This book explores top innovative talent cultivation policies from a global comparative perspective, covering the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Australia, Russia, Singapore, Japan, and China. It uses a comparative lens to investigate the contextual, cultural, social, and political factors that influence the top innovative talent cultivation policies and their development, both locally and globally. This book also proposes strategies to address various challenges in advocating top innovative talent cultivation policies. It serves as a useful reference for scholars and researchers who are interested in, and research on, education policy, higher education, and comparative education worldwide.

Proposes an analytical model for top innovative talent cultivation policies Explores the top innovative talent cultivation policies in eight countries Examines the contextual, cultural, social, and political factors that influence top talent cultivation policies

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Minchao Huang, PhD, is a professor at College of Aerospace Science and Engineering of National University of Defense Technology (NUDT) in China.He is mainly engaged in the research of liquid rocket engine, solar thermal propulsion system, micro satellite precision thrusters. He has presided over more than 30 national fund projects, aerospace science and technology fund projects, etc. He has won 5 national invention patents, published more than 100 academic papers, 5 academic monographs and 5 textbooks. Jianjun Wu, PhD, is a professor at College of Aerospace Science and Engineering of National University of Defense Technology (NUDT) in China.Professor Wu's primary research interests lie in space electric propulsion technology and rocket engine technology. He has completed more than 30 research projects, won national outstanding scientific and Technological Book Award, Invention Award at the Geneva International Exhibition, and 5 Gold awards at the International and National Invention Exhibition. He has authorized more than 100 patents, published more than 300 papers and 10 monographs. Jian Li, PhD, is a lecturer at College of Aerospace Science and Engineering of National University of Defense Technology (NUDT) in China.His primary research directions are space electric propulsion technology, low-temperature plasma application technology, pulse plasma propulsion technology. He authored over 20 publications in journals and 5 monographs. Yuqiang Cheng,PhD, is a professor at College of Aerospace Science and Engineering of National University of Defense Technology (NUDT) in China.His primary research directions are the dynamics and loss reduction control technology of reusable liquid rocket engines, health monitoring technology of launch vehicle propulsion systems and advanced aerospace power technology. Dr. Cheng has authored 7 monographs and textbooks, contributed to over 100 scholarly articles, and successfully completed more than 40 research projects. His accomplishments have been recognized with a first prize and a second prize at the provincial and ministerial levels.

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Chapter 1 Top talent cultivation policy in the United States.- Chapter 2 Top talent cultivation policy in the United Kingdom.- Chapter 3 Top talent cultivation policy in Germany.- Chapter 4 Top talent cultivation policy in Australia.- Chapter 5 Top talent cultivation policy in Russia.- Chapter 6 Top talent cultivation policy in Singapore.- Chaper 7 Top talent cultivation policy in Japan.- Chapter 8 Top talent cultivation policy in China.