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Optimizing Administrative Mechanism of Trans-regional Science Park Collaborations in China—A Case Study of Yangtze River Delta S&T City

Xiao Kong, Feng Feng

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With several national strategies being brought up in China, innovation collaborations especially trans-regional innovation collaborations becoming increasingly important. This paper using the specific case of Yangtze River Delta ST Yangtze River Delta ST Administration Structure

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With several national strategies being brought up in China, innovation collaborations especially trans-regional innovation collaborations becoming increasingly important. This paper using the specific case of Yangtze River Delta ST Yangtze River Delta ST Administration Structure

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With several national strategies being brought up in China, innovation collaborations especially trans-regional innovation collaborations becoming increasingly important. This paper using the specific case of Yangtze River Delta ST Yangtze River Delta ST Administration Structure

Key concepts: Yangtze river, Delta, China, Administration (probate law), Mechanism (biology), Science park, River delta, Geography

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