Political Implications of China's Technocracy in the Reform Era

Gang Chen is an assistant director and senior research fellow of the East Asian Institute (EAI), National University of Singapore. Since he joined the EAI in 2007, he has been tracing China's politics, foreign policy, environmental and energy policies and publishing extensively on these issues. He is the single author of Politics of Renewable Energy in China (Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar, 2019), The Politics of Disaster Management in China: Institutions, Interest Groups, and Social Participation (New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2016), China's Climate Policy (London and New York: Routledge, 2012), Politics of China's Environmental Protection: Problems and Progress (Singapore: World Scientific, 2009) and The Kyoto Protocol and International Cooperation against Climate Change (in Chinese) (Beijing: Xinhua Press, 2008). His research papers have appeared in internationally refereed journals such as Asian Survey, Asia Pacific Business Review, The Copenhagen Journal of Asian Studies, The International Spectator, The Polar Journal, China: An International Journal, The Chinese Journal of International Politics and The Journal of East Asian Affairs. He provides consultancy for the Singapore government on environmental and energy issues in East Asia. He is a member of the Association of Chinese Political Studies based in the USA. He is frequently interviewed by media like Bloomberg TV, The Wall Street Journal, the BBC, NHK, Channel NewsAsia and Xinhua News Agency. He sometimes gives lectures at the Business School of the National University of Singapore, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Singapore and Singapore Environment Institute. He helps the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy to design the "Public Sector Risk Management" curriculum for MPA students. He is a member of the Global Emerging Voices program jointly sponsored by the German Marshall Fund of the United States, Stiftung Mercator, Torino World Affairs Institute and Australian National University. He has participated in various international research projects like the "EU-Asia Dialogue" co-funded by the European Union and the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung (KAS) of Germany and the Asian Energy Program sponsored by the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy.

陳剛是新加坡國立大學東亞研究所（EAI）的助理主任及高級研究員。自2007年加入EAI以來，他一直在追蹤中國的政治、外交政策、環境與能源政策，並在這些議題上發表了大量的研究成果。他是《中國可再生能源的政治》（英國切爾滕納姆：愛德華·艾爾加出版社，2019）、《中國災害管理的政治：機構、利益團體與社會參與》（紐約：帕爾格雷夫·麥克米倫，2016）、《中國的氣候政策》（倫敦與紐約：勞特利奇，2012）、《中國環境保護的政治：問題與進展》（新加坡：世界科學出版社，2009）以及《京都議定書與應對氣候變化的國際合作》（中文）（北京：新華出版社，2008）的唯一作者。他的研究論文發表於多個國際評審期刊，如《亞洲調查》、《亞太商業評論》、《哥本哈根亞洲研究期刊》、《國際觀察者》、《極地期刊》、《中國：國際期刊》、《中國國際政治期刊》及《東亞事務期刊》。他為新加坡政府提供有關東亞環境與能源問題的諮詢服務。他是美國中國政治研究協會的成員。陳剛經常接受彭博電視、華爾街日報、BBC、NHK、Channel NewsAsia及新華社等媒體的訪問。他有時在新加坡國立大學商學院、新加坡外交部及新加坡環境研究所講授課程。他協助李光耀公共政策學院為公共行政碩士（MPA）學生設計「公共部門風險管理」課程。他是由美國德國馬歇爾基金會、梅卡托基金會、都靈世界事務研究所及澳洲國立大學共同贊助的全球新興聲音計畫的成員。他參與了多個國際研究項目，如由歐盟與德國康拉德·阿登納基金會（KAS）共同資助的「歐盟-亞洲對話」及由李光耀公共政策學院贊助的亞洲能源計畫。