Tian Shu (1985- ), PhD in Management, Associate Professor. Research direction: Social organization and community governance.

Teaching Courses:

(Undergraduate Course) History of Public Administration Theory, Local Government Management, Administrative Leadership and Decision-making

(Postgraduate Course) A Comparative Study of Chinese and Foreign Administrative Systems, Community management (MPA)

Representative Results:

1. Community Participation in the perspective of social exchange: An analysis of characteristics and mechanism. Journal of Central South University (SOCIAL SCIENCES), 2018(5). (CSSCI)

2. “Linkage of Community, Social Organization and Social Workers”: An innovative mechanism to solve the dilemma of community governance. Theory Monthly, 2016(4). (CSSCI) (Author ranking 1/1)

3. The relationship of sub-district offices and community neighborhood committees from a dual perspective: Administrative control and social exchange. Academic Exchange, 2016(3). (CSSCI) (Author ranking 1/1)

    

   Research Projects Presiding:

4. Research on the innovation of collaborative mechanism for the cultivation of community social organizations in Beijing. Beijing Social Science Foundation project, 18GLC072.

5. Research on the mechanism innovation of social organizations participating in government purchase of public services under the “Linkage of Community, Social Organization and Social Workers”. Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities project, PTRW1702.

6. Research on the model of “District-controlled Community in the reform of grass-roots social management system. Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities project, ZY1422.