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R&D and Technology Transfer: Firm-Level Evidence from Chinese Industry

Hu, Albert G. Z.; Jefferson, Gary H.; Xiaojing, Guan; … - 2003

The capacity of developing economies to narrow the gap in living standards with the OECD nations depends critically on their ability to imitate and innovate new technologies. Toward this end, developing economies have access to three avenues of technological advance: technology transfer,...

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HRM research in China : looking back and looking forward

Lamond, David; Zheng, Connie - 2010

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to provide an overview of the field of human resource management (HRM) in China, with insights drawn from recent times to several millennia earlier, with a view to informing the further work that needs to be done to better understand managing people in...

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Competition and innovation : independent production in the Chinese TV industry

Liu, Rui - 2011

deliver innovation in formats. Globally, the television industry is entering into the post-broadcasting era where audiences … China, as it both challenges old statist models and presents new opportunities for content innovation. This thesis discusses … marketplace and how it plays an important role in improving innovation in many aspects of the television industry. The thesis …

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The Chinese steel industry in transition: industry Perspective on Innovation Policy

Huang, Xueli; Schroder, Bill; Steffens, Paul R. - 1999

There is little empirical research on how the Chinese Government should function in innovation management, particularly … during its critical period of economic transition. This study explores and investigates the Chinese Government’s innovation … management structure, procedures and functions by interviewing government R&D management officials and industrial innovation …

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Technological Innovation of Chinese Firms: Indigenous R and D, Foreign Direct Investment, and Markets

Zhang, Jingjing - 2006

technological innovation performance of Chinese domestic firms as measured by the number of patents awarded to firms in 30 Chinese … positive factors in the domestic firms technological innovation performance. While the net impact of FDI on domestic firms …

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Knowledge markets : implications for innovation, welfare and policy design

Sievers, Tim - 2005

innovation, social welfare and economic policy. The exchange of knowledge is of great importance, in particular with respect to …

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The development and implementation status of RFID in China

Scavarda, A; O'Neill, P; Scavarda, L; Wang, X - 2009

Although the development of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) has been amazing, it is still in its infancy worldwide. RFID still has to overcome several obstacles such as privacy and security, cost and standardisation. The industry in China offers a great arena for research in this field, as...

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Enhancing Chinese SME performance through innovative HR practices

Zheng, S; O'Neill, G; Morrison, M - 2009

Purpose - The purpose of this paper is to show how understanding of human resource (HR) management practices which have been adopted in the emerging markets such as that in China is particularly interesting to academia and management practitioners. The purpose of this study is to shed some light...

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Mobilizing the brand experience : the adoption and use of mobile media in building consumer relationships in China

Zhao, Jing - 2011

integrating innovation diffusion theory (E. Rogers, 2003), this research attempts to fill the gap of theoretical application in …

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Creative Industries come to China (MATE)

Hartley, John; Montgomery, Lucy - 2009

This paper introduces the special issue ?China: Internationalizing the Creative Industries?, describing the Australian Research Council funded ?MATE? project which provides the conceptual background for the questions the issue explores. The MATE project began with the expectation that as China...

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