Evolutionary Analysis of Basic Research Governance Systems in the Context of Sino-U.S Technological Competition——Comparative Study Based on Multiple Cases
This article is based on the"stimulus-response"model of the CAS theory.Employing a multi-case study approach,it conducts a comparative analysis of three fiber optic enterprises,namely L,M,and K,in W city.By exploring the adaptive behaviors of systems in response to Sino-U.S.technological competition,this study delineates the internal mechanisms of their evolution.The research find-ings indicate that governance entities,influenced by Sino-U.S.technological competition,consolidate value consensus based on their respective national contexts and other adaptive relationships.Consequently,they adjust their attitudes and behaviors,fostering the e-mergence of new multi-level interactive governance structures among entities.This leads to the generation of collaborative governance forces,ultimately bringing the system into a comparatively"adaptive"state through coordinated adjustments.Additionally,discussing the differentiated development forms that governance structures exhibit in response to various complex governance issues reveals that gov-ernance subjects,in order to enhance environmental adaptability,actively seek collaboration with other subjects.The main types of co-operative governance structures are intermittent symbiosis,continuous symbiosis,and integrated symbiosis.
Basic research governance systemTechnology competition between Sino-U.S.CAS theoryTechnological innovation governance
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