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Shaowei WU

Associate Professor

Contact information

E-mail:wushaowei@nju.edu.cn

Department of Public Administration

Areas of expertise

Civil Service; Professionalism in Civil Service; Public Policy; Pharmaceutical Policy; Identity Issues.

Education

Ph.D. Management                      

Business School, Hull University, UK

Dissertation: The managerial identity construction of senior managers during the periods of organizational changes.

 

MSc, E-Commerce

Nanjing University, Nanjing, China

 

BA, Management

Xi’an Jiaotong University, Xi’an, China


Research/work Experiences

Selected Publications

Lecturer of Public Administrations                                                       2016-present

Researches falls into three areas:

    The effects of civil servants professionalization on the quality of public service in China

    The effects of Civil servants' social identities on their motivations of policy implementation

    The effects of pharmaceutical policies on pharmaceutical enterprises’ innovation behaviors

Teach about:

    Research Methods

    Qualitative Methods for Public Administration Students


Selected Awards

Shaowei Wu & Shu Wei. (2019). The Study of Classification System Reform of Chinese Civil Servants from the Perspective of Institutional Logics. Chinese Public Administration, (2):29-34.

Shaowei Wu. (2018). Policy Alienation and Its Impact on Civil Servants’ Policy Implementation Willingness. Nanjing Journal of Social Sciences, (11):36-69.

Shaowei Wu & Shu Wei. (2018). Evolution of the Professionalization of Civil Servants in Developed Countries and Its Enlightenment, Journal of Nanjing University (PhilosophyHumanities and Social Science), (6):126-134.

Shaowei Wu & Shu Wei. (2018). An Empirical Analysis of the Relationship between Promotion Incentives of Government Officials and Performance of Policy Implementation. The Journal of Jiangsu Administration Institute, 100(4):101-110.

Shaowei Wu & Zhong Yang. (2017). Exploring Policy Implementation under the Chinese Context, Management World, (2):85-96.

Shaowei Wu & Zhong Yang. (2016). Exploring the Re-Socialization Process of Leaders under the Context of Organizational Changes. Jianghai Academic Journal, (5):81-87.