In Chinese

       Ching-Ping Tang

　

polcpt@ccu.edu.tw

168 University Rd.     Minhsiung, Chiayi, 621 Taiwan, ROC

O: 886(0)5 2428110
F: 886(0)5 2721195

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* Education  

Ph. D. (August, 1998)

School of Public Administration

University of Southern California , Los Angeles , CA , USA

 

MPIA (December 1993)

Graduate School of Public and International Affairs

University of Pittsburgh , Pittsburgh , PA , USA

 

* ACADEMIC AWARD  

Wu Ta-You Memorial Award, National Science Council of ROC, 2004

Young Scholar Award, National Chung Cheng University (CCU), 2003

Outstanding Research Award, College of Social Science , CCU, 2003

 

* PROFESSIONAL SERVICE  

Executive Editor, Taiwanese Political Science Review, 2003 to now

Member of Editorial Board, Issue & Studies, 2004 to now.

Member of Editorial Board, Wenti Yu Yanjiu [Issues and Studies], 2006~now

Member of Directing Board, Taiwanese Political Science Association, 2004~now

Director, Survey Research Center of National Chung-Cheng University , 2004~2006

Chairman, Teaching Committee of “ Taiwan Association for Schools of Public Administration and Affairs”, 2005~2006

Director, Survey Research Center , 2005~2006

 

* FIELDS OF RESEArch  

Administrative Reform in Democratization

Voluntary Sector and Community Development

Environmental Governance

Technology Policy

Public Management

* Publication

(A) Journal Articles:

  1. Tang, Ching-Ping and Shui-Yan Tang. 2006. “Democratization and Capacity-Building for Environmental Governance: Managing Land Subsidence in Taiwan ,” Environment and Planning A: forthcoming.

  2. Tang, Shui-Yan, Ching-Ping Tang , and Carlos Wing-Hung Lo, 2005. “Public Participation and Environmental Impact Assessment in Mainland China and Taiwan : Political Foundations of Environmental Management,” The Journal of Development Studies 41 (1): 1-32.

  3. Tang, Ching-Ping, 2004. “When New Public Management Runs into Democratization: Taiwan 's Public Administration in Transition,” Issues & Studies 40 (3/4): 59-100.

  4. Tang, Shui-Yan and Ching-Ping Tang , 2004. “Local Governance and Environmental Conservation: Gravel Politics and The Preservation of an Endangered Bird Species in Taiwan,” Environment and Planning A 36: 173-189.

  5. Tang, Ching-Ping, 2003.“Democratizing Urban Politics and Civic Environmentalism in Taiwan,” The China Quarterly 176: 1029-51.

  6. Tang, Ching-Ping and Shui-Yan Tang. 2001. “Negotiated Autonomy: Transforming Self-governing Institutions for Local Common-Pool Resources in Two Tribal Villages in Taiwan ,” Human Ecology 29 (1): 49-65. 

  7. Tang, Ching-Ping and Shui-Yan Tang. 2000. “Democratizing Bureaucracy: The Political Economy of Environmental Impact Assessment and Air Pollution Fees in Taiwan ,” Comparative Politics 33 (October): 81-99.

  8. Tang, Shui-Yan, Vandana Prakash, and Ching-Ping Tang. 1999. “Local Enforcement of Pollution Control in Developing Countries: A Comparison of Guang-zhou, Delhi , and Taipei ,” The Journal of Public Policy 18 (3), 265-282.

  9. Tang, Shui-Yan and Ching-Ping Tang. 1999/6. “Democratization and the Environment: Entrepreneurial Politics and Interest Representation in Taiwan ,” The China Quarterly 158: 66-82.

  10. Tang, Shui-Yan and Ching-Ping Tang. 1997/3. “Democratization and Environmental Politics in Taiwan ,” Asian Survey 57 (3): 281-94. 

(B) Journal Articles in Chinese:

  1. Tang, Ching-Ping and Chung-Yuan Chiu, 2006. “Plural Democracy, Political Inclusion, and Policy Responsiveness: The Pollution of Taiwan Alkali Industrial Corp.,” Journal of Social Science and Philosophy, forthcoming.

  2. Tang, Ching-Ping and Chien-Hsun Huang, 2006. “Local Self-Governance and Water Resource Conservation: Comparing Groundwater Management in Raymond Basin of USA and Chia-nan Plain of Taiwan ,” Chinese Political Science Review, 40: 1-39.

  3. Tang, Ching-Ping and We-Ta Weng, 2005. “Destructing Not-In-My-Back-Yard Movement: Political Mobilization in Local Protests aginst Highway Construction Projects in Taiwan ,” Journal of Public Administration 14: 125-149.

  4. Tang, Ching-Ping and Chin-Cher Chen, 2005. “New Public Management and NIMBY Politics: The Case of Garbage Management Cooperation between Chiayi City and County,” Political Science Review 23: 01-132.

  5. Tang, Ching-Ping and Kun-Junmg Liao, 2004. “Technology Policy and Democratization: The Political Economy of Promoting Electronic Scooter in Taiwan ,” Journal of Public Administration 11: 1-34.

  6. Tang, Ching-Ping. 2002. “Environmental Protection and Local Politics: How Local Environmental Bureaucrats Perceive the Factors Influencing Their Regulation Enforcement,” Taiwanese Political Science Review 6: 138-83.

  7. Tang, Ching-Ping, Chung-Li Wu , and Kung-Chi Su. 2002. “Divided Government and Local Democratic Administration: ‘Budget for Local Infrastructure,’ Local Factions, and Pork-Barrel Politics in Taichung County,” Chinese Public Administration Review 12 (1)：37-76.

  8. Tang, Ching-Ping, Yun-Tung Tsai, and Chi Huang. 2002. “Disasters and Politics: The Collective Behaviors and Emergency Governance in the Chi-Chi ( Taiwan ) Earthquake,” Political Science Review 16: 137-162.

  9. Tang, Ching-Ping and Chia-Hung Lu. 2002. “Public Administration for Sustainable Development: Self-Governance and Common-Pool Resources Management in Taiwan ’s Indigenous Communities,” Journal of Social Science and Philosophy 14 (2): 1-28.

  10. Tang, Ching-Ping. 2001. “Disasters, Bureaucracy, and Democracy: Political and Institutional Analysis of Governmental Response to Chi-Chi Earthquake of 1999,” Chinese Public Administration Review 11 (1), 67-98.

  11. Tang, Ching-Ping. 2001. “Democratic Governance and Environmental Protection: Reviewing Taiwan’s Waste Management by the Case of Chung-Pu Tsi-Chi Association,” Taiwanese Political Science Review 5: 178-217.

  12. Tang, Ching-Ping, 2000. “Democratic Administration and Sustainable Development: Comparing the Institutions and Practices of Environmental Impact Assessment in Taiwan and Hong Kong ,” Wenti Yu Yanjiu 39 (8): 17-36.

  13. Wu, Chun-Li, Ching-Ping Tang , and Chi Huang, 2000. “A Pilot Study on Measuring the Sense of Political Efficacy in Taiwan ,” Election Study 6 (10): 23-43.

  14. Tang, Ching-Ping. 1999/6. “Institutions and Strategies for Managing NIMBY Environmental Disputes: The Cases of Sixth Naphtha Cracker Plant and Bayer Project,” Political Science Review 10: 355-84.  

(C) Conference Presentation

  1. Tang, Ching-Ping. 2006/4.“Democratizing Local Environmental Governance: Garbage Incinerator Politics in Taiwan ,” Association for Asian Studies Annual Meeting, San Francisco , USA .

  2. Tang, Ching-Ping and Shui-Yang Tang. 2006/3.“Governance Inspired by Taboos or God: Religion and Indigenous Common-Pool Resource Governance in Taiwan,”IASCP Europe Regional Meeting Building the European Commons: From Open Fields to Open Source, Brescia , Italy .

  3. Tang, Ching-Ping and Shui-Yang Tang. 2004/5. “Democratization and Capacity-Building for Environmental Governance: Managing Land Subsidence in Taiwan ,” International Symposium on New Model of Governance in Comparative Perspective, National Chung-Cheng University , Chiayi , Taiwan , ROC.

  4. Tang, Ching-Ping. 2002/3. “Democratizing Urban Politics and Civic Environmentalism in Taiwan ,” IPS-NUS Forum on Civic Spaces in the Cities of the Asia-Pacific, National University of Singapore , Singapore .

  5. Tang, Ching-Ping and Shui-Yan Tang, 2000/6. “Negotiated Autonomy: Transforming Self-governing Institutions for Local Common-Pool Resources in Two Tribal Villages in Taiwan,”Biannual Meeting of International Association for the Common Property (IASCP) in Bloomington, Indiana, USA.

  6. Tang, Shui-Yan, Ching-Ping Tang , and Carlos Wing-Hung Lo. 1999/9. “Political Institutions, Civic Participation, and Sustainable Development: Environmental Impact Assessment in Mainland China , Hong Kong, and Taiwan ,” Annual Meeting of American Political Science Association (APSA) in Atlanta .

  7. Wu, Chung-Li, Ching-Ping Tang , and Chi Huang. 1999/1. “A Pilot Study on Measuring the Sense of Political Efficacy in Taiwan ,” Annual Meeting of Chinese Political Science Association in Taipei . (in Chinese)

  8. Tang, Shui-Yan, Vandana Prakash, and Ching-Ping Tang. 1998/10. “Local Enforcement of Pollution Control Regulations in Developing Countries: A Comparison of Guangzhou , Taipei , and Delhi ,” Annual Meeting of Association for Public Policy and Management (APPAM) in New York .

  9. Tang, Ching-Ping and Shui-Yan Tang. 1998/9. “The Political Economy of Air Pollution Fees in Taiwan : Environmental Politics in Democratizing Polity,” Annual Meeting of American Political Science Association (APSA) in Boston .

  10. Tang, Shui-Yan and Ching-Ping Tang. 1997/8. “Democratization and Environment: Entrepreneurial Politics and Interest Representation in Taiwan ,” Annual Meeting of American Political Science Association (APSA) in Washington D. C.

  11. Tang, Shui-Yan and Ching-Ping Tang. 1996/8. “Democratization, Interest Distribution, and Environmental Politics in Taiwan ,” Annual Meeting of American Political Science Association (APSA) in San Francisco .  

(D) Book Chapter  

  • Tang, Ching-Ping and Shui-Yan Tang. 2002. “ Taiwan ,” in Helmut Weidner and Martin Jänicke eds., Capacity Building in National Environmental Policy: A Comparative Study of 17 Countries. Berlin , Germany : Springer-Verlag, pp. 375-92.  

(E) Dissertation   

  • Tang, Ching-Ping, 1998/8. “Democratization and Environmental Protection: Pollution Control and Local Self-governance,” Doctoral Dissertation, University of Southern California , Los Angeles .  

(F) Research Project  

  1. Tang, Ching-Ping, “Community and Environmental Governance: Institutional Capacity-Building and Policy Networking for Local Sustainable Development in Taiwan .” August 2005 to July 2007. Sponsored by National Science Council of ROC (NSC 95-2414-H-194-001).

  2. Tang, Ching-Ping, “Political Dynamics between Environmental Movements and Democratization.” August 2004 to July 2006. Sponsored by National Science Council of ROC (NSC 93-2414-H-194-008).  

  3. Tang, Ching-Ping, “Technology Policy and Public Participation: The Impact of Democratization and Institutional Implication.” August 2003 to July 2005. Sponsored by National Science Council of ROC (NSC 92-2420-H-194 -001).  

  4. Tang, Ching-Ping, “NIMBY Policy and Civic Participation: Institution and Strategic Innovation under Democratization.” August 2002 to July 2004. Sponsored by National Science Council of ROC (NSC 91-2621-Z-194 -001).  

  5. Tang, Ching-Ping, “Democratic Administration, Regulatory Enforcement, and Environmental Protection.” August 2001 to July 2002. Sponsored by National Science Council of ROC (90-2414-H-194-001).  

  6. Shui-Yan Tang and Ching-Ping Tang , “Instituting Complex Environmental Governance Network in New Democracies: The Case of Taiwan .” July 1, 2000 to June 30, 2002. Chiang Ching-Kuo Foundation for International Scholarly Exchange ( USA ).  

  7. Huang, Chi, Ching-Ping Tang, and Chung-Li Wu , “A Survey on Journal Article Publication of Political Science Institutions in Taiwan .” July 2001to November 2001. Sponsored by National Science Council of ROC (90-2419-H-001-001-B90)  

  8. Tang, Ching-Ping. “Politics for Sustainable Development.” August 2000 to July 2001. Sponsored by National Science Council of ROC (892414H-194-023).  

  9. Huang, Chi, Yu-Tung Tsai, and Ching-Ping Tang , “Institutions and Strategies for Natural Disaster.” August 2000 to July 2001. Sponsored by National Science Council of ROC (89-2625-Z-194-008).  

  10. Tang, Ching-Ping. “Politics for Sustainable Development.” August 1999 to July 2000. Sponsored by National Science Council of ROC (892414H-194-013).  

  11. Tang, Ching-Ping. “Pollution Control and Local Self-governance.” August 1998 to June 1999. Sponsored by National Chung-Cheng University .

　

* Classes Teaching/Taught  

Theory of Public Administration (Core Course for Graduate)

Public Organizations and Management (Graduate)

Seminar on Classics of Public Administration (Graduate)

Theory of Democratic Politics (Undergraduate)

Term-Paper Writing (Undergraduate)

Environmental Politics: Administration and Policy (Undergraduate)

Public Policy Enforcement and Evaluation (Undergraduate)

Administrative Ethics (Undergraduate)