Prof. Ye Jing

Associate Professor

 

Prof. Ye Jing has been awarded her doctoral degree by Peking University, after having previously studied at the University of Chicago. Her academic interests cover Chinese Political Economy and Comparative Political Economy. Prof. Ye published in major Chinese academic journals, on issues of taxation, social security policies, fiscal strategy and decentralization. 

 

E-mail: yejingpku@gmail.com

 

Courses:

Research Methods in Political Science

Selected Topics in Comparative Politics

China in Transition

 

Research Interests

Chinese Political Economy and Comparative Political Economy

 

Educational Background

2007-2011: Peking University, Political Science, PH. D

2009-2010: University of Chicago, Department of Political Science, Visiting Student

2005-2007: Peking University, Political Science, Master

2001-2005: Nanjing University, Public Administration, Bachelor

 

Major Publications

1. “Representation without Taxation: Political Changes in Chinese Authoritarian Regimes,” Journal of Contemporary China, 2015, 24(96), pp.1111-1127.

2. “Development Paths, Government-Business Relations and Local Social Security Systems: A Comparison of Two Cities in China,” China: An International Journal, 2015, 13(2), pp. 67-87.（First author, co-authored with Keng Shu）

3. “The Political Logic of Changes in Local Fiscal Capacity in China”, China Review, 2013, 13(1), 137–164.

4. “Book review: Power Transition among Great Powers and the Transformation 0f Technology”, China Review, 2014, 14(1), 249-250.

5. “Book review: Political Pursuit and Political Inclusion”, China Review, 2012, 12(2), 145-147.

6. “Decentralized Authorities and Transnational Policy Diffusion”, Shijie jingji yu zhengzhi, 2014.7, pp.139-155.

7. “Central Fiscal Strategies and the Local Government-Business Relations”, Shanghai jiaotong daxue xuebao, 2014.1, pp.33-34.

8. “The Political Logic of Quick Growth of Fiscal Revenue”, Hongkong shehui kexue xuebao, 2013.44, pp.125-146.

9. “State-society Relationship in Fiscal Perspective”, Bijiao zhengzhi pinglun, Beijing: China social science press, 2013, pp.156-167.

10. “Globalization and Domestic Politics: Policy Convergence or Divergence?” Nanya yanjiu, 2013.1, pp.79-93.

11.“Re-examining the Yan’an Way”, Ershiyi shiji, 2011.125, pp.139-146.

 

Translation:

1. "Small countries in the world market: European industrial policy" Jilin People's Publishing House, 2009

2. “Retrieving the Country” Life, Reading, Xinzhi, Sanlian Bookstore, Combined translation, 2009

3. "Controlling the Economy: Political Science of British and French State Interventions" Jiangsu People's Publishing House, 2008

Jiangsu People's Publishing House, 2008