China Looks Abroad: Changing Directions In International Science [Book Review]

Minerva 46 (1):37-51 (2008)
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This essay describes China’s participation in international science organizations during the past two decades. It argues that, whilst progress has been made, serious problems remain. It concludes that increased attention to communication and exchange, and the creation of a favourable international image in science and technology are important priorities for China

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