun, (1985), “The Chinese family firm: a model”, The British Journal of Sociology vol. XXXVI (1): 58-72.

Ho Ping-ti (1980), “The salt merchants of Yang-chou: a study of commercial capitalism in eighteenth-century China” in YU Zhong-xian and others compiled Zhongguo Jingji Fazhan shi Lunwen ji vol.2, Luenjing, pp.1389-1450 (originally published in Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies, vol.17, 1954).

*Jones, Susan Mann (1974) “The Ningpo pang and financial power at Shanghai” in Mark Elvin and G. W.Skinner eds., The Chinese City between Two Worlds, Stanford, Calif., Stanford Univ. Press, pp. 73-96.
(UL –  HT147.C48C43)

Liu Kwang-ching, 1988, “Chinese merchant guilds: an historical inquiry” Pacific Historical Review LVII, pp. 1-23.

*Fewsmith, Joseph, 1983, “From guild to interest group: the transformation of public and private in late Qing China” Comparative Studies in Society and History vol.25, pp. 617-640.

Redding, S.Gordon, 1991, “Weak organizations and strong linkages: managerial ideology and Chinese family business networks” in Gary G.Hamilton, ed., Business Networks and Economic Development in East and Southeast Asia, Hong Kong, Centre of Asian Studies, Univ. of Hong Kong, pp. 30-47.
(UL – HF5349.A78B87)

*Chan, Wellington, 1992, “Chinese business networking and the Pacific Rim: the family firm, roles past and present” Journal of American-East Asian Relations, vol.1(2), pp. 171-190.

*McElderry, Andrea, 1995, “Securing trust and stability: Chinese finance in the late nineteenth century” in R. Brown, Chinese Business Enterprise in Asia, Routledge, pp. 27-44.
(UL – HF1604.Z4 A78 1995)

Mann, Susan, 1972, “Finance in Ningpo: the Ch’ien Chuang, 1750-1880” in W. E. Willmott, Economic Organization in Chinese Society, Stanford, California, Stanford University Press, pp. 47-77.
(UL – HC427.E29     /     HC427.E29  c.2)

*Gardella, Robert, 1995 “Perspectives on the development of accounting and China’s economic transformation from the late Ming to the early Republic” in R. Brown Chinese Business Enterprise in Asia, Routledge, pp. 45-59.
(UL – HF1604.Z4 A78 1995)

—- (1992) “Squaring accounts: commercial bookkeeping methods and capitalist rationism in late Qing and Republican China” Journal of Asian Studies 51(2): 317-339.

*McElderry, Andrea, 1992, “Gurantors and Gurantees in Qing Government-Business relations” in Jane Kate Leonard & John R. Watt, eds., To Achieve Security and Wealth: the Qing Imperial State and the Economy, 1644-1911, Ithaca, N.Y., East Asian Program, Cornell University, pp. 119-137.
(UL – DS753.84.T6 1992)

*Faure, David, 1994, “Company law and the emergence of the modern firm” in Faure, China and Capitalism, Division of Humanities, HKUST, Ch.2, pp. 28-53.
(UL – HB501 .F335 1994)

Kirby, William, 1995, “China unincorporated company law and business enterprise in 20th century China” Journal of Asian Studies 54(1), 43-63.

Wong Siu-lun (1995) “Business networks, cultural values and the state in Hong Kong and Singapore” in R.Brown ed. Chinese Business Enterprise in Asia, London and New York: Routledge, pp. 136-153. Also articles in lectures 1 and 4.
(UL – HF1604.Z4 A78 1995)