WANG Qiushi
Professor
Department of Public Administration
Email: wangqsh3@mail.sysu.edu.cn
Research Areas
Public Budgeting and Finance, Public Management
Education
University of Nebraska at Omaha（2005-2009），Ph.D., Public Administration
University of Minnesota at Twin Cities（2003-2005）， M.P.P.
Duke University（2001-2003），Doctoral student in Romance Studies
Peking University（1998-2001），M.A., Spanish
Guangdong University of Foreign Studies（1994-1998），B. A., Spanish
Nanjing Foreign Language School（1988-1994)
Academic Appointments
Professor, Sun Yat-sen University，2022--Present
Associate Professor, Sun Yat-sen University，2016--2022
Assistant Professor, Rutgers University at Newark，2010--2016
Assistant Professor, University of Texas at Arlington，2009--2010
Peer-reviewed Research Articles
(Note:* indicates corresponding author, ^ indicates student coauthor)
17) Qiushi Wang, and Zhen Guan*^. (Forthcoming). Can sunlight disperse mistrust? A meta-analysis of the effect of transparency on citizens' trust in government. Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory. (SSCI)
16) Qiushi Wang, Jun Peng, Zhen Guan*^, and Yan Xiao. (Forthcoming). The fiscal effects of U.S. state budget stabilization funds (BSFs): Evidence from a meta-analysis. International Public Management Journal. (SSCI)
15) Qiushi Wang, and Zongfeng Sun*. (Forthcoming). Geographic location, development of higher education and donations to Chinese non-public foundations. Journal of Chinese Governance. (SSCI).
14) Jun Peng, and Qiushi Wang*. (Forthcoming). Alternative investements: Is it a solution to the funding shortage of U.S. public pension plans? Journal of Pension Economics & Finance. (SSCI).
13) Qiushi Wang and Meili Niu*. (2020). Exploring the relationship between government budget Information and citizens' perceptions of public service performance in China. Public Management Review, 22(3): 317-340. (SSCI).
12) Jiahuan Lu, Weiwei Lin, and Qiushi Wang*. (2019). Does a more diversified revenue structure lead to greater financial capacity and less vulnerability in nonprofit organizations? A bibliometric and meta-analysis. VOLUNTAS: International Journal of Voluntary and Nonprofit Organizations, 30(3): 593-609. (SSCI).
11) Qiushi Wang*, and Jun Peng. (2018). Political embeddedness of public pension governance: An event history analysis of discount rate changes. Public Administration Review, 78(5):785-794. (SSCI).
10) Qiushi Wang. (2017). Fiscal institutions and the funding status of U.S. state and local pension plans. Public Money & Management, 37(7): 507-514. (SSCI).
9) Jun Peng, and Qiushi Wang*. (2017). Affordability of public pension benefit: A historical and empirical analysis of U.S. state and local government pension contribution. Journal of Pension Economics & Finance, 16(1): 21-42. (SSCI).
8) Ken Kriz, and Qiushi Wang*. (2016). Risk aversion during financial crisis: An event-study approach. Municipal Finance Journal, 37(2): 29-49.
7) Weiwei Lin, and Qiushi Wang*. (2016). What helped nonprofits weather the Great Recession: Evidence from human services and community development organizations. Nonprofit Management & Leadership, 26(3): 257-276. (SSCI).
6) Can Chen, Ken Kriz, and Qiushi Wang*. (2016). How does the health of transportation infrastructure affect state credit ratings? An empirical analysis. Public Finance Review, 44(5): 660-680.
5) Qiushi Wang*, and Jun Peng. (2016). An empirical analysis of state and local public pension plan funded ratio change, 2001-2009. The American Review of Public Administration, 46(1): 75-91. (SSCI).
4) Ken Kriz, Qiushi Wang*, and Sikarn Issarachaiyos. (2015). Debt burden and perceived sovereign default risk: Evidence from credit default swaps. Public Finance and Management, 15(3): 203-224.
3) Soojin Kim^, and Qiushi Wang*. (2015). Can state budget periodicity affect general expenditure volatility: An empirical analysis. Public Budgeting, Accounting & Financial Management, 27(4): 419-454.
2) Jun Peng, Ken Kriz, and Qiushi Wang*. (2014). The two worlds of municipal bonds: Are lower-rated bonds punished more by financial crisis? Public Budgeting & Finance, 34(1): 18-38.: Winner of the 2014 Jesse Burkhead Award for Best Article published in Public Budgeting & Finance.
1) John Bartle, Ken Kriz*, and Qiushi Wang. (2008). Assessing debt affordability for large capital projects: A case study.Municipal Finance Journal, 29(2): 1-20.
Peer-reviewed Articles in Chinese and Others
• 王秋石，关阵. 中国地方政府债务促进了经济增长吗? — 一个元分析. 《公共管理与政策评论》, 2021, 10(3): 107-122.
• 於莉，王秋石. 中国地方预算执行管理改革及其效果评估. 《财政研究》, 2021, (3): 28-40.
• Kriz, Ken and Qiushi Wang. (2012). Chapter 18: Measuring and Monitoring Debt Capacity and Affordability: Market- and Nonmarket-based Models. In Levine, H., Scorsone, E., & Justice, J. B. (Eds.), Handbook of Local Government Fiscal Health (pp. 453-474). Burlington, MA: Jones & Bartlett Learning.
• 张亚红，王秋石. 美国两次镀金时代及其后的治理转型. 《浙江大学学报 (人文社会科学版)》, 2012, 42(2): 35-49.
• 王秋石. 《绩效预算改革的国际经验》. 牛美丽主编. 《地方政府绩效预算改革》. 北京：格致出版社, 2012: 179-217.
• 王秋石. 用明天的钱办明天的事：美国市政债券制度评述. 《公共行政评论》，2008, (3): 150-171.
• 王秋石.《重视语言: 公共行政学的叙述基础》评述. 《公共行政评论》, 2008, (1): 191-197.
Awards
Jesse Burkhead Award for best article published in Public Budgeting & Finance, 2014;
Pi Alpha Alpha (National Public Administration Honorary), 2007;
Margaret Gessaman Graduate Fellowship, University of Nebraska at Omaha, January 2007;
Editorial Service
Editor, Chinese Public Administration Review 2021 —
Professional Membership
The American Society for Public Administration (ASPA);
Association for Budgeting & Financial Management (ABFM);
China-American Association for Public Affairs (CAPPA) board memeber since 2022;
