China’s Science and Technology Ecosystem in Focus: Introducing the China Policy Document Navigator
Barry Naughton and Young Yang
Since 2020, China has dramatically increased the ambition, scope, and resources of its technology and industrial policy, with far-reaching implications for the economic competitiveness and national security of the United States and the rest of the world. From semiconductors and clean energy, to artificial intelligence, quantum, and innovation in outer space, research in this sub-theme explores the goals, drivers, and implications of these dramatic interventions—for China and for the world.
IGCC and the China Data Lab at UC San Diego recently unveiled a new China Policy Document Navigator, a first-of-its-kind database that gives researchers curated access to a treasure trove of Chinese policy documents that have become increasingly difficult to otherwise access.