肖可舟 Kezhou Xiao
肖可舟 Kezhou Xiao
Embedded Files
Research Assistant Professor,
Institute of Guangdong, Hong Kong, Macao Development Studies,
Sun Yat-sen University, Guangzhou, China
Email contact: spencerxiao@gmail.com
University page: https://ygafz.sysu.edu.cn/teacher/2027
Dr. Xiao's current research focuses on the political economy of development in China, specifically examining how political conflicts, financial crises, and distributional concerns influence economic policy outcomes. His work has appeared in notable journals, including Small Business Economics, Business and Politics, and the Journal of Contemporary China.
Dr. Xiao's current research focuses on the political economy of development in China, specifically examining how political conflicts, financial crises, and distributional concerns influence economic policy outcomes. His work has appeared in notable journals, including Small Business Economics, Business and Politics, and the Journal of Contemporary China.
He is affiliated with several prestigious academic organizations, including the International Economic Association, the European Economic Association, and the Econometric Society. In addition to his scholarly contributions, Dr. Xiao has also undertaken policy consulting projects with international organizations, including the G-24.
He is affiliated with several prestigious academic organizations, including the International Economic Association, the European Economic Association, and the Econometric Society. In addition to his scholarly contributions, Dr. Xiao has also undertaken policy consulting projects with international organizations, including the G-24.
Dr. Xiao holds a Ph.D. in Economics from the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) and a B.A. from the University of Virginia.
Dr. Xiao holds a Ph.D. in Economics from the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) and a B.A. from the University of Virginia.
Working papers:
Working papers:
Regularized National Congresses and Political Business Cycle: Institutionalized Economic Volatility in China (with Yulong Liu). Revised and Resubmit at World Development.
Regularized National Congresses and Political Business Cycle: Institutionalized Economic Volatility in China (with Yulong Liu). Revised and Resubmit at World Development.
Presentation History: CES Meeting at Zhejiang University, 2024/7; XJTLU, 2025/4.
Presentation History: CES Meeting at Zhejiang University, 2024/7; XJTLU, 2025/4.
Privatization, State-owned Enterprises Reform, and State Strategy: Evidence from post-Crisis Stimulus (with Luke Yasheng Zhang). Under Revision.
Privatization, State-owned Enterprises Reform, and State Strategy: Evidence from post-Crisis Stimulus (with Luke Yasheng Zhang). Under Revision.
Presentation History: Sun Yat-sen University, 2024/4; YES Meeting at Northwest University, Xi'an, China, 2024/5; CCER Summer Institute, 2024/6; CES Meeting at Zhejiang University, 2024/7.
Presentation History: Sun Yat-sen University, 2024/4; YES Meeting at Northwest University, Xi'an, China, 2024/5; CCER Summer Institute, 2024/6; CES Meeting at Zhejiang University, 2024/7.
China's Top-level Design 2.0: Lessons from the State Economic System Reform Commission (with Feng Tang). Under Review at China Perspectives.
China's Top-level Design 2.0: Lessons from the State Economic System Reform Commission (with Feng Tang). Under Review at China Perspectives.
Presentation History: Sun Yat-sen University, 2022/12; Nanjing University, 2023/5; South China Normal University, 2023/6; Fudan University, 2023/10; Xiamen University, 2023/11; International Economic Association World Congress in Colombia, 2023/12.
Presentation History: Sun Yat-sen University, 2022/12; Nanjing University, 2023/5; South China Normal University, 2023/6; Fudan University, 2023/10; Xiamen University, 2023/11; International Economic Association World Congress in Colombia, 2023/12.
Does Internationalizing the Stock Market Stimulate ESG Performance? Evidence from Connect Programs (with Shupeng Lin). Under Review.
Does Internationalizing the Stock Market Stimulate ESG Performance? Evidence from Connect Programs (with Shupeng Lin). Under Review.
Presentation History: YES Meeting at Jinan University, 2024/11; China Society of World Economics, 2024/11, Tsinghua University, 2025/4.
Presentation History: YES Meeting at Jinan University, 2024/11; China Society of World Economics, 2024/11, Tsinghua University, 2025/4.
Ongoing book project: How China Really Succeeded (and Could Fail): Inside the Party's Engine of Transformation
Ongoing book project: How China Really Succeeded (and Could Fail): Inside the Party's Engine of Transformation
Publications:
Publications:
Xiao, Kezhou. "Becoming global billionaires from mainland China: 2004–2018." Small Business Economics 62.2 (2024): 753-773.
Xiao, Kezhou. "Becoming global billionaires from mainland China: 2004–2018." Small Business Economics 62.2 (2024): 753-773.
Xiao, Kezhou. "Serving the People or the People's Note: On the Political Economy of Talent Allocation." Business and Politics 25.3 (2023): 330-351.
Xiao, Kezhou. "Serving the People or the People's Note: On the Political Economy of Talent Allocation." Business and Politics 25.3 (2023): 330-351.
Ahmad, Ehtisham, Meili Niu, and Kezhou Xiao, eds. Fiscal Underpinnings for Sustainable Development in China: Rebalancing in Guangdong. Singapore: Springer, 2018.
Ahmad, Ehtisham, Meili Niu, and Kezhou Xiao, eds. Fiscal Underpinnings for Sustainable Development in China: Rebalancing in Guangdong. Singapore: Springer, 2018.
Xiao, Kezhou, and Brantly Womack. "Distortion and Credibility within China's Internal Information System." Journal of Contemporary China 23.88 (2014): 680-697.
Xiao, Kezhou, and Brantly Womack. "Distortion and Credibility within China's Internal Information System." Journal of Contemporary China 23.88 (2014): 680-697.
Page updated
Google Sites
Report abuse