TANG Hao

Professor of Political Science

School of Politics and Public Administration 

at South China Normal University

Tel: (86)  18675823006

E-mail: tanghao@m.scnu.edu.cn

EDUCATION

09/2003-07/2007     Department of International Relations, JiNan University  

       Major: International Relations 

       Degree: Ph.D.

09/1995-07/1998     Department of Political Science, North East Normal University

     Major: Political Science

       Degree: M.A. 

09/1991-07/1995     Department of Political Science, North East Normal University 

     Major: Political Science

     Degree: B.A.

08/2014-08/2015      George Mason University(U.S.) Visiting Scholar

07/2013-08/2013      Chinese University of  Hong Kong.  Visiting Scholar

08/2009-06/2010      Randolph-Macon College(U.S.) Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence

10/2004-12/2004      Demon-fort University (U.K.) Visiting Scholar

WORK EXPERIENCE

10/2013-Pres     Professor, School of Politics and Public Administration, South China Normal University

8/2009-06/2010 Guest Associate Professor, Fulbright Scholar-in-residence at  Randolph- Macon College( Virginia, U.S.)

10/2006-10/2013 Associate Professor, School of Politics and Administration, South China Normal University 

12/2000-10/2006 Lecturer, School of Politics and Administration, South China Normal University

07/2011-5/2013  Research fellow,  Deputy Secretary-in-General in Center on Philanthropy at Sun Yat-sen University (Part time)

RESEARCH INTEREST

Informal Politics

Interest Groups Politics

Social Organizations and Philanthropy study 

Sino-US Relations

International Political Economy

RESEARCH FUNDING

05/2015-05/2017 Research on Informal Politics in China. Funded by National Social Science Foundation. RMB 180,000

05/2013-12/2015  Research on Public Diplomacy in U.S.A.  Funded by Education Minister of People’s Republic of China. RMB 78,000

12/2013-12/2014 Research on the Philanthropic organizations in China. Funded by Guangdong Province Government. RMB 40,000

3/2013-3/2014 Research on the Philanthropy of Red-cross in China. Funded by Foshan Red-cross . RMB 100,000

06/2008-06/2012 Research on the Economic Globalization from the Perspective of  Marxism.  Funded by Guangdong Province Government. RMB 10,000

TEACHING 

China’s Political System (Bilingual) 

International Political Economy (In English)

International Politics (In Chinese)

Sino-US Relations (In English)

PUBLICATIONS

ACADEMIC BOOK: 

2015  5  Chinese Style Philanthropy: Modernity, Justice and Civil Response. Published by China social sciences publishing house in Beijing.

2010 11 Competition and Consensus: An Analysis on the US Interest Group.   Published by People’s publishing house in Beijing.

ACADEMIC PAPERS ( A part):

In English: 

        “Undesirable Governance: A Comparative Analysis On Legal Environments of INGOs”  China Non-profit Review 2015-09

In Chinese:

2020 3  “Reflection on Extreme Nationalism under the International Crisis” Academic Research 

2016 10 “A comparative analysis on Chinese lobby and American lobby”  HUXIANG Forum, Hunan province

2014 10  “The mode of  Reform consensus in China.” Thinking Front. Yunnan Province

2014 4  “Analysis on the NIMBY movement in China”  Social Science in China (Restricted Version), Beijing.

2014 1 “Analysis on the social sense structure of China”  Lanzhou Academic Magazine 

2012 12  “Analysis on the public interest groups and the public diplomacy in U.S.”      Public Diplomacy Quarterly , Beijing

2011 8 “Analysis on Political Market in the U.S.”  Social Science in China (Restricted Version), Beijing. 

2011 7  “the Complexity of Political Stability in China”  HUXIANG Forum, 

Hunan province. (Quoted by Chinese Social Science Digest 2011 11)

2011 7 “Exogenous Order and Endogenous Order in Eastern Asia”  Tianjin Administration School, Tianjin

2011 6  “Research on the strategy for protecting China’s Overseas Interest”   Modern International Relations, Beijing

2007 9 “Imbalanced Development and Consequence of US Interest Groups”  Modern International Relations, Beijing

2007 1 “Political System Crisis in Developing 

Countries: A Perspective from the Coup d'etat in Thailand”  South East Asia Research,  Guangzhou.

2007 1 “The fare Development Rights and the Responsibility of Media”  Journalist, Shanghai.

2006 10 “The International System Crisis Resulted from Over-expansion of IPR”  Guangdong Social Science in, Guangzhou.

2005 10 “An Analysis of the US Policy toward ASEAN”  International Studies, Beijing.

2004 3 “Research on Types of Political Stability”  Academic Forum, Guangxi

2000 10 “Interest Groups' Influence on the Sino-US Relations”  Modern International Relations, Beijing.

PUBLIC REVIEWS  in English (A part ):

2011 9 “Public storm for environment protection in Dalian”  China Dialogue

2011 7 “Did oligarchs cause the crash?” China Dialogue

2010 7 “System failure on Environment Protection”  The  Guardian (U.K.)

2009 11 “corporate values, green governance” China Dialogue

2007 2 Waste exports: the underside of globalization China Dialogue

2008 5 NGOs and government: a new basis for cooperation China Dialogue

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MEMBERSHIP

China Society of International Relations

American Middle East Political Science Association