Aside #1: If you want to study more about the organizational dynamics of HSR, I'd recommend Kyle Chan excellent paper based on on-the-ground fieldwork. proquest.com/docview/282719…

Had a great time discussing elite policy making in China with Dwarkesh Patel . Thanks for having me!

Many thx for Romesh Vaitilingam, Ashley Lait & team Economics Observatory, for crystallising such an inspiring articulation around the core theme, featuring insightful work Kerry Brown Linda Calabrese 姜琳达 George Magnus and mine. Cheers!

Indeed, the VC industry needs to recalibrate its strategies to navigate the evolving geopolitical dynamics of the global AI era. More insights could be found Robyn Klingler Vidra Ramon Pacheco Pardo new book, Startup Capitalism-New Approaches to Innovation Strategies in East Asia. King's Institute for Artificial Intelligence

However, not all firms benefit equally from Chinese aid. Our study shows that underperforming SOEs with large workforces reap the most from aid-induced trade.

Why do #startups use animal metaphors like unicorns? Robyn Klingler Vidra and George ELIOT (伊乔) say now is the time to retire the #unicorn and emphasise the agility and resilience of other animals in the global entrepreneurial zoo on LSE Business Review blogs.lse.ac.uk/businessreview…

Great work, Kyle and ur team!

Big congrats to Mohammed T. Alsudairi 苏墨涵 Andrea Ghiselli, very much look forward to reading this timely important scholarship!

It was my great honor to speak with Meredith Chen at some length on how the landscape of U.S.-China relations looks to me now, especially through the prism of academic exchange, as part of the South China Morning Post Open Questions interview series: amp.scmp.com/news/china/dip…

🎉Thrilled to finally see it in print! Co-authored w/ Fabio Bulfone & Timur Ergen in Regulation & Governance ⌨️ We unpack conditionality as an industrial policy instrument and argue it is shaped by a configuration of political economy factors 🔗onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/re… (open access!)

I'm blown away by the generous shoutout from Adam Tooze on the latest episode of Sinica! He's too humble when he says he's still learning about China (aren't we all?). This was a fascinating discussion about China and our current world-historical moment. sinicapodcast.com/p/adam-tooze-c…

Awesome work Rebecca Arcesati and ur team!

Thx Rebecca Bailey & FRANCE 24. In my view, in the global AI leadership, China, the U.S. and other stakeholders are engaged in a marathon at F1 speed, and which country will attain the upper hand can only be assessed dynamically over the course of development. f24.my/BLMe.X

China’s meteoric rise in e-commerce presents a paradox, a state with weak formal institutions oversaw a booming digital arena. Lizhi’s book explores the maze, showing how China charted the digitalisation by outsourcing diverse institutionalisation to tech market forces.Lizhi Liu @lizhiliu.bsky.social

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Many thx Heena Goswami & Institute for Governance, Policies & Politics for the kind invitation and crafting this timely discussion on the political economy of semiconductor, AI and tech-innovation in the changing context of globalisation. And, it’s also truly critical to understand India’s emerging role in the arena.

Thx for having me Institute for Governance, Policies & Politics, as the tech-innovation keeps evolving in the multipolar global landscape, it’s more crucial than ever before to understand diverse roles of emerging forces, like China, India and other techno developmental states . Kyle Chan Jordan Schneider King's Institute for Artificial Intelligence

Silicon Valley venture capital managers have co-invested more with Chinese actors than elsewhere in east Asia, find Robyn Klingler Vidra (King's Business School) & Ramon Pacheco Pardo (King's College London CSDS). Read more about how this has intensified concerns over national security:

Back in Shanghai as CISS helped co-host the Bund Forum last week. Strolling the Bund, I remembered those childhood summers at my grandparents': the crowded, sweltering daytime, and the cool evening breezes by the River.

Students from advantaged background are more likely to hold realistic ATL. However, this association between family socioeconomic status and realistic ATL tends to diminish among students with romantic experience. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…