基本信息
张晓鸣,香港大学经济与工商管理学院博士,现任浙江大学社会学系“新百人计划”研究员。研究领域包括历史政治经济学、组织理论等。目前研究议题包括,中古中国的统一与分裂、古代官僚体系的组织学原理、中国早期复杂社会的兴起与衰落等。文章发表或即将发表于American Journal of Political Science; Journal of Development Economics; Journal of Comparative Economics; Journal of Chinese Governance; 学术月刊等期刊。
教育背景
2018-2022 香港大学经济与工商管理学院 组织与策略系 博士
2014-2018 浙江大学经济学院 博士学习
2010-2014 湘潭大学 商学院 经济学 学士
工作经历
2022.07-至今 浙江大学社会学系 “新百人计划”研究员
研究领域
历史政治经济学、量化历史、组织理论
讲授课程
社会统计、历史政治经济学
办公地点
紫金港校区西区创意A楼9层905室
联系方式
zhang.xiaoming@zju.edu.cn
个人主页
https://xiaoming-zhang.wixsite.com/academics
https://scholar.google.com/citations?hl=en&user=xyXToNsAAAAJ&view_op=list_works
论文发表
From Powerholder to Stakeholder: State-Building with Elite Compensation in Early Medieval China (with Joy Chen and Erik Wang) 2024. American Journal of Political Science.
(Media:https://broadstreet.blog/2022/01/07/leviathan-reborn-bureaucratic-legacies-of-china-and-the-first-great-divergence/)
Hedging Desperation: How the Confucian Clan as an Internal Financial Market Reduced Cannibalism in Historical China (with Zhiwu Chen and Zhan Lin),2024. Journal of Comparative Economics, 2024, 52(2): 361-382.
Discretion, Talent Allocation, and Governance Performance: Evidence from China’s Imperial Bureaucracy (with Zhengcheng Liu), 2024. Conditionally accepted by Journal of Development Economics
工作论文
Information Foundations of State Capacity: Evidence from the Imperial Bureaucracy of China 2024. (R&R at Social Forces)
Awakening Latent Human Capital: Entrepreneurship and the Opening of China's Treaty Ports (with Li Duan) (R&R at Journal of Development Economics)
Meritocracy and Bureaucratic Performance: Evidence form Random Assignment in China’s Imperial Bureaucracy (with James Kung and Kevin Zhengcheng Liu)
理念如何塑造社会结构?南宋的理学与精英地方化. 2024. 张晓鸣、雷霄
研究项目
The Rise and Fall of Complex Society in Prehistoric China (3500BCE-1500BCE): An Evolutionary Theory of Social Power
From God to Father: The Ritual Reform of Western Zhou Dynasty (1046-771 BCE) (with Yuqi Chen)
Task Complexity, Disciplinary Sanction and Dynamic Incentive Provision in Imperial Bureaucracy (with Zhiwu Chen, Jin Li, and Zhan Lin)