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Enterprises, Industry and Innovation in the People's Republic of China / Alberto Gabriele
Titre : Enterprises, Industry and Innovation in the People's Republic of China : Questioning Socialism from Deng to the Trade and Tech War Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Alberto Gabriele, Auteur Editeur : Singapore : Springer Année de publication : 2020 Importance : 301 p Note générale : 09.04 GAB Langues : Anglais (eng) Tags : Chine Politique financière Travail Industrie Index. décimale : 09.04 Asie Résumé : This book analyses and critically evaluates the development of two key components of China’s economy: the network of productive enterprises, and the national innovation system, from the inception of market-oriented reforms to the present day. The approach is a partly novel one, albeit inspired to classical political economy, rooted in the structure and evolution of social relations of production and exchange and of the institutional setting in these two crucial domains. The main findings are twofold: First, the role of planning and public ownership, far from withering, has being upheld and qualitatively enhanced, especially throughout the most recent stages of industrial reforms. Second, enterprises are increasingly participating - along with universities and research centers - in a concerted and historically unparalleled effort to dramatically upgrade China’s capacity to engage in indigenous innovation. Enterprises, Industry and Innovation in the People's Republic of China : Questioning Socialism from Deng to the Trade and Tech War [texte imprimé] / Alberto Gabriele, Auteur . - Singapore : Springer, 2020 . - 301 p.
09.04 GAB
Langues : Anglais (eng)
Tags : Chine Politique financière Travail Industrie Index. décimale : 09.04 Asie Résumé : This book analyses and critically evaluates the development of two key components of China’s economy: the network of productive enterprises, and the national innovation system, from the inception of market-oriented reforms to the present day. The approach is a partly novel one, albeit inspired to classical political economy, rooted in the structure and evolution of social relations of production and exchange and of the institutional setting in these two crucial domains. The main findings are twofold: First, the role of planning and public ownership, far from withering, has being upheld and qualitatively enhanced, especially throughout the most recent stages of industrial reforms. Second, enterprises are increasingly participating - along with universities and research centers - in a concerted and historically unparalleled effort to dramatically upgrade China’s capacity to engage in indigenous innovation.