Description
Book SynopsisThis volume covers Chinese technology policy, key emerging technologies, international engagement, and central-local relations.
Table of ContentsIntroduction by Rogier Creemers
Part I: Digital Concepts and Institutions
Chapter 1: The Cyberspace Administration of China: A Portrait by Jamie Horsley and Rogier Creemers
Chapter 2: The Stumbling Smart State: Fragmented Policy Experimentation & Dubious Consolidation by Straton Papagianneas & Adam Knight
Part II: Strategic Emerging Technologies
Chapter 3: China’s Industrial Policy for Semiconductors by John Lee
Chapter 4: Fintech in China: Trading off Growth and Risk, Innovation and Control by Martin Chorzempa
Part III: International Engagement and Confrontation
Chapter 5: China: A Technical Standardisation Power? by Tim Rühlig
Chapter 6: China and Global Data Transfers: Implications for Future Rulemaking by Hunter Dorwart
Chapter 7: China and Global Internet Governance: ITU, ICANN and the World Internet Conference by Gianluigi Negro
Chapter 8: Becoming a Cyber Superpower: China Builds Offensive Capability with Military, Government and Private Sector Forces by Mei Danowski
Part IV: Local Dynamics
Chapter 9: China – A Rising Tech Power? National Ambitions and Local Realities by Genia Kostka
Chapter 10: Opening the City Through Debordering IT: The Making of an Innovation Ecosystem in a Post-Industrial Special Economic Zone in China by Yujing Tan
Index
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