China As An Emerging Regional And Technology Power Implications For U.s. Economic And Security Interests Hearing Before The U.s.-china Economic And Security Review Commission

Witnesses: Peter Cowhey, Barry Naughton, Stephen Haggard, Richard Feinberg, Gordon Hanson, Susan Shirk & Ellis Krauss, Grad. School of Internat. Relations & Pacific Studies, UC-San Diego; K. C. Fung, Prof. of Econ., UC-Santa Cruz; Scott Rozelle, Dept. of Ag. & Resource Econ., UC-Davis; Lee Zhong, Elene Pharmaceut. Co.; Kerry Dance, Hamilton Apex Tech. Ventures; Joseph Panetta, BIOCOM; Greg Lucier, Invitrogen Corp.; William Bold, QUALCOMM, Inc.; Jason Dedrick, Center for Research in Info. Tech. & Org., UC-Irvine; Francine Berman, Super Computer Center, UC-San Diego; Michael May, Center for Internat. Security & Arms Control, Stanford Univ.; & David Lampton, Prof. of Chinese & East Asian Studies, SAIS, Johns Hopkins Univ.Robinson, Roger W., Jr. is the author of 'China As An Emerging Regional And Technology Power Implications For U.s. Economic And Security Interests Hearing Before The U.s.-china Economic And Security Review Commission', published 2004 under ISBN 9780756741495 and ISBN 0756741491.