How China Influences U.S. Innovation and Technological Capabilities, With Barry Naughton

Concerns about China’s rapid rise in recent decades have affected
U.S. policies on technology, innovation, and industrial
competitiveness. Rob and Jackie discussed the history of Chinese
industrial policy and its implications for America and its allies
with Barry Naughton, the So Kwanlok Chair of Chinese
International Affairs at UC San Diego and author of The Rise of
China’s Industrial Policy, 1978 to 2020. 


Mentioned:


Barry Naughton, The Rise of China’s Industrial Policy, 1978
to 2020, (Academic Network of Latin America and the Caribbean on
China, March 2021). 

Nigel Cory, “Heading Off Track: The Impact of China’s
Mercantilist Policies on Global High-Speed Rail Innovation,”
(ITIF, April 2021).



Related:


Rob Atkinson, “Time for a Coherent U.S. Strategy to Address
Chinese Innovation Mercantilism” (ITIF, March 2020).

Rob Atkinson, “What Is Chinese “Innovation Mercantilism” and
How Should the UK and Allies Respond?” (ITIF, June 2021).

“Chinese Innovation Mercantilism: An Essential Reading List
of ITIF Policy Analysis and Commentary” (ITIF, June
2020-2021).