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China's Rise in the World Information & Communication Technology Industry:
Industrial Strategies and the Catch-up Development Model.
By Lutao Ning, London and New York: Routledge, 2009
ISBN10:0415482240, ISBN13:9780415482240
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Contribution to Edited Books
"On the Interantionalization of China's Big Business Groups after Three Decades of Reform". with Dr. Dylan SutherlandIn Thirty Years of China’s Economic Reform: Institutions, Management Organizations and Foreign Investment. WANG, YUE AND RAMBURUTH & PREM. New York: Nova Science Publishers. 2010
“China’s Business Groups After Three Decades of Economic Reform: Diversified Conglomerates or Focused Industrial Groups?”with Dr. Dylan Sutherland, in Liu Xiaohui and Wei Zhang (ed.), China's Three Decades of Economic Reforms, London and New York: Routledge (Routledge Studies on the Chinese Economy), 2009, 267-284 click here
The Emergence and Evolution of Chinese Business Groups: Are Pyramidal Groups Forming? with Dr. Dylan Sutherland, In China’s State Capitalism: Growth and Crisis. Naughton, B. & Tsai, K. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2010.
“China’s Strategies for the Development of the IT Industry---Applying the Scientific Concept of Development” in Hu, Peizhao and Chen, Qilin (editors),the Scientific Concept of Development and the Chinese New Approach to Industrialisation, Xiamen University Press, 2006, 200-215.
Book Description: This engaging book examines how China has attained a leading position in the world’s ICT industry and highlights the distinctive features and limitations of China’s ICT development model with specific reference to the experiences of East Asian “tigers”.
Synopsis: One of the most striking phenomena of China’s remarkable economic growth is that its huge volume of exports are becoming high-tech. China is now the world's largest Information and Communication Technology (ICT) exporter, having overtaken Japan and the European Union in 2003 and the United States in 2004. China's ICT industry is also the largest manufacturing sector within the Chinese economy. This book examines how China has attained this leading position and presents one of the first accounts of China’s ICT development model with specific reference to the experiences of East Asian 'tigers'. It shows how the development of the industry was military-driven before 1978, and how subsequently Chinese policymakers, struggling with domestic market reform and challenged by trade liberalisation and globalisation, managed to push through ICT development strategies. Overall, it discusses the debates between policymakers as to the most appropriate economic development strategy for 'catching-up' and demonstrates how China moved away from the across-the-board protectionist and interventionist industrial policies pursued by many developing countries, but has not wholeheartedly followed the neo-liberal free trade and market polices favoured by the World Bank, WTO and IMF. By doing so, it sheds light on the limitations of China’s strategies moving forward, and identifies policy lessons for other developing countries.
Journal Articles
Sole author
“China’s Lead-taking in the World ICT Industry: A Successful Story of its ‘Attracting-in’ and ‘Walking-out’ Strategy?” (China’s Outward and Inward FDI Strategies for Technology Upgrading and Innovation), Pacific Affairs, 2009, Volume 82, Number 1, 67-91 (Journal publisher: the University of British Columbia, Canada) click here
"State-led Catching up Strategies and Inherited Conflicts in Developing the ICT Industry: Behind the US - East Asia Semiconductor Disputes", Global Economic Review, 2008, Volume 37, Issue 2, 265-292, click here
“Economic Liberalisation for High-Tech Industry Development? Lessons from China’s Response in Developing the ICT Manufacturing Sector compared with the strategies of Korea and Taiwan”, Journal of Development Studies, 2007,Volume 43, Issue 3, 562–587. click here
“How Can the Role of the State in Economic Development Cause Conflicts during Globalisation? The Inevitable US-China Semiconductor Trade Dispute in Comparison with the NIE Experiences”, Journal of Globalization for the Common Good , 2006, Fall Issue, Purdue University, Calumet.
“Rethinking Development Strategies for China's 11th National Five Year Plan in the Face of Increasing Economic Liberalization---A Comparative Study of Strategies Based on Enterprise Size within the ICT Industry in China”, July 2005, Comparative Economic and Social Systems
Project in Progress
“Internationalisation of Chinese MNEs during the Global Financial Crisis: Opportunities for Pursuing Strategic Asset-Seeking Outward Foreign Direct Investment?
The Role of China’s Big Group Enterprises in China's Social and Economic Development ”
Ownership Reform and the Big Group Enterprises in China
China’s Outward Foreign Investment in the UK
“China, a New Development Model for Industrialisation?”
Conference Proceedings
“Exploring and Explaining the Extent of Diversification in Chinese Business Groups During Globalisation”, The 19th Chinese Economic Association (UK) Annual Conference China's Three Decades of Economic Reform (1978-2008), Organised by East Asian Institute, the Department of East Asian and Middle Eastern Studies, University of Cambridge and Sponsored by the Education Section of the Chinese Embassy, 1 - 2 April 2008, University of Cambridge
“China’s Lead-taking in the World ICT Industry: What Can We Learn?”, The International Conference of The Confucius Institute for Ireland & The Irish Institute for Chinese Studies, “Rising China in the Age of Globalisation”, University College Dublin, Sponsored by the Embassy of People’s Republic of China in Ireland, 16th - 18th August 2007
‘'An Institutionalist Perspective on the Role of the Government in the WTO Era: The Inevitable US-China Semiconductor Trade Dispute in Comparison with the NIE Experiences', the 5th Annual International Conference on Globalisation for the Common Good: East Asia and Pacific Island Communities--- The Quest for Identity, Justice, and Peace, Honolulu, Hawaii’s, U.S.A, July, 2006
‘'Economic Development and Conflicts during Globalisation: A Case Study of US Semiconductor Trade Disputes with East Asia (1986-2004)’, the 39th Annual Meeting of Asian Studies on the Pacific Coast, at Washington State University, held by Association for Asian Studies (U.S.A), June, 2006
The International Symposium on the Scientific Concept of Development and the Chinese New Approach to Industrialisation. Presented paper on ‘Applying Scientific Concept of Development---China’s Big Business Strategies for the Development of the IT Industry’, at Dept of Economics, Xiamen University, China. 16-17 July 2005
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