This is the first of seven reports of CSIS's China Innovation Policy Series (CIPS), a joint project of the Freeman Chair in China Studies and the Technology Policy Program to analyze the relationship between Chinese policy and commercial performance in advanced technologies. This report analyzes China’s innovation record across a range of areas, including finance, knowledge creation, and commercial performance. Following a presentation of the report’s key findings, the panelists will discuss the report as well as the broader issues regarding China’s innovation drive.

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Agenda

PRESENTATION OF KEY FINDINGS

Scott Kennedy
Deputy Director, Freeman Chair in China Studies, and Director, Project on Chinese Business and Political Economy

EXPERT PANEL

Ted Dean
Former Deputy Assistant Secretary, U.S. Department of Commerce & Senior Associate (Non-resident), Technology Policy Program, CSIS

Arthur Kroeber
Managing Director, GaveKal Dragonomics & Nonresident Senior Fellow, Brookings-Tsinghua Center

Lubing (Larry) Lian
Attorney-Advisor, US Patent and Trademark Office

Alberto Moel
Senior Research Analyst, Sanford C. Bernstein

Denise E. Zheng (Moderator)
Director and Senior Fellow, Technology Policy Program