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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  05 April 2016

Edited by
Arie Y. Lewin ,
Martin Kenney  and
Johann Peter Murmann
Arie Y. Lewin
Affiliation:
Duke University, North Carolina
Martin Kenney
Affiliation:
University of California, Davis
Johann Peter Murmann
Affiliation:
University of New South Wales, Sydney

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China's Innovation Challenge
Overcoming the Middle-Income Trap
 , pp. v - vi
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2016

Contents

  1. List of figures

  2. List of tables

  3. List of contributors

  4. Preface

  5. 1China’s innovation challenge: an introduction

    Arie Y. Lewin, Martin Kenney, and Johann Peter Murmann

  6. 2New structural economics: the future of the Chinese economy

    Justin Yifu Lin

  7. 3Impact of China’s invisible societal forces on its intended evolution

    Gordon Redding

  8. 4The road ahead for China: implications from South Korea’s experience

    Michael A. Witt

  9. 5Innovation and technological specialization of Chinese industry

    Keun Lee

  10. 6China’s political economy: prospects for technological innovation-based growth

    Douglas B. Fuller

  11. 7Transforming China’s IP system to stimulate innovation

    Menita Liu Cheng and Can Huang

  12. 8Building the innovation capacity of SMEs in China

    John Child

  13. 9Who benefits when MNEs partner with local enterprises in China?

    Simon C. Collinson

  14. 10Advantages and challenges for Chinese MNEs in global competition

    Yves Doz and Keeley Wilson

  15. 11Emerging trends in global sourcing of innovation

    Silvia Massini, Keren Caspin-Wagner, and Eliza Chilimoniuk-Przezdziecka

  16. 12Why is China failing to leapfrog India’s IT outsourcing industry?

    Weidong Xia, Mary Ann Von Glinow, and Yingxia Li

  17. 13Barriers to organizational creativity in Chinese companies

    Zhi-Xue Zhang and Weiguo Zhong

  18. 14Institutional and cultural contexts of creativity and innovation in China

    Chi-Yue Chiu, Shyhnan Liou, and Letty Y.-Y. Kwan

  19. 15Reframing research for cross-cultural management

    Rosalie L. Tung

  20. 16China’s innovation challenge: concluding reflections

    Arie Y. Lewin, Martin Kenney, and Johann Peter Murmann

  21. Bibliography

  22. Index

  23. For further information on the project, please see: http://chinas-innovation-challenge.news

    https://www.facebook.com/china.innovation.challenge/

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