Restricted generalizability of city innovation policies: The case of E-hailing in China

Naubahar Sharif · Jack Linzhou Xing

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Science and Public Policy, 2019, 1–15, doi: 10.1093/scipol/scz031 This article was originally published, mistakenly, under the following title: ‘Beijing Municipal Restricted generalizability of city innovation policies: The case of E-hailing in China’ This has now been corrected to: ‘Restricted generalizability of city innovation policies: The case of E-hailing in China’ The publisher would like to apologise for this error.

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