Global Innovation Strategy
Comparative Innovation Policies and Global Competition for Emerging Technologies
The efforts by nations and regions around the world develop strategies to commercialize and industrialize technological advances demand attention from American policymakers. Understanding the implications for public policy of these global trends means that we need to understand the new nature of global innovation-focused competition—not only between companies but also between nations. This comparative perspective is especially important, first to appreciate the competitive environment faced by U.S firms and second to understand better our own strengths and weaknesses as a leading innovation economy. Indeed, the only way to secure long term US security and our ability to defend our interests globally is through a vibrant innovation system.
To this end, RAI will regularly bring together leading government officials, industrialists, academics, researchers, and economists from advanced and emerging nations to learn about national strategies designed to meet the new competitive challenges of the 21st century global economy and to identify best practices of private and public programs to strengthen industries, advance new technologies, and meet critical national needs.
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Manufacturing beyond Shores: The Taiwanese Checklist Approach to Intellectual Property Protection
Report by Emma Hsu — September 6, 2023
Securing the U.S.-India Innovation Alliance: The Role of Skilled Workforce Initiatives
Blog Post by Sujai Shivakumar and Hideki Tomoshige — June 22, 2023
What Can Patent Data Reveal about U.S.-China Technology Competition?
Critical Questions by Alexander Kersten Gabrielle Athanasia and Gregory Arcuri — September 19, 2022
Japan's Semiconductor Industrial Policy from the 1970s to Today
Blog Post by Hideki Tomoshige — September 19, 2022
Japanese Semiconductor Industrial Policymaking in the Twenty-First Century
Blog Post by Hideki Tomoshige — September 19, 2022
Streamlining the Permitting Process for Fab Construction
Commentary by Phillip Singerman Sujai Shivakumar Gregory Arcuri and Hideki Tomoshige — August 29, 2022
A Look at the Science-Related Portions of CHIPS+
Critical Questions by Sujai Shivakumar Gregory Arcuri Hideki Tomoshige and Benjamin Glanz — August 11, 2022
A Look at the CHIPS-Related Portions of CHIPS+
Critical Questions by Alexander Kersten Gregory Arcuri Gabrielle Athanasia and Hideki Tomoshige — August 9, 2022
The Great Rewiring: How Global Supply Chains Are Reacting to Today’s Geopolitics
Commentary by Sujai Shivakumar Gregory Arcuri and Charles Wessner — July 25, 2022
The Unintended Impacts of the U.S. Export Control Regime on U.S. Innovation
Blog Post by Hideki Tomoshige — July 25, 2022