英文摘要 |
In the context of integration into the globalization, China is moving from passively accepting economic and trade rules to actively making international economic and trade rules. China is longing for 'actively participating in global governance'. In the process of participating in global governance, one of the most essential issues for China is to define its identity. In today's international economic landscape, China's role and positioning is complex, diverse and contradictory sometimes. China is no longer being looked upon as a developing country, but China is not yet a developed country. China lies somewhere between developed and developing countries. So, in international negotiations of intellectual property, should China stand on the side of the developing world or on the side of the developed world? Or, should it have its own separate position? The research tries to answer this question on the basis of analysis on the development of China's economics and science and technology. |