Interview with Pascal Coppens - author, keynote speaker, sinologist and technology entrepreneur

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Recorded23 Sep 2020

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Pascal Coppens is the author of the book "China's new normal - how China sets the standard for innovation". Pascal tells me in this interview why he wrote this book, gives examples of innovation and technology development in China, why he became a sinologist in controversial times and how he sees China's position and reputation in today's world. Interesting, familiar but also new views on complicated China! You can contact Pascal through https://www.pascalcoppens.com where you can also buy his book.

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