Dan Wang, a graduate in philosophy and economics, is one of the world’s most influential analysts of contemporary China.
For six years, he worked as a technology analyst in Hong Kong, Beijing and then Shanghai, before joining Yale University and subsequently the Hoover History Lab at Stanford University, where he is now a researcher. Every year, he publishes a widely read newsletter on the Chinese economy and technology, and his essays are regularly featured in the international press. His first book, La Chine à toute vitesse, has been read by some of the world’s most influential figures, seeking insights to understand a China that has long remained enigmatic.