Eva Dou: The Secret History of China’s Most Powerful Company.
Book Review by Nout Wellink
Book Review by Nout Wellink
Eva Dou is a journalist for the Washington Post specializing in technology policy. In her book published this year, she takes a deep dive into the history of Huawei, which she considers China’s most powerful and secretive company. Huawei (meaning “China is great”) is a manufacturer of telecommunications equipment and network solutions and has grown to become one of the world’s largest players in the telecom sector. Dou seeks to unravel how this company, which only started legally as a technology firm in China in February 1987, managed to rise to such heights in just over thirty years despite numerous obstacles. This content is for members only. Please log in to view.
About the author: Despite many roles and activities in international banking and academia, Nout Wellinkhas time to read and write interesting book review for ChinaNU+. This time, House of Huawei: The Secret History of China’s Most Powerful Company van by Eva Dou. He believes the analysis presented by the author is of great value to anyone involved in China, such as politicians, businessmen, and investors.
