Dr. Lin PENG
Honorary Lecturer: Dr. Peng obtained a Ph. D. in China Politics at the Department of Government and Public Administration of the Chinese University of Hong Kong. His research and teaching interests focus on civic engagement and state-society relationship, with particular expertise in civic activism in the fields of disaster management and environmental protection. Dr. Peng is currently based in Guangzhou and working at a think tank specialized in urban governance. He has been teaching Environmental Politics and Political Participation at the Chinese University of Hong Kong and University of Hong Kong since 2012.
Selected Publications
- Lin Peng, The Mobilizational State and Disaster Management in China: A Case Study of Earthquake Management. Press of China Social Sciences, 2020.
- Lin Peng, Yuan Xu, Hua Zhong, Tai Wei Lim, Fengshi Wu “Explaining Chronic Non-compliance of Polluting Firms in Guangzhou.” The China Policy Journal. Vol. 1, No. 1, 2018
- Lin Peng and Fengshi Wu (2018). “Building Up Alliances and Breaking Down State Monopoly: The Rise of Non-Governmental Disaster Relief in China.” The China Quarterly. Vol. 234, pp. 463-485.
- Lin Peng (2017). “Crisis Crowdsourcing and China’s Civic Participation in Disaster Response: Evidence from Earthquake Relief.” No. 31, Vol. 3, China Information, pp. 327-348.
- Lin Peng (2014). “NGOs, Mobilization Networks, and Development of Civil Disaster Relief.” China Third Sector Research, (2).