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 CIS NO: 87-J952-73
 TITLE: Technology Transfer to China. Vol. II: Working Papers, Part 2.
 SOURCE: Office of Technology Assessment
 DOC TYPE: Print                     COLLATION: 388 p. var. paging.
                                                Oversized.
 DATE: Nov. 1987
 CONGRESS-SESSION: 100-1             SUDOC: Y3.T22/2:2T22/24/v.2/pt.2
 ITEM NO: 1070-M

 Second of two volumes containing working papers prepared for OTA as
 background for a July 1987 report assessing implications of technology
 transfer to the People's Republic of China. (For abstract of report, see
 J952-42.)
 This volume contains the following papers:
 a. Fischer, William A. (Univ of NC), "Transfer of Western Managerial
     Knowledge to China" May 1986 (64 p.).
 b. Frieman, Wendy (Science Applications Intl Corp), "National Security
     Risks of Dual-Use Transfers to China" July 7, 1986, with tables (79
     p.).
 c. Fingar, Thomas (Stanford Univ), "Politics, Policy, and China's Future
     Course" May 1986 (58 p.).
 d. Robinson, Thomas W. (Foreign Service Inst), "China's Foreign Policy,
     Beijing's Military Modernization and American Policy Alternatives" Dec.
     1, 1986 (110 p.).
 e. Grow, Roy F. (Carleton Coll); and Gilbert, Dayton (Midwest China
     Center), "American Firms and the Transfer of Technology to China: How
     Business People View the Process" Feb. 1987, with graphs and tables (71
     p.).
 Note: Copies will be available from National Technical Information Service.
 CONTENT NOTATION: Technology transfer to China, economic and strategic
     implications
 DESCRIPTORS (and special content notations): CHINA, PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC;
     EAST-WEST TRADE; TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER (China acquisition of western
     technology, economic and strategic implications); UNIVERSITY OF NORTH
     CAROLINA ("Transfer of Western Managerial Knowledge to China");
     SCIENCE APPLICATIONS INTERNATIONAL CORP. ("National Security Risks of
     Dual-Use Transfers to China"); STANFORD UNIVERSITY ("Politics, Policy,
     and China's Future Course"); CARLETON COLLEGE ("American Firms and the
     Transfer of Technology to China: How Business People View the Process");
     MIDWEST CHINA CENTER ("American Firms and the Transfer of Technology
     to China: How Business People View the Process");
     INTERNATIONAL.RELATIONS; ECONOMIC.DEVELOPMENT; NATIONAL.DEFENSE;
     MANAGEMENT ("Transfer of Western Managerial Knowledge to China");
     FOREIGN SERVICE INSTITUTE ("China's Foreign Policy, Beijing's Military
     Modernization and American Policy Alternatives"); BUSINESS ("American
     Firms and the Transfer of Technology to China: How Business People View
     the Process"); EXPORT CONTROLS; STATISTICAL DATA: FOREIGN TRADE