(84) Structural Dimensions of Knowledge Circulation from and to China in the 20th Century

Friday, March 20, 2020

Organizer(s)

Participants should be aware of the following financial/non-financial relationships:

Marc A. Matten: Disclosure information not submitted.

Mary Augusta Brazelton: Disclosure information not submitted.

Sigrid Schmalzer: Disclosure information not submitted.

Felix Boecking: Disclosure information not submitted.

Henrike Rudolph: Disclosure information not submitted.

Gordon Barrett: Disclosure information not submitted.

Institutionalizing Transnational Knowledge Transfer in Maoist China—The Role of the Institute of Scientific and Technical Information of China (1956-1990)
Marc A. Matten – University of Erlangen-Nuremberg
The Production of Penicillin in China and Transnational Circulations of Biomedical Knowledge, 1940-49
Mary Augusta Brazelton – University of Cambridge
Channeling Knowledge: The Jiusan Study Society at the Intersection of Science and Politics (1949-1957)
Henrike Rudolph – Fudan University
Science Diplomacy, Propaganda, and Exchange: Scientists and China’s Foreign Affairs Infrastructure (1949-1972)
Gordon Barrett – University of Oxford