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Dr. GUO Liangping
@ GORE Lance Liangping（郭良平）
Education Background
Ph.D (Political Science), University of Washington, 1996
MA (Sociology), The Johns Hopkins University, 1988
BA (Literature), Beijing Normal University, 1985
Research Interests
Political Economy
Comparative Politics
Political Impact of the Market: CCP and
China's Capitalist Revolution
State-Market Relations |
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Dr. Gore
obtained his Ph.D in political science from the University
of Washington and M.A. in sociology from Johns Hopkins
University in 1988. His research interests span a wide range
of topics on China and East Asia. He has done research on
Chinese environmental politics (around the so-called "Green
GDP" experiment), the reforms in China's steel industry,
energy sector, patterns of entrepreneurship in Mainland
China, the economic bureaucracies of Chinese government,
cadre performance evaluation, the impact of China's
socioeconomic changes on the Chinese Communist Party, and
the People's Liberation Army. He developed and taught
courses on the Politics and Societies in Southeast Asia, the
International Relations of the Asian Pacific, Contemporary
Chinese Politics, Chinese Foreign Policy and International
Political Economy at Bowdoin College (US). He also taught
contemporary Chinese politics and modern Chinese history at
the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy of Tufts University
in Boston. He has just published a book titled "Chinese
Communist Party and China's Capitalist Revolution: the
Political Impact of Market" (Routledge). His book
"Market Communism: the Institutional Foundations of China's
Post-Mao Hyper-Growth" was published by Oxford
University Press in 1998. He is currently working on a book
project on comparing the entrepreneurial roles of local
governments in economic development to shed light on the
so-called "China model" and the emerging shape of China's
political economy.
Tel: (65) 6516 1596
E-mail:
eaigore@nus.edu.sg
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Dr. LAM Peng Er
（蓝平儿）
Education Background
PhD (Political Science), Columbia University, 1994
Inter-University Centre for Japanese Studies (Yokohama) administered
by Stanford University, 1991
MA (International Relations), Australian National University, 1986
Bachelor of Social Science (1st Class Hons), National University of
Singapore, 1984
Research Interests
Japan's peace-building in Asia and Africa
Sino-Japanese relations
Japan-Southeast Asia relations
Japanese domestic politics
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Dr. TONG Yueting, Sarah
（仝月婷）
Education Background
PhD, University of
California, San Diego, 2000
Research
Interests
International Trade
Economic Growth and Development
Chinese Economy
Economic Transition
Asian Economies |
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Dr Sarah Y Tong is Senior Research Fellow at the East Asian
Institute. She obtained her Ph.D. in Economics from the University of
California at San Diego and held an academic position in the University
of Hong Kong before joining NUS. Her research interests include
international trade, foreign direct investment, economic reforms and
industrial restructuring. Her publications have appeared in
international journals such as the China: An International Journal,
China and the World Economy, China Economic Review, Global Economic
Review, Journal of International Economics, and Review of Development
Economics.
Tel: (65) 6516 3718
E-mail:
eaityt@nus.edu.sg
Selected Publications:
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"Ethnic Networks in
FDI and the Impact of Institutional Development", Review of
International Economics 9 (4): 563-580, November 2005.
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"The US-China Trade
Imbalance: How Big is it Really?", CHINA: An International
Journal 3 (1): 131-154, March 2005.
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"Foreign Direct
Investment in China: Policy, Recent Trend and Impact" (with K.C.
Fung and Hitomi Iizaka), Global Economic Review 33 (2):
99-130, September 2004.
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"Local
Pretectionism and Regional Sepcialization: Evidence from China's
Industries" (with C. Bai, Y. Du and Z. Tong), Journal of
International Economics 63 (2): 397-417, July 2004.
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Dr. WANG Yuzhu
（王玉主）
Education Background
PhD, Graduate School of CASS, 2006
MA (Econs), Graduate School of CASS,
2000
BSc, Shandong University, 1993
Tel: (65) 6516 1575
E-mail:
eaiwang@nus.edu.sg
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Dr. ZHAO Hong
（赵 洪）
Education Background
PhD (Econs), Xiamen University, 2004
MA (Econs), Xiamen University, 1992
BA (Econs), University of International Business & Economics,
China, 1985
Research Interests
The political economy of China and
Southeast Asian countries.
Asian economic community.
China and India's energy strategies.
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Zhao Hong is visiting senior research
fellow at East Asian Institute, National University of Singapore. He
obtained his Bachelor of Economics from the University of
International Business and Economics, Master of Economics and Ph.D.
from Xiamen University, China. His publications have appeared in
international journals such as
The Journal of East Asian Affairs,
The Copenhagen Journal of Asian
Studies, East Asia:
An International Quarterly,
Contemporary Southeast Asian
Studies.
His current research interests include the
political economy of China and Southeast Asian countries, Asian
economic community, China and India's energy strategies.
List of Publications
Tel: (65) 6516 6059
E-mail:
eaizh@nus.edu.sg
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Dr.
ZHAO Litao
（赵力涛）
Education Background
PhD (Sociology), Stanford
University, 2004
M.A. (Sociology), Peking University, 1998
B.A. (Sociology), Peking University, 1995
Research Interests
Social stratification, sociology of
education, organizational analysis, China's social policy. |
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Dr Zhao Litao obtained his PhD in Sociology from Stanford University.
His main research interests include social stratification and mobility,
sociology of education, organisational analysis, and China's social
policy. His research has appeared or is forthcoming in China Quarterly,
Research in Social Stratification and mobility, International Journal of
Educational Development, Built Environment, Social Sciences in China,
China: An International Journal, and Frontiers of Education in China. He
is the author of Paths to Private Entrepreneurship: Markets and Mobility
in Rural China (VDM Verlag, 2008). With Yang Dali, he edited China's
Reforms at 30: Challenges and Prospects (World Scientific, 2008). He is
now working with Lim Tin Seng on another volume on China's social policy.
List of Publications
Tel: (65) 6516 3711
E-mail:
eaizlt@nus.edu.sg
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