VCard for Dipl.-Volksw. Wan-Hsin LIU
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Dipl.-Volksw. Wan-Hsin LIU
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+49 431 8814 269 |
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| Current research topics |
- Innovation, technology and knowledge transfer
- Innovation policy
- Innovation system (Regional/National)
- Current Project: Megacities-megachallenge:informal dynamics of agile firm organisation in the Greater Pearl River Delta, China
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| Expertise |
- Economic transformation and institutional development in China
- Economic integration in East Asia
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| Short biography |
| Born on 28.Dec.1979 in Taipei, Taiwan | | 1998-2002 | Bachelor studies of accouting at the National Taiwan University, Taiwan (Degree: Bachelor) | | 2003-2006 | Economic studies with focus on "International Economic Relationships"& nbsp;and "Money and Credit" at the University of Münster (Degree: Diplom (German), equivalent to Master degree) | | 10/2006 | Diplom Vol kswirtin, University of Münster | | seit 02/2007 | Researcher at the Kiel Institute for the World Economy | | seit 10/2007 | Participant in the doctoral programm "Quantitative Economics" at the University Kiel |
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| Selected projects |
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| Selected publications |
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Bickenbach, F., LIU, W. (2010). The Role of Personal Relationships for Doing Business in the GPRD, China – Evidence from Hong Kong Electronics SMEs. Kiel Working Paper, 1589, Kiel Institute for the World Economy, Kiel, 60pp.
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LIU, W., (2009). Do Sources of Knowledge Transfer Matter? – A Firm-level Analysis in the PRD, China. Kiel Working Paper, 1578, Kiel Institute for the World Economy, 35pp.
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LIU, W., (2009). Academia-Industry Linkages and the Role of Active Innovation Policies – Firm-level Evidence in Hong Kong. Kiel Working Paper, 1577, Kiel Institute for the World Economy, 31 pp.
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LIU, W., Nunnenkamp, P. (2009). Domestic Repercussions of Different Types of FDI: Firm-level Evidence for Taiwanese Manufacturing . Kiel Working Paper, 1546, Kiel Institute for the World Economy, Kiel, 37 pp.
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LIU, W., (2008). Do Active Innovation Policies Matter? - Findings from a Survey on the Hong Kong Electronics SMEs. Kiel Working Paper, 1445, Institut für Weltwirtschaft, Kiel, 39 pp.
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