Titlebook: China‘s Highway of Information and Communication Technology; Jiang Yu,Richard Li-Hua Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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The Rise of Indigenous Firms: Emerging Global Stars,ion, for firms coming late to the market to clearly define their mission and identify their strengths. At the same time, however, industrial dynamics also play a critical role. Dynamically monitoring position and making wise moves are critical factors that directly relate to survival and growth.

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MNCs: Competitors or Partners?,tion between the hosting countries and multi-national corporations (MNCs) tends to result in a dynamic balance to satisfy the desires of both FDI investors and host nations. MNCs have knowledge-based assets, unique resources and core technologies, while local firms usually do not.

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Pragmatic Development of the ICT Industry,gard to these new information and communication technologies (Castells, 1996). With the trend of global communication deregulation, numerous telecom monopolies have been broken up, enabling new players to emerge in the growing marketplace. Continuing technological innovations like digitalization in

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A Wireless China?, a telephone connection of any kind — can be seen in developing countries. In countries where mobile communications constitute the primary form of access, increased exchange of information on trade or health services is contributing to development goals; in countries where people commonly use both f

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MNCs: Competitors or Partners?,n host developing countries is a topic within the fields of regional economics, industrial geography and technological development. The actual interaction between the hosting countries and multi-national corporations (MNCs) tends to result in a dynamic balance to satisfy the desires of both FDI inve

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From Imitation to Innovation: Future Trends,n other words, China’s leaders wish to see the country transformed into an innovation-oriented society within a relatively short time. Following intense debate about whether China’s strategy — gaining technology by sacrificing its market — has partly failed, Chinese enterprises are becoming less rel