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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 (Philosophy,Humanities 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.