The Case For China’s Global Dominance of Innovation and Entrepreneurship

"Asia has strengths that promise to make it a leading center of technological innovation in the 21st century. These strengths are substantial, fundamental, and durable. At their base lie aspects of culture, on both a civilizational and generational time scale. Human capital and the capacity for mobilization build on these cultural advantages."

If you read no other essays on this year on China, global innovation or the decline of US technological preeminence – READ THIS ARTICLE

In three pages, Eric Drexler compellingly provides the historic and analytical underpinnings to what is abundantly clear in my newest film – Win In China

An enormous population educated to the world’s highest academic standards, combined with a historical drive for change and a cultural capacity to mobilize resources, makes China the odds on favorite for technological and entrepreneurial leadership in this century.

Comments

[Wesley Fryer]

Thanks for sharing this article. I'm heading back to China at the end of the month for a 21st Century Skills Conference in Xi Hu, so these issues are really on the forefront of my mind.