Many warn that the next stage of globalization--the offshoring of research and development to China and India--threatens the foundations of West... read full description
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Apr 29, 2009
Arithmomaniac
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This book is a surprisingly readable and very revealing look at how the American nature of innovation (adapted to locale-specific implementation rather than grand ideas) makes it a beneficiary of the globalization of high-end ideas. it changed the way I saw innovation and globalization.
Unless you really care about VC-backed firms, skip book 1. You won't miss anything.
Unless you really care about VC-backed firms, skip book 1. You won't miss anything.
Dec 07, 2008
nitin
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Bhide's writing style is sometimes dense with too many qualifiers. Nonetheless, the book presents an excellent defense of American prosperity for future years to come.
Aug 17, 2009
Paul
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I mean... I guess this is good research (for a business school professor), and I usually find venture capital interesting, but I just got bored somewhere along the way and just stopped reading.
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