Apoorva Gupta l Economics of Education | Best Researcher Award

Published on 10/01/202610/01/2026 by Research Data Analysis

Dr. Apoorva Gupta l Economics of Education | Best Researcher Award

Hansraj College | India

Dr. Apoorva Gupta is an economist with a Ph.D. from Delhi School of Economics, specializing in development economics with a focus on education, health, gender, caste, and social mobility. With extensive teaching experience at Ramjas College and Hansraj College, Dr. Apoorva Gupta has instructed courses in microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, development economics, and data analysis. Her research integrates social networks and intergenerational mobility, supported by experience as a senior research assistant and multiple fellowships. Proficient in Stata, R, and MS Office, Dr. Apoorva Gupta has received awards including Best Paper at the G20 Conference and excels in academic leadership, research, and policy-oriented economic analysis.

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Featured Publications

Exploring the Linkage between Education and Financial Autonomy of Women Working in the Urban Informal Sector
– Economic & Political Weekly, 2025, 60(31), 29
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Do school facilities increase school enrolment? Evidence from primary school enrolment in India
– Indian Economic Review, 2025, 1-29
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Probing the linkages between educational level and occupational choices of women working in urban informal sector of India
– Work, 2024, 79(4), 1637-1652
Article · Co-author

Does domestic monetary policy affect foreign direct investment to India?
– Economics Bulletin, 2024, 44(1), 173-181
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Determinants of income earned by women working in the urban informal sector in India: An empirical study
– Anwesak, 2024, 53(2), 72-86
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Rodney Tatenda Muringai | Data Analysis | Research Excellence Award

Published on 06/01/202606/01/2026 by Research Data Analysis

Dr. Rodney Tatenda Muringai | Data Analysis | Research Excellence Award

University of Johannesburg | South Africa

Dr. Rodney Tatenda Muringai is a climate change and food security scholar with over six years of experience spanning teaching, postdoctoral research, and applied policy work. He holds a PhD, MSc, PGDip, and BSS from the University of KwaZulu-Natal, with additional training in sustainability from Beijing Normal University. His professional experience includes roles as Postdoctoral Research Fellow and Ad Hoc Lecturer at the University of Johannesburg, Research Assistant, and Ecosystem Services Analyst. Dr. Rodney Tatenda Muringai’s research interests focus on climate change adaptation, fisheries and aquaculture, livelihoods, and socio-ecological resilience, supported by strong skills in policy analysis, GIS, stakeholder engagement, and data analysis. He has received NRF, SARChI, and LIMA awards and continues to contribute impactful, policy-relevant research that advances sustainable development in Africa.

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Featured Publications

Vulnerability of inland small-scale fishing communities to climate change and variability: Insights from the Zambezi River Basin, Zimbabwe

Rodney T. Muringai, Paramu L. Mafongoya, Romano Lottering – Environment, Development and Sustainability, 2025

Living in the wild: The bidirectional impacts of human–wildlife interaction in Binga and Nyaminyami rural districts, Zimbabwe

Rodney T. Muringai, Walter Musakwa, Phindile Mthembu, Takafara Gozo – Transactions of the Royal Society of South Africa, 2025

Sub-Saharan Africa freshwater fisheries under climate change: Impacts, adaptation, and mitigation measures

Rodney T. Muringai, Paramu Mafongoya, Romano T. Lottering – Fishes, 2022

Climate change perceptions, impacts and adaptation strategies: Insights from fishers in the Zambezi River Basin, Zimbabwe

Rodney T. Muringai, Paramu Mafongoya, Romano T. Lottering – Sustainability, 2022

Unlocking the potential of fish to improve food and nutrition security in Sub-Saharan Africa

Rodney T. Muringai, Paramu Mafongoya, Romano T. Lottering et al. – Sustainability, 2021

Taehyun Lee | Behavioral Economics | Research Excellence Award

Published on 23/12/202523/12/2025 by Research Data Analysis

Mrs. Taehyun Lee | Behavioral Economics | Research Excellence Award

Korea University | South Korea

Mrs. Taehyun Lee is an economist specializing in policy analysis and impact evaluation, with over five years of experience in public expenditure review, labor market policies, and quantitative monitoring of government interventions. She is currently a permanent researcher at the Korea Employment Information Service, leading research at the Youth Policy Center and previously at the National Work Programs & KLoSA Panel Team. Her work focuses on evaluating the effectiveness of nationwide vocational training, direct job creation programs, and social support initiatives for marginalized populations, applying advanced econometric methods such as Propensity Score Matching and Cox Proportional Hazards models to large-scale administrative and survey datasets. Mrs. Lee has contributed to international comparative studies, engaging scholars from China, Sweden, the U.S., and Europe, and has co-authored several high-impact publications, including ESI highly cited papers. She holds an M.A. in Economics (Labor Economics) from Sogang University, a B.A. in Philosophy and International Studies from Ewha Womans University, and is a Ph.D. candidate in Psychology at Korea University, focusing on behavioral insights for policy and economic decision-making. She has received recognition for research excellence, including the Excellent Paper Award from the Korea Social Science Data Archive, and has successfully led cross-national research collaborations. Her work significantly informs evidence-based policy design for labor markets and social protection systems.

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Featured Publication

The relationship between household debt and the Big Five personality traits

– Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Economics, 2025 | Contributors: Taehyun Lee; Almas Heshmati

Ruoyi Li | Government and Public Policy Analysis | Research Excellence Award

Published on 16/12/202516/12/2025 by Research Data Analysis

Ms. Ruoyi Li | Government and Public Policy Analysis | Research Excellence Award

Xiamen University | China

Ms. Ruoyi Li is a dedicated Ph.D. candidate in Public Administration at Xiamen University, focusing on government regulation, policy analysis, and sustainable development under the “Dual‑Carbon” goals. She holds dual Master’s degrees from the Australian National University in Digital Humanities & Public Culture and General & Applied Linguistics, and a Bachelor’s degree in Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language from Jiangxi Normal University, where she graduated with distinction and received multiple scholarships and awards. Her research expertise spans policy evaluation, environmental economics, cross‑strait regional development, and technological impacts on organizational structures. Ms. Li has participated in high-impact research projects, including field investigations and policy reports for local government integration initiatives in Pingtan, and has collaborated with institutions such as the Environmental Economics & Policy Lab (Peking University and University of Chicago), Global Environmental Institute, and major energy corporations. She has authored peer-reviewed articles in Finance Research Letters as first and corresponding author and contributed to numerous working papers on cultural heritage, digital humanities, and museum studies. Skilled in fieldwork, in-depth interviews, data analysis, and ontology engineering, she combines interdisciplinary knowledge with practical research application. Ms. Li’s work bridges public administration, environmental policy, and digital culture, contributing to evidence-based governance, sustainable development, and innovative knowledge representation.

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Featured Publications

Environmental protection fee‑to‑tax policy, risk taking, and corporate investment efficiency

– Finance Research Letters, 2026

Government governance, family financial support, and financial well‑being of the elderly: Evidence from CHARLS Data

– Finance Research Letters, 2025

Deepa | Energy and Utilities Analytics | Best Researcher Award

Published on 08/12/202508/12/2025 by Research Data Analysis

Ms. Deepa | Energy and Utilities Analytics | Best Researcher Award

USMS University School of Management Studies | India

Ms. Deepa is a dedicated researcher and emerging academician in financial economics, currently pursuing her Ph.D. at the University School of Management Studies, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, where her doctoral work investigates the factors influencing access to clean energy across developing nations. With an h-index of 3, 4 published documents, and 16 citations across 15 referencing documents, she has established a growing scholarly footprint, contributing to high-impact journals such as Renewable Energy, Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management, and Environment, Development and Sustainability. Her research spans sustainable finance, corporate finance, green growth, energy poverty, ESG, and development economics, supported by certifications including UGC NET/JRF (twice). She has presented her work at leading institutions including IIT Bombay, IIT Bhubaneswar—where she received a Best Paper Award—IIM Kashipur, and the Central University of Himachal Pradesh. As an adjunct faculty member, she has taught courses in Financial Accounting and Entrepreneurial Mindset, integrating analytical rigor with practical insights. With expertise in EViews, Stata, R, and bibliometric tools, she continues to advance impactful, policy-relevant research. She aspires to contribute meaningfully to academia by promoting inclusive, sustainable development through evidence-based teaching and scholarship.

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Featured Publications

Deepa, Ahuja, S., Soti, N., Kumar, A., Phore, J., & Gupta, S. (2026). How can green finance and economic policies unlock new pathways to clean energy access in Sub-Saharan African nations? Renewable Energy. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.renene.2025.124703

Soti, N., Kumar, A., Gupta, S., Ahuja, S., & Deepa. (2025). Towards a sustainable future: The interplay of trade globalization and regulatory quality on environmental outcomes in India. Sustainable Futures. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.sftr.2025.100578

Kumar, A., Soti, N., Gupta, S., & Deepa. (2024). Addressing energy poverty in BRICS economies: Insights from panel data analysis and policy implications for sustainable development goals. Environment, Development and Sustainability. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10668-024-05652-9

Phore, J., Deepa, Soti, N., Kumar, A., & Saini, A. K. (2024). Exploring the dynamics of ICT and globalization on human development in India: Asymmetric analysis and policy implications. International Journal of Information Technology. https://doi.org/10.1007/s41870-024-02056-w

Xinyu Liu | Regression Analysis | Young Innovator Award

Published on 28/11/202528/11/2025 by Research Data Analysis

Dr. Xinyu Liu | Regression Analysis | Young Innovator Award

Peking University | China

Dr. Xinyu Liu is a postdoctoral researcher specializing in Microeconomics, Development Economics, and Finance, with a particular focus on e-commerce, consumption behavior, entrepreneurship, housing demolition, and cross-shareholding in China. Dr. Liu earned a Ph.D. in Management (Agricultural Economics and Management) from Peking University, with a dissertation examining the impact of e-commerce on rural residents’ sales and consumption, and a B.E. in Economics from Southwestern University of Finance and Economics. Currently, Dr. Liu is a postdoctoral fellow at the China International Capital Corporation (CICC) Global Institute and Fudan University, exploring cross-shareholding and firm innovation under the guidance of senior economists. Dr. Liu also served as a short-term consultant at the World Bank, analyzing fertility preferences. With five publications, including in Economic Development and Cultural Change, Cities, and PNAS Nexus, Dr. Liu’s work has been cited 30 times across 30 documents, achieving an h-index of 2. Recognized for academic excellence, Dr. Liu has received multiple awards, including the Peking University Second-Class Scholarship and Best Paper Awards at international conferences. Current research explores digital transformation in agriculture, rural e-commerce expansion, and the economic consequences of housing demolition. Dr. Liu’s research contributes to sustainable and inclusive economic development in China and beyond.

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Featured Publications

Wang, X., Ren, Y., Yamauchi, F., Huang, J., & [Author]. (2025). “The power of the anti-corruption campaign: Evidence from cigarette and alcohol consumptions in China.” Economic Development and Cultural Change, 73(2), 941–977.

He, Z., Shi, X., Sun, X., & [Author]. (2024). “Housing demolition and entrepreneurship: Evidence from China.” Cities, 152, 105201.

Wang, X., Min, S., Jin, S., Huang, J., & [Author]. (2025). “The influence of improved wheat and maize varieties on infant mortality in China.” PNAS Nexus, 4(2), pgaf048.

Huang, J., Su, L., Huang, Q., & [Author]. (2022). “Facilitating inclusive ICT application and e-commerce development in rural China.” Agricultural Economics, 53(6), 938–952.

Jose Rishmawi | Financial Data Analysis | Best Researcher Award

Published on 06/09/202506/09/2025 by Research Data Analysis

Mr. Jose Rishmawi | Financial Data Analysis | Best Researcher Award

University of Chicago | Chile

Mr. Jose Rishmawi is an emerging economist whose academic and professional journey reflects a strong dedication to advancing knowledge in macroeconomics, international economics, and trade policy. With a rich background in research and policy advisory roles, he has contributed to shaping economic perspectives in both academic and institutional contexts. His professional experience includes impactful roles at the Central Bank of Chile, where he worked on critical economic analyses and policy recommendations. Currently pursuing his doctoral studies at a prestigious U.S. institution, his work bridges advanced economic theory with real-world policy applications, positioning him as a promising researcher and advisor in the field of economics.

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Education

Mr. Rishmawi has pursued a robust academic path in economics, starting with a Bachelor’s degree and Master’s degree in Applied Economics from the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile, where he graduated with honors and earned recognition for academic excellence. He later advanced his studies with a Ph.D. program in Economics at a leading U.S. university, focusing on advanced economic methodologies, international trade dynamics, and macroeconomic theory. His education reflects both a strong foundation in economic theory and a specialization in applying empirical tools to address real-world economic challenges.

Experience

His professional experience is marked by diverse and high-impact roles that combine economic research with policy implementation. At the Central Bank of Chile, he served as an Economic Research Analyst in the Big Data Analytics Department, contributing to data-driven analyses on firm delinquency, interest rate shocks, and exchange rate pass-through effects. Previously, he advised the Vice-Governor of the Central Bank of Chile, where he provided strategic insights and contributed to policy briefs addressing critical economic shifts. His earlier roles as a Research Assistant and Teaching Assistant further highlight his commitment to both advancing research and mentoring students in foundational economics, econometrics, and microeconomic theory.

Research Interest

Mr. Rishmawi’s research interests span macroeconomics, international economics, and international trade, with a strong emphasis on empirical and structural analysis. His work explores the transmission mechanisms of exchange rate fluctuations, the heterogeneity of interest rate shocks on firms, and the broader macroeconomic implications of policy changes. By employing advanced econometric techniques and integrating big data analytics, he aims to provide nuanced insights that inform monetary policy, trade strategies, and economic stability in emerging markets and global contexts.

Awards and Honors

Throughout his academic and professional journey, Mr. Rishmawi has been recognized for his exceptional achievements and contributions to economics. He has received competitive fellowships and awards that underscore his academic excellence and research potential, including prestigious recognition at his doctoral institution and top honors during his master’s and undergraduate studies. His early recognition as the best student in his academic programs reflects a consistent track record of outstanding performance and intellectual dedication.

Publication

Impact of the access to Fogape-Covid program on firm delinquency: Evidence from commercial loans within the banking system, 2025

Conclusion

With a strong foundation in applied economics, extensive experience in policy-oriented research, and a commitment to advancing economic thought, Mr. Jose Rishmawi exemplifies the qualities of a future leader in economics. His interdisciplinary expertise, spanning macroeconomic modeling, international trade analysis, and big data applications, positions him to make significant contributions to both academic research and global economic policy development. As he continues his doctoral research and academic career, his work holds the potential to influence economic strategies at national and international levels.

Zakiyeh azdanshenas | Qualitative Research | Best Researcher Award

Published on 08/08/202508/08/2025 by Research Data Analysis

Dr. Zakiyeh azdanshenas | Qualitative Research | Best Researcher Award

University of Tehran | Iran

Dr. Zakiyeh Yazdanshenas is an accomplished scholar and academic leader specializing in International Relations, Regional Studies, and China–Middle East dynamics. She currently serves as an Assistant Professor at the University of Tehran’s Faculty of World Studies, Department of East and South Asian Studies, where she designs and delivers graduate-level courses on politics, China’s foreign policy, and global cultural transitions. Alongside her academic post, she is a Research Fellow at the Center for Applied Research in Partnership with the Orient (Germany) and the Director of the China–MENA Relations Research Group at the Center for Scientific Research and Middle East Strategic Studies (Iran). With a blend of academic, policy, and research expertise, Dr. Yazdanshenas plays a pivotal role in fostering dialogue and knowledge exchange on geopolitical developments, regional integration, and cross-cultural engagement.

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Education

Dr. Yazdanshenas holds a Ph.D. in Regional Studies from the University of Tehran, where her doctoral research explored the “Pivot to Asia Strategy” and its implications for the Middle East’s regional order under the guidance of distinguished professors. She earned her Master’s degree in International Relations from Shahid Beheshti University, focusing on China’s position in the international system and its strategic opportunities and challenges. Her academic journey began with a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science from the University of Shiraz, where she developed the foundational knowledge that would later underpin her scholarly focus on Asia–Middle East relations.

Experience

Dr. Yazdanshenas has an extensive academic and research portfolio. At the University of Tehran, she is responsible for graduate modules such as Introduction to Politics, China’s Foreign Policy, and Culture and Identity in a World in Transition. She has also served as Visiting Assistant Professor at the University of Tehran’s Faculty of Law and Political Science, Allameh Tabataba’i University, and the University of Bojnord, teaching subjects including U.S. foreign policy, theories of regional studies, and international negotiations.
Her research experience spans roles as Researcher at the Islamic Parliament Research Center of Iran, where she produced policy reports on China’s foreign policy in Central and West Asia, and as a long-term Research Fellow at the Center for Scientific Research and Middle East Strategic Studies. She has actively engaged in project-based research funded by prestigious institutions, covering topics such as China’s antitrust laws, Iran–China strategic partnerships, and U.S. governmental foreign policy strategies. Beyond academia, she has contributed to the public discourse as a journalist and columnist for leading Iranian and international platforms.

Research Interests

Her research interests lie at the intersection of International Relations, Regional Studies, and comparative foreign policy, with a primary focus on China–Middle East relations, U.S.–China strategic rivalry, and geopolitical transitions in the MENA region. She is particularly engaged in examining how China’s expanding role affects regional connectivity, security dialogue, and economic integration. Other interests include identity politics in global affairs, international negotiations, and the influence of major power competition on regional orders. Her work blends theoretical analysis with policy-relevant insights, aiming to contribute both to academic scholarship and to informed policymaking.

Awards & Recognitions

While her academic career is defined more by scholarly contributions and leadership roles than formal awards, Dr. Yazdanshenas’s recognition comes through her international invitations to speak at high-profile conferences and panels. She has been a guest speaker at globally respected institutions and forums, including Princeton University, the Middle East Institute (Singapore), CARPO, and the Arab Center for Research and Policy Studies. These invitations reflect the global relevance of her research and the esteem in which she is held by peers in academia and policy circles.

Publication

From Engaging to Containing China: US Attempts to Fill Power-role Gaps (2000–2018)

Authors: Zakiyeh Yazdanshenas
Journal: The International Spectator
Year: 2025

China-Iran Strategic Partnership and the Future of US Hegemony in the Persian Gulf Region

Authors: Alam Saleh, Zakiyeh Yazdanshenas
Journal: British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies
Year: 2024

Economic Diplomacy and China’s Strategy in Regulating Relations with Iran and Saudi Arabia

Authors: Zakiyeh Yazdanshenas
Journal: Strategic Studies of Public Policy
Year: 2022

International Institutions of the Middle East: The GCC, Arab League, and Arab Maghreb Union

Authors: Zakiyeh Yazdanshenas
Journal: British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies
Year: 2021

Conclusion

Dr. Zakiyeh Yazdanshenas stands out as a leading voice in analyzing and shaping the discourse on China–Middle East relations and broader geopolitical transformations. Her multidisciplinary expertise, teaching excellence, and extensive research engagements position her as both a scholar and a bridge-builder between academic research and policy application. Through her roles in academia, research institutes, and international platforms, she has contributed significantly to understanding the dynamics of regional orders and the interplay of global powers. Her ongoing work continues to influence scholarly debates, policy formulation, and cross-regional collaboration, underscoring her role as an influential figure in the evolving landscape of international relations.

Alessandra Cappelletti | Qualitative Research | Best Researcher Award

Published on 08/08/202508/08/2025 by Research Data Analysis

Dr. Alessandra Cappelletti | Qualitative Research | Best Researcher Award

Xi’an Jiaotong Liverpool University | China

Dr. Alessandra Cappelletti is an Associate Professor at Xi’an Jiaotong–Liverpool University in Suzhou, China, and a distinguished scholar in the fields of Chinese domestic policy, international relations, and cultural diplomacy. Her academic career blends extensive research, leadership in higher education, and active participation in global academic networks. With a strong background in Oriental languages, international studies, and socio-political research, she has developed an influential voice on China’s soft power, global positioning, and the socio-economic dynamics of minority regions. She has held numerous leadership and administrative roles, directed cross-cultural research initiatives, and contributed to major academic collaborations bridging China, Europe, and Central Asia.

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Education

Dr. Cappelletti holds a dual PhD in Eastern and Southern Asian Studies and Law with a specialization in Ethno-Sociology from the University of Naples “L’Orientale” and Minzu University of China. Her doctoral research focused on the socio-economic development of Xinjiang, particularly in Kashgar and Shihezi. She also completed postgraduate specialization in Diplomatic and International Studies at the University of Padua, supported by a scholarship from the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Her academic journey began with a BA and MA in Oriental Languages and Literatures, majoring in Classical Chinese, from the University of Venice “Ca’ Foscari.” Additionally, she has been awarded a Postgraduate Certificate in Higher Education by the University of Liverpool and is a Fellow of the UK Higher Education Academy, reflecting her commitment to academic excellence and pedagogical innovation.

Experience

In her current role as Associate Professor in the Department of International Studies at Xi’an Jiaotong–Liverpool University, Dr. Cappelletti leads modules across undergraduate and postgraduate programs, supervises BA, MA, and PhD dissertations, and mentors research projects on topics including China’s soft power, public diplomacy, and international policy frameworks. She has served as Head of Department, managing substantial budgets, recruitment, faculty development, and fostering institutional partnerships. Her administrative experience includes securing research grants, developing Erasmus Plus agreements, curating lecture series, and coordinating strategic initiatives within the university.

Beyond her core academic post, she has been an Adjunct Senior Research Fellow at the XIPU Institution, a member of editorial boards, and a consultant for cultural and academic projects. Her professional journey spans teaching and consultancy roles across Europe and China, including the Confucius Institute at the University of Rome “La Sapienza,” LUISS Guido Carli University, and various cultural organizations. She has organized academic exchanges, cultural tours, and international conferences, and has represented her expertise in both scholarly and public policy forums worldwide.

Research Interest

Dr. Cappelletti’s research encompasses China’s domestic and foreign policy, global positioning, and cultural diplomacy. She has a particular focus on national minorities, especially in Xinjiang, exploring historical, socio-economic, and political transformations in peripheral regions. Her work also examines the role of soft power in China’s global engagement, public policy implementation, and the sociology of narrative in international relations. She actively engages in research on the Belt and Road Initiative, its impact on Central Asia, and the intersections between cultural diplomacy and economic development. Her interdisciplinary approach integrates political science, sociology, and area studies, enabling nuanced analysis of China’s role in the evolving global order.

Awards and Grants

Dr. Cappelletti has secured competitive research funding from institutions including the Italian Trade Agency and Xi’an Jiaotong–Liverpool University’s Summer Undergraduate Research Fund. These grants have supported projects on China’s martial arts and international relations, the Chinese automotive industry, and soft power strategies. Her professional recognition includes fellowship in the UK Higher Education Academy and invitations to speak at leading universities and think tanks worldwide. She has been invited to contribute to high-profile international conferences, government consultations, and interdisciplinary research workshops, highlighting her impact both within academia and in policy-making circles.

Publication

The mobilization of ‘capabilities’ as an idea and practice in today’s China: From appropriation to exclusion of Uyghur identities

Authors: Alessandra Cappelletti
Journal: Central Asian Survey
Year: 2025

Perceptions of China’s soft power: exploring the cognition wall through the case of the Confucius Institute

Authors: Yuxuan Han, Alessandra Cappelletti
Journal: Humanities and Social Sciences Communications
Year: 2025

Multinormativity of a place: the ‘meaning system’ of Ordam Mazar and its relevance as ‘global cultural heritage’

Authors: Alessandra Cappelletti
Journal: International Journal of Cultural Policy
Year: 2025

Managing the COVID-19 Pandemic in China: A Biopolitical Approach

Authors: Evangelos Fanoulis, Alessandra Cappelletti
Journal: China Report
Year: 2025

The leader and the people

Authors: Evangelos Fanoulis, Alessandra Cappelletti
Journal: Journal of Language and Politics
Year: 2023

Losing centrality and socialization of Islam in Suzhou: Memories, identities and positionality around the city mosques

Authors: Alessandra Cappelletti
Journal: Contemporary Islam
Year: 2023

Conclusion

Dr. Alessandra Cappelletti stands out as a dynamic academic leader and an accomplished researcher whose expertise bridges the worlds of Chinese studies, global diplomacy, and international education. Her career reflects a dedication to deep cross-cultural understanding, innovative scholarship, and the creation of collaborative platforms between China and the wider world. Whether through her leadership in academic departments, her contributions to scholarly discourse, or her engagement in public diplomacy, she continues to influence the field of international studies with insight, rigor, and an enduring commitment to fostering global dialogue.

Lianhong QIU | Data Analysis | Best Researcher Award

Published on 07/08/202507/08/2025 by Research Data Analysis

Assoc Prof Dr. Lianhong QIU | Data Analysis | Best Researcher Award

Guangdong Provincial Party School of the CPC | China

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Lianhong Qiu is a distinguished scholar and academic at the Guangdong Provincial Party School of the Communist Party of China (CPC). With a firm grounding in economics and governance, he has cultivated an academic profile that blends theoretical rigor with practical application. His scholarly work addresses the intersections of climate risk, industrial development, and technological transformation, particularly within the context of China’s evolving energy and policy landscape. His research reflects a commitment to exploring actionable solutions that align economic growth with environmental sustainability and energy security.

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Education

Dr. Qiu earned his Ph.D. in Economics from the prestigious Party School of the Central Committee of the CPC, now recognized as the National Academy of Governance. His academic journey was grounded in comprehensive training in macroeconomics, industrial policy, and state governance, equipping him with the tools to dissect complex systemic interactions within China’s socio-economic framework. This background provided the foundation for his interdisciplinary approach to economic research, incorporating advanced econometric methods, risk analysis, and policy impact evaluation.

Experience

As an Associate Professor at the Guangdong Provincial Party School of the CPC, Dr. Qiu plays a pivotal role in shaping the intellectual discourse on economic transformation and governance. He is actively involved in training government officials and contributing to the academic development of future policy leaders. His teaching covers subjects related to industrial economics, climate economics, and innovation policy, while his administrative contributions support academic research and institutional collaboration. His experience extends beyond academia into policy consultancy, where he offers insights into the real-world implications of emerging economic trends.

Research Interest

Dr. Qiu’s primary research interest lies in industrial economic development, with a strong emphasis on the interface between environmental risks and technological advancement. His recent work addresses the dynamic interactions among climate physical risk (PRI), transition risk (TRI), and new energy vehicle (NEV) adoption in China. By applying time-varying parameter vector autoregression models with stochastic volatility, he introduces innovative tools for quantifying the evolving relationships between these variables. This methodological approach allows for a nuanced understanding of the cause-effect mechanisms underpinning industrial and environmental shifts, especially within the energy and transportation sectors.

He also explores asymmetric impacts and feedback loops—for instance, while physical climate risks may suppress consumer uptake of NEVs, transition-related regulatory pressures tend to encourage their adoption. Additionally, his findings highlight that while NEV growth mitigates physical climate risk, it may also exacerbate transition risk under certain conditions. These insights have significant implications for balancing industrial policy, environmental sustainability, and energy strategy.

Award

Dr. Qiu’s contributions have been recognized within academic and policy-making circles for their methodological sophistication and relevance to contemporary governance challenges. His research has been acknowledged for its impact on policy design and strategic planning in the field of green transition and industrial transformation. By offering empirical insights that align with China’s dual-carbon goals, his work is instrumental in shaping regional and national strategies for green innovation, energy resilience, and climate adaptation.

Publication

How do climate risks intersect with the rise of new energy vehicles in China?

Authors: Qiu, LH; Wong, XQ; (…); Song, YB
Journal: Economic Analysis and Policy
Year: 2025

The essential role of big data: Could it effectively mitigate non-performing loans?

Authors: Qiu, LH; Su, HD; (…); Qin, M
Journal: Romanian Journal of Economic Forecasting
Year: 2024

Are there digital tech bubbles in China?

Authors: Qin, M; Su, CW; (…); Lobont, OR
Journal: Technological and Economic Development of Economy
Year: 2024

Climate policy uncertainty, oil price and agricultural commodity: From quantile and time perspective

Authors: Wang, KH; Kan, JM; (…); Xu, SL
Journal: Economic Analysis and Policy
Year: 2023

The inevitable role of El Nino: A fresh insight into the oil market

Authors: Qin, M; Qiu, LH; (…); Jiao, W
Journal: Economic Research – Ekonomska Istraživanja
Year: 2020

Conclusion

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Lianhong Qiu stands out as a dynamic scholar whose interdisciplinary expertise contributes to the evolving discourse on sustainable industrial development in China. Through innovative methodological approaches, empirical rigor, and a strong commitment to real-world impact, he addresses pressing challenges at the nexus of climate change, economic transition, and technological innovation. His work not only advances academic thought but also provides actionable guidance for policymakers navigating the complexities of green growth and energy transformation. As China and the world face intensifying climate and energy challenges, Dr. Qiu’s research continues to offer vital pathways for aligning economic prosperity with environmental stewardship.