ZHANG Yuyan
Member of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS).
Member of National Political Consultative Conference
Senior Fellow. Ph. D of Economics.
Tel, Fax: (8610)65126180/6063;
Research Area:
International Political Economy
Education:
Bachelor in economics, Dept. of Economics, Beijing University, 1983
Master in economics, the Graduate School of CASS in 1986
Ph.D. in economics, the Graduate School of CASS in 1991
Work Experience:
1986-1997, research fellow, senior research fellow, assistant director, Institute of World Economics & Politics, CASS
1997-1999, consul at the Chinese Consulate General in New York City
1999-2002, secretary to the President of CASS for academic affairs
2000-present, professor of the Graduate School of CASS
2001.4-2003.1, Senior Fellow, deputy director, Institute of American Studies, CASS
2003.1-2007.8, Senior Fellow, deputy director, Institute of Asia-Pacific Studies, CASS
2007.8-2009.7, Senior Fellow, director, Institute of Asia-Pacific Studies, CASS
2009.7-2024.7, director, Institute of Economics and Politics, CASS
2009.7-present, Senior Fellow, Institute of Economics and Politics, CASS
Publications:
Selected Books in Chinese
1992, Economic Development and the Choice of Institutions
1998, A Shared Prosperity
2004, American Bullion and the Rise of Western Europe
2007, Globalization and China's Development
2008, International Economic Politics
Selected Papers in Chinese:
1995, Game for Deregulation: The Case of Creation of Unicom
1996, Interested Groups and Institutional Non-neutrality
1996, The Nature of State-owned Enterprises
1997, Interested Groups and Jiayi Theorem
1997, Fiscal Pressure and Institutional Change
1999, Dollarization: History, Theory, and Policy Implications
2003, Government Regulation and Deregulation in the US in 1990s
2004, The Initial Institutional Conditions and the Stagnation of the Ming China
2006, The Relationship between China and India within the Framework of Asian Economic Integration
2007, World Energy Structure and China's Energy Security
2008, The Nature of Money and the Monetary Cooperation in Asia