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General enquiry number :
(852) 3442 8929
Fax number :
(852) 3442 0413
Email address :
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| Academic / Teaching | General Office | Research Support |
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Dr LI, Linda Che-lan
BSocSc CUHK, MSocSc HKU, PhD London
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Biography
LI, Linda Che-lan specializes in intergovernmental relations and political economy in China. Her article proposing a new analytical framework to interpret Chinese central-provincial relations, published in Political Studies in 1997, won the Harrison Prize (best paper) award for the year. She earned her doctorate at the School of Oriental and African Studies, London, and was Visiting Fellow at the East-West Center, Honolulu (2000), and Fulbright Fellow at University of California, Berkeley (2005-06). She is Founding Fellow of the (former) Centre for Research on Provincial China in Australia and member of the Editorial Board of the journal, Provincial China. She had an early career with the Hong Kong government and several Legislative Councilors, and has been a regular commentator on local and Chinese politics in the local and international media. She recently completed two edited volumes on the Chinese state and responsible government in Asia, and a major research on institutional change in China, which focused on rural public finance policy and government reforms. Ongoing projects include the politics in demarcation of government responsibilities, and challenges in responsible governance. She enjoys working with students at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels in China and political analysis theory courses.
Contact Info.
Tel: +852 3442 9556
Fax: +852 3442 0413
Email: salcli@cityu.edu.hk
Room: AC-B7306
Personal homepage
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The Chinese State in Transition: Processes and Contests in Local China, (ed) London: Routledge, 2009.
Towards Responsible Government in East Asia: Trajectories, Intentions and Meanings, (ed) London: Routledge, 2009.
‘Decision-Making in Chinese Local Administrative Reform: Path dependence, agency and implementation’, Public Administration and Development, 29 (January 2009): 79-89.
‘State and Market in Public Service Provision: Opportunities and Traps for Institutional Change in Rural China’, The Pacific Review, 21, 3 (September 2008): 257-278.
‘Working for the Peasants? - Strategic Interactions and Unintended Consequences in the Chinese Rural Tax Reform’, The China Journal, No. 57 (January 2007): 89-106.
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Central-Local relations and politics: China, Hong Kong
Public finance and government reforms in China
Institutional change processes
Responsible governance in Asia
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Chinese Political economy and politics
Inter-governmental Relations and local government
Political analysis theories
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