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CUHK Hosts 'Services Trade: New Approaches for the 21st Century' International Conference World Economists Share Insights on Role of Services Industry in Post-financial Crisis Environment -- CUHK Communications and Public Relations Office
CUHK Hosts 'Services Trade: New Approaches for the 21st Century' International Conference World Economists Share Insights on Role of Services Industry in Post-financial Crisis Environment -- CUHK Communications and Public Relations Office

(2011-06-02) -- Also appears in: Hong Kong Government News

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CUHK Hosts 'Services Trade: New Approaches for the 21st Century' International Conference World Economists Share Insights on Role of Services Industry in Post-financial Crisis Environment -- CUHK Communications and Public Relations Office
Breaking the impasse in international climate negotiations: A new direction for currently flawed negotiations and a roadmap for China to 2050 -- Center for Energy and Environmental Policy Research (in Chinese)
Breaking the impasse in international climate negotiations: A new direction for currently flawed negotiations and a roadmap for China to 2050 -- Center for Energy and Environmental Policy Research (in Chinese)

(2011-06-09) -- Also appears in: School of Management and Economics, Beijing Institute of Technology

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Breaking the impasse in international climate negotiations: A new direction for currently flawed negotiations and a roadmap for China to 2050 -- Center for Energy and Environmental Policy Research (in Chinese)
China not an immediate threat to U.S. tech leadership -- Hartford Business
China not an immediate threat to U.S. tech leadership -- Hartford Business

(2011-06-20) “The U.S. retains a strong lead in overall innovative capacity, and China still has a long way to go to close the innovation gap,” Ernst said.

Instead, he said, China’s progress in innovation should be seen as a wake-up call for America: “Rather than fearing China and blaming it for our problems, we need to focus constructively on how this relationship can be improved.”

... “Trade diplomacy and national innovation strategy are interrelated, and hence we need to pursue them simultaneously,” he testified. “Corrective action needs to start now, but there is still time to adjust policies and corporate strategies to the new challenges of an increasingly multi-polar global knowledge economy.”

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China not an immediate threat to U.S. tech leadership -- Hartford Business