Define the Way to Compete
Huang Can | December 18, 2019
December 16, 2019
Responding To: Final Insights from the U.S.-China Research Group on E-Commerce and Mobile Technology
Becoming Active in the China Tech Space
Abraham Newman
The dialogue was essential in moving my personal research forward. While I had been a passive consumer of information about China in the technology space, the dialogue really upgraded my research capacity. Between meeting colleagues from China, spending time in country, and thinking deeply about the topic, the dialogue had a huge impact.
The discussion helped me understand the deep complexity of emerging US-China relations over technological development. In particular, it helped me see a series of different key equities -- economic, security, and political -- which sometimes reinforce and sometimes contradict each other. As a result, policy and firm strategy must confront a shifting terrain.
I view the relationship as Janus faced. On the one hand, the two sides will continue to be partners, developing complex production networks and global innovation systems. On the other hand, the two will need to manage the vulnerabilities that emerge from interdependence.
Other Responses
Shifting Strategies in a Fluid Geopolitical Context
Yeling Tan | December 18, 2019
Revealing New Vulnerabilities
Mark Dallas | December 17, 2019
It Will Get Worse Before It Gets Better
Adam Segal | December 16, 2019
How Interdependence Will Affect Development
Han-mei Tso | December 16, 2019
Reshaping Technological Networks and Innovation
Zhiguo Xiao | December 16, 2019