'Niemand die het ziet': een serie over veiligheid en hybride oorlogsvoering, is vanaf vanavond op NPO2 te zien.

Trots op bijdrage van mijn studenten in Honours Course 'Authoritarian Expansionism', gefilmd tijdens het gastcollege van MEP Bart Groothuis.

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In an age of geopolitical rivalry the EU needs a strategy to confront #China that also safeguards cooperation on climate policy, I argue in this article for Wetenschappelijk Bureau GroenLinks 👇

2nd part of our MERICS short analysis series on the Future of the Internet by Groenewegen-Lau:

Fragmenting technology – 6G mobile could divide the world

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Supported by Auswärtiges Amt

Fantastic new report by Groenewegen-Lau and Michael Laha on a seemingly unsexy yet incredibly important topic for global research and innovation: China’s innovation system reform and changing governance of public research funding, research institutes and labs, and development zones👇

Pleased that our study, co-authored with Jeroen Groenewegen-Lau, 'Controlling the innovation chain: China's strategy to become a science and technology superpower' is featured in today's China.Table. The study will come out later this week!

Russian labs are running out of kit as sanctions bite. This is arguably much more damaging to Russia than cancelled joint projects...if you can't order new reagents, processors, mass spectrometers etc a lot will grind to a halt.

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1 year ago, Joe Biden entered the Oval Office. A month later, he said at MSC: 'America is back....The transatlantic alliance is back.' Is the partnership back? Are the two sides converging on how to deal with China?

My reflection: bit.ly/3FLCvCD

#China is strengthening its Intellectual Property #IP regime. But protecting foreign patents is not the priority – it is all part of a push to lead the world in valuable inventions, says Jeroen Groenewegen-Lau: merics.org/en/short-analy…

There's an overlooked debate re: data security policy in China. Yesterday, a researcher at CAICT - a think tank under MIIT that supports research and rollout of ICT policy - published an op/ed arguing that current global views on data localization are seriously flawed. 1/

42% of Chinese companies that received R&D #subsidies in 2001-2011 misused them. 'The increase in R&D spending by subsidised companies could have been twice as high as it actually was,' says #ZEW economist Philipp Boeing. #China zew.de/PM7985-1/?twt=1

via NRC: China is een gevaar voor de democratische rechtsorde ift.tt/3rziUP3

NEW: Research collaboration between the UK and China has increased ten-fold in the past 20 years, underscoring the need to better manage the relationship between the two countries.

Study led by Jo Johnson, published with GrowthPolicy ALERTS [1/8]
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De zachte hand van Pekings lange arm 🤔 Don’t get caught up! #China fd.nl/achtergrond/13…

Chinese influence in international S&T journals increases significantly xinhuanet.com/tech/2020-08/1…

Chinese citations increased by 24% from 2014 to 2018, China surpassed the UK to become #2 country in terms of highly-cited papers

At least one Dutch university had a communist Party cell, says Ingrid d'Hooghe nrc.nl/nieuws/2020/07…

Xi Jinping’s endorsement of a double circuit system could provide middleground between decoupling and ‘reform and opening up’. But how would it work? thinkchina.sg/chinas-turn-to…

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