Type of Credit: Partially Required
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Number of Students
Technical innovation has the potential to reshape the economic and military landscape. As techno-geopolitical tensions rise, particularly in the context of the US-China technology competition, many countries have implemented new national-level regulations regarding technology transfer. These changes will not only impact the current global economy but also alter the technological supply chain and the global order. Therefore, this course aims to provide students with an introduction to technology law and policies, including four issues: export controls, foreign investment, information security, and government-funded research.
*For those seeking to add the course, please attend the first class on February 20. Please do NOT email the professor or TA regarding this matter.
能力項目說明
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週次 |
課程主題 |
課程內容與指定閱讀 |
教學活動與作業 |
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1 |
Course Introduction |
Lecture & discussion |
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2 |
The Changing Global Order, Technology and Global Supply Chain (I) |
Lecture & discussion |
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3 |
The Changing Global Order, Technology and Global Supply Chain (II) |
Lecture & discussion |
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4 |
Invited Lecture: Dr. Mathieu Gilles Duchatel Dr. Duchatel is the Director of the Asia Program at the Institut Montaigne. In this lecture, Dr. Duchatel will discuss economic security policy-making within the framework of cooperation between the EU and Asia. |
Invited lecture |
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5 |
National Security and Export Control on Regulating Emerging and Fundamental Technologies (I) |
Lecture & discussion |
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6 |
National Security and Export Control on Regulating Emerging and Fundamental Technologies (II) |
Lecture & discussion |
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7 |
Children’s Festival (No Class) |
Individual assignment |
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8 |
Foreign Investment & National Security Regulation (I) |
Lecture & discussion |
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9 |
Invited Lecture: Prof. Mi-Yong Kim Prof. Kim has approximately 30 years of experience in U.S. export controls and national security legislation, having served in various senior-level positions within the Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) at the U.S. Department of Commerce. In this lecture, Prof. Kim will share her insights on current export control policies. |
Invited lecture |
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10 |
Foreign Investment & National Security Regulation (II) |
Lecture & discussion |
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11 |
Protecting Governmental Data and Information Security |
Lecture & discussion |
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12 |
Protecting Private Data, Information Security and Trade Secrets |
Lecture & discussion |
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13 |
Protecting Government Funded Fundamental (Science and Technology Basic and Applied) Research |
Lecture & discussion |
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14 |
War Game: How Companies Deal with Geopolitical Risk |
Group project |
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15 |
War Game: How Companies Deal with Geopolitical Risk |
Group project |
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16 |
Wrap-up of the Course |
In-class activity |
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17 |
Self-Learning Week (No Class) |
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18 |
Self-Learning Week (No Class) |
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Class participation 30%
Individual assignment 20%
War game (group project) 50%