About the Author:

Huang Ning — Junior Research Fellow at the Institute of Scientific and Technological Development Strategy of China, Doctor of Economics. His research areas include science and technology innovation policy, globalization, and international scientific and technological cooperation. In recent years, Huang Ning has published one monograph, compiled five books, authored 30 academic articles, and prepared 90 policy research reports. He has led a number of projects and participated in more than 40 national, provincial, and ministerial-level projects.

Summary:

The book Anti-Globalization and China’s External Scientific, Technological, and Economic Relations analyzes global economic and political processes, with particular attention to China’s role amid the slowdown of globalization and the rise of anti-globalization sentiments.

The work examines the consequences of the global financial crisis, Brexit, the United States’ withdrawal from the TPP, and the threat of trade wars between China and the United States. The author analyzes how these developments have reshaped the global order and what new challenges China faces in the areas of trade, innovation, and intellectual property rights.

This book will be useful for specialists in international relations, economics, and scientific and technological development, as well as for readers interested in contemporary challenges of globalization and China’s role in the global economy.