Jiying JIANG 蔣佶穎
Assistant Professor
Contact Information
Tel: +853 8822 8308
Office: 4039, Humanities and Social Sciences Building (E21B)
E-mail: jiyingjiang@um.edu.mo
- Ph.D. in Political Science, University of California San Diego, US (2023)
- M.A. in International Relations, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China (2016)
- B.A. in Public Administration, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China (2013)
- Chinese Policy Process
- Legislative Politics
- Bureaucracy
- Text Analysis
Peer-Reviewed Article
- “Leading Small Groups, Agency Coordination and Policy Making in China,” The China Journal 89(1): 95-120. 2023.
Working Papers
- “NPC Amendments: Who Drives Bill Change in the Chinese Legislature?” Under review.
- “Understanding Parliamentary Lawmaking with Text Reuse: Evidence from China.” Under review.
- “The Cause of Statute Ambiguity: Bureaucratic Influence and Lawmaking in China.”
- “Consequences of Statute Ambiguity: Evidence from China.”
- “From Hu to Xi: A Corpus-Based Approach to Understanding Policy Diffusion in China.” (with Weiyi Shi, Young Yang, Dora Hu, Yin Yuan, Leo Yang and Lei Guang)
Prof. Jiying JIANG is currently an Assistant Professor of Department of Government and Pubic Administration. She received her PhD in Political Science from University of California San Diego.
Dr. Jiang’s research focuses on Chinese politics and policy making. She uses large collections of texts on legislative and policy processes in China to answer questions of how public policy is formulated and how policy power is shared in the regime. Her dissertation examines the political logic of ambiguity in Chinese national statutes. Her other works explore dynamics of policy coordination and policy diffusion.