Deyu Zhao, professor, he holds Doctor Degree from School of Economy and Management in Shanghai Jiao Tong University in 2004. His dissertation title is “Political economy of Dominant ideology and policy change” which was published in 2008(awarded the 5th Hu Sheng Youth Academy Nomination prize). He spends one year as a visiting scholar in Washington University in St Louis in 2010, and he is also the author of the other book“Public Policy: Community, Instruments and Process”, “Methodology of Policy Science” ，“The logic of policy making :experience and Interpretation” ,”Rights, crisis and public policy”, ”Development as rights”，and many his articles have been published in China top academic journals such as Sociology Research, Management World etc. Over the past 5 years, He had completed one important research on “History of China’s Grain Policy: 1949-2008”(supported by National Social Science Foundation in 2008). His research area is concerned about the theory and methodology of policy science and its applications to many social issues including health care, the aging and social security policy, rural Revitalization etc. Some book transcripts will be published soon which include “The Moral Foundation for Public Policy”,“Policy Network Analysis”etc.
1. Zhao Deyu. History of China’s Grain Policy: 1949-2008 .Shanghai People Publishing House, June,2017
2. Zhao Deyu. Methodology of Policy Science, Shanghai People Publishing House, June,2017
3. Zhao Deyu. Policy System Dynamic, Social Science Academic Press, May,2019
4. Zhao Deyu, Relationships’ Interaction among farmers, local and central government during Land Acquisition, Sociology Research,2009-01
5. Zhao Deyu, Behavior choices on farmers’ participation on social endowment insurances and their security levels: from the experience of the village-level in Shanghai, China Population Science, 2009-01
6. Zhao Deyu, Value conflict during policy-making: the experience from healthcare system reform in China, Management World, 2008(10):41-52
7. Zhao Deyu, Conditions and limitations of democracy and its implication on democratization, New Political Economy Review, 2008(9):122-132
8. Zhao Deyu, Survey Reveals Farmers’ Perceptions of Modern Life, China Economist No. 12 January, 2008, 79-89
