The Impact of U.S.-China Tensions on U.S. Science

Jia, Ruixue; Roberts, Margaret E.; Wang, Ye; Yang, Eddie

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“…In 2018, US authors of science and engineering articles collaborated most frequently with partners from China (25.71%), and vice versa (43.65%) (NSB, 2019). The trend of weakening collaboration between China and the US since 2017 has already been identified (Zhu et al, 2021; Jia et al, 2022; Crow, 2022a; Baker, 2022), and the number of researchers with dual US–China affiliations is falling (Noorden, 2022). Studies have also shown that the US has benefited significantly from such partnerships (Lee and Haupt, 2020), and strategies requiring US allies to ‘decouple’ from China in key fields of R&D will potentially hurt ‘Five Eyes’ partners far more than either the US or the European Union (Flagg et al, 2021).…”

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Science diplomacy in China: Past, present and future

Xin

2023

Cultures of Science

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Science diplomacy has played an important role in Chinese history, including in the history of science and technology (S&T) development. While we may consider science diplomacy as simply a part of China's Reform and Opening-up policy, the fact is that even in the Kuomintang period (1925–1949) or the Maoist period (1949–1976) it was a key element of Chinese foreign relations. The targets and nature of science diplomacy were shaped by the prevailing politics and economic issues of the times. For example, the Cold War limited the breadth and depth of S&T cooperation between China and the West. Nonetheless, the People's Republic of China pursued cooperation with the Soviet Union and newly independent countries in a very steadfast manner and continues to engage with Russia and developing countries today. This article analyses the nature of science diplomacy as an element of both China's S&T development and its foreign relations. The interactions and practices at the intersection of science and foreign policy in China are manifold. In addition to providing a comprehensive overview, this article also highlights evolving trends, especially in terms of the deepening of China's linkages across the international S&T system. Finally, the article examines the recent impact of the apparent rise of techno-nationalism and how this has affected the nature of China's international S&T activities regarding Beijing's use of science diplomacy.

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Section: The New Century: Opportunities and Challenges For China As A...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Science diplomacy in China: Past, present and future

Xin

2023

Cultures of Science

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The Impact of U.S.-China Tensions on U.S. Science

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