China's Path to Innovation

Introduction
1. Introduction
2. Innovation in China since the Reforms: An Overview

Part I: International Knowledge Transfer and Technological Takeoff
3. Foreign Direct Investment, Absorptive Capacity and Regional Innovative Capabilities: Evidence from China
4. Processing Trade, FDI and International Competitiveness of the Chinese High-Technology Industries
5. Indigenous and Foreign Innovation Efforts and Technological Upgrading in China

Part II: Development of Indigenous Innovation Capacity and Catch-Up
6. The Role of State Policy in Shaping Innovation Practices: The Case of Open Innovation in China
7. Open Innovation as a Response to Constraints and Risks
8. The Dual Role of Universities in Industrial Innovation: Comparing China and the UK
9. Technological Learning, Tacit Knowledge Acquisition and Industrial Upgrading: The Chinese Optical Fibre and Cable Industry
10. Leapfrogging in Green Technology: The Solar-PV Industry in China and India

Part III: Towards a Global Innovation Leader
11. Internationalisation, Reverse Learning and Capabilities Upgrading: The Case of Huawei and ZTE
12. International Collaboration and Radical Innovation
13. Innovation Efficiency and the Cross-Country Gap in Innovation
14. Capabilities, Incentives, Institutions and National Innovation Performance

Conclusions
15. Conclusions: Open National Innovation System and China’s Path to Innovation