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US-China Relations in Science and Technology and the Challenges Ahead
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US-China Relations in Science and Technology and the Challenges Ahead is a program of research supported by the National Science Foundation, Award # OISE -0440422.
This collection contains papers relating to the research being conducted by this program and written by program researchers, including papers published prior to the onset of the program. Additional papers related to this topic are available from the program's web site
Principal Investigator: Richard P. Suttmeier Co-Investigator: Cao Cong
Recent Submissions
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(MIT Press, 2006)
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(American Association for the Advancement of Science, 2006-04-07)
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(Regents of the University of California, 2004)This essay examines the development of China’s high-tech parks and, in particular, the challenges they have encountered. It concludes that lack of institutional support for innovation and the indigenous technological ...
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(Kluwer Academic Publishers, 2004)China’s scientists have so far failed to win a Nobel Prize. Political interference, certain aspects of cultural heritage, and a problematic value system have arguably been major contributing factors. This essay examines ...
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(London : School of Oriental and African Studies, 2001-12)
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(Association of Computing Machinery, 2005-04)
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(National Bureau of Asian Research, 2004)While prospects for scientific and technological development vary across Asian countries, most states in the region see science and technology as critical for the achievement of national goals and are developing new ...
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(Reed Business Information Ltd., 2007-02-10)Review of: The writing on the wall: China and the west in the 21st Century by Will Hutton.
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(London : School of Oriental and African Studies, 2004-09)Review of Chinese Techno-Warriors: National Security and Strategic Competition from the Nuclear Age to the Information Age. By EVAN FEIGENBAUM.
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(New York Academy of Sciences, 1998)