1st Edition
China's Rise in the World ICT Industry Industrial Strategies and the Catch-Up Development Model
Part 1: Industrial and Trade Development: The Role of the State during Globalization 1. Introduction 2. Trade and Market Liberalisation, Economic Growth, and Industrial Policies: The State Role in Economic Development Part 2: The Development Pathway of the ICT Manufacturing Industry 1949-1993: Creation, Reform Rationales and Development Context 3. The Creation of the Electronics Industry: Military Driven Development 1949-1978 4. The "Opening Up" Reform and State-led Growth 1978-1993 Part 3: Making the ICT sector a ‘pillar’ industry: China’s Catching-up strategies since the early 1990s 5. Big Business Strategy and Small and Medium Enterprise Strategy 6. "Attracting-in" and "Walking-out" Trade and Investment Strategy 7. The "Breaking-Through" Strategy of China’s ICT Industry: Dynamic Technological Catching-up and Challenges in Developing the Semiconductor Sector Part 4: Rethinking the Notion of State Intervention: Lessons and Limitations from the Chinese Experience Challenges in Developing the Semiconductor Sector 8. The Development Model for the Chinese ICT Manufacturing Industry 9. Theory and Policy Lessons: Rethinking China’s ICT Development Experience
Biography
Lutao Ning is a political economist at the Department of East Asian Studies, Cambridge University. He was a visiting scholar at the Chinese Academy of Social Science and Peking University. His research interests include globalization and industrial and trade policies in developing countries.
'Using China's ICT industry as a case study, Ning offers insights on the debate over the role of the government in economic development. Summing Up: Recommended. Comprehensive Chinese economics collections serving upper-division undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, and professionals.' -- D. Li, Kansas State University, CHOICE, February 2010
