Background:
Dr Hui Feng is a postdoctoral research fellow at the School of Political Science and International Studies.He holds an MA from Peking University (China) and PhD (UQ).
Dr Fengs work focuses on the political economy of globalisation and China’s economic transition. His book on the politics of China’s entry into the WTO was published by Routledge in 2006. He has also published in prominent journals such as Political Studies and Review of the International Political Economy. His forthcoming book, Financial Reforms in China (Palgrave), examines the major events and developments in the Chinese financial sector since the Asian Financial Crisis. His current ARC project explores the institutional and political dynamics of China’s central banking reform and monetary policy, and its critical role in China’s efforts in building a modern financial infrastructure in the wake of market transition and financial integration.
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Selected Publications:
1. Feng, Hui. Financial Reforms in China: Challenges for the New Century. Palgrave, forthcoming.
2. Feng, Hui. 2006. The politics of China's accession to the World Trade Organisation: The Dragon Goes Global. London and New York: Routledge.
3. Bell, Stephen and Feng, Hui. ‘Reforming China’s Stock Market: Institutional Change Chinese Style’. Political Studies, forthcoming.
4. Feng, Hui. 2008. ‘Inside Beijing’s Power Struggle’, Central Banking, XIX (1), pp. 26-30.
5. Feng, Hui. 2007. ‘The Regulatory State? Metagovernance and China’s Post-WTO Financial Regulation’. Paper presented at the 49th Annual Conference of the American Association for Chinese Studies, Richmond, Virginia, USA, 5-7 October 2007.
6. Feng, Hui. 2007. ‘Broken China: Fixing a Fragile Regulatory Framework. The Financial Regulator, 12 (2), 43-8.
7. Feng, Hui. 2007. ‘How China Manages Its Reserves’. In R. Pringle and N. Carver (eds) Reserve Management Trends, London: Central Banking Publications.
8. Bell, Stephen and Hui Feng. 2007. ‘Made in China: IT Infrastructure Policy and the Politics of Trade Opening in Post-WTO China’. Review of International Political Economy, 14(1): 49-76.
9. Feng, Hui. 2007. ‘China’s New Reserve Strategy’. Central Banking, 17(3): 29-36.
10. Feng, Hui. 2006. ‘The Emergence of a Modern Payment Infrastructure in China’. Settlement, Payment, E-money and E-trading Development, 1(2): 17-21.
11. Feng, Hui. 2006. ‘How’s the People’s Bank is shaping China’s Financial Sector’. Central Banking, 17(1): 35-41.