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Senior Fellow Emerita at the East West Center in Hawaii, Meheroo Jussawalla, recently released a paper comparing China and India’s prospects of innovation. In additon to the paper’s in-depth analysis of how the global balance – in terms of innovation – is shifting to the east as China and India evolve, Dr. Jussawalla shares a unique perspective on how the two countries can not be considered as merging or competing but rather their advantage in complimenting each other’s strengths.
The full text of the paper has been made available by Dr. Jussawalla and it can be accessed on 2point6billion.com at: http://www.2point6billion.com/The_Challenge_of_Innovation.pdf.
The East West Center provides a summary of the paper at: http://www.news8hawaii.com/global/story.asp?s=6240190&ClientType=Printable.
Thanks to Dr. Jussawalla for sharing her paper with our readership and to Jerry Stryker, friend of 2point6billion, for flagging up this valuable piece of information!
March 21st, 2007 at 9:02 pm
Sumita,
These two posts compliment Meheroo’s paper:
“The New Geography of Science and Innovation” http://global-themes.com/new-geography-of-innovation/
and
“Why US’ lead in innovation is not guaranteed” http://global-themes.com/us-lead-in-innovation/ – has a very interesting slide