Session 4: The war for talent: can Europe and the US compete?

Annalee Saxenian

The Atlas of Ideas: Mapping the new geography of science, day2. Speaker: Annalee Saxenian, University of California, Berkeley and author of ‘The New Argonauts’

18 January 2007 Research seminars

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As global competition for scientists, engineers and innovators intensifies, is Asia poised to take the lead?

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AnnaLee Saxenian, whose research on Silicon Valley has shaped the way policymakers and scholars around the world think about regional economic development, will become dean of the University of California, Berkeley's School of Information Management & Systems (SIMS) on Feb 1.

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		Annalee Saxenian
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