Technological Superpower China

Jon Sigurdson · Jiang Jiang · Xinxin Kong · Yongzhong Wang · Yuli Tang

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Technological Superpower China explores how China is becoming a technological superpower within the global economy by integrating its national R & D programmes with the innovation systems of national and international corporations. Jon Sigurdson provides a thorough and comprehensive analysis of China's knowledge foundation in technology and R & D following its dynamic march forward in the early 1980s.

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