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I teach Chinese economy with special focus on innovation and development-related issues at Kookmin University (Seoul, Korea). I've worked for Korean Institute for International Economic Policy (KIEP) and LG Economic Research Institute as a China specialist. Since March 2013, on my sabbatical year, I'll stay at East Asian Institute in National University of Singapore as a visiting scholar. Research interests: Chinese characeristic innovation, Chinese firms, science, designSelected Publications:Exploring the Chinese New Industrial DevelopmentBeyond Catching-up:A Korean Perspective (2012, in Korean); What type of entrepreneurship do Chinese university students have in mind?: Kirznerian vs. Schumpeterian(2012, in Korean); Innovation-related Behavioral Patterns of Chinese Firms: Characteristics of Private Firms(2011, in Korean); Chinese academy-run enterprises: unique characteristics and evolution(2010); China’s Horizontal University-Industry Linkage: Where From and Where To(2009); Scientific Research and Technology Commercialization in Chinese Universities: An Empirical Study of their Dynamic Relationship(2008, in Korean); Re-thinking the S&T Capability of China: A Neo-Schumpeterian Perspective(2007, in Korean); Explaining the “University-run Enterprises” in China:A Theoretical Framework for University-Industry Relationship in Developing Countries and its Application to China(2006)

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