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Tuesday, August 15, 2017

Reframing China’s IP Theft: A Broader View on Trade and Innovation Challenges

James Andrew Lewis of CSIS argues that while China’s intellectual property theft is problematic, the core issue lies in its unfair treatment of U.S. companies through trade barriers, subsidies, and forced technology transfers. He emphasizes that IP theft alone does not explain China’s technological progress and calls…

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James Andrew Lewis of CSIS argues that while China’s intellectual property theft is problematic, the core issue lies in its unfair treatment of U.S. companies through trade barriers, subsidies, and forced technology transfers. He emphasizes that IP theft alone does not explain China’s technological progress and calls…
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Reframing China’s IP Theft: A Broader View on Trade and Innovation Challenges James Andrew Lewis of CSIS argues that while China’s intellectual property theft is problematic, the core issue lies in its unfair treatment of U.S. companies through trade barriers, subsidies, and forced technology tra... Read the full IIPLA blog post: https://iipla.org/blog/reframing-china-s-ip-theft-a-broader-view-on-trade-and-innovation-challenges

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