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Tingwei Zhang
Dr. Tingwei Zhang is Chair of International Association for China Planning
(IACP). A native Shanghainese, he received his college and master education
in Tongji University. He then served as Deputy Director of the City Planning
Department in Tongji, and Deputy Director of China National Training Center
for Planning Directors in the middle1980s. He was awarded “National
Outstanding Young Scholar (1978 to 1988)” by China National High Education
Committee. He earned a PhD in urban planning and public policy from
University of Illinois, and currently is professor and chair of
the globalization concentration in the Urban Planning and Policy Program in
UIC. He also serves on China National Planning Expert Committee, and on
planning advisory committees of several Chinese cities including Wuhan,
Shenzhen, and Shanghai. Dr. Zhang is member of editorial committees of a
number of Chinese planning journals, including City Planning Review, Urban
Planning Forum, Planners, Planning Overseas, and Time & Architecture.
As co-author, Dr. Zhang has published 6 books in China, the US, and
Switzerland. He is also the author of over 80 journal articles in China, the
US, UK, and France. His research covers a wide range of issues around urban
planning practice and theory. In recent years, his research focuses on
China’s urban transition.
Selected Works
Book and Edited Journal
Issue
Zhang, Tingwei, Feng Hui & Peng Zhiquang. 2002. Design and Development of
Waterfront Areas. Tongji University Press, China
David Ranney, Pat Wright and Tingwei Zhang, 1997. Citizen, Local
Government and the Development of Chicago’s Near South Side
, Geneva, Switzerland: United Nations Research Institute for Social
Development (UNRISD)
Zhang, Tingwei (ed.).1990. City Planning in World's Main Cities.
Tongji University Press, Shanghai, China
Zhang, Tingwei, 2005 (Guest
editor): Urban Planning Overseas: Special
Issue: John Friedmann and his contribution to planning,
Vol. 20 (5), Beijing, China
Referred Article ( * in Chinese)
Zhang, T. 2006. From intercity competition
to collaborative planning: the case of the Yangtze River Delta. Urban
Affairs Review, Vol.41 (3)
*Zhang, T. 2006. Planning
theory as an institutional innovation: the non-linear trajectory of the
evolution of planning theory. CITY PLANNING REVIEW. Vol. 30 (8) 9-18
*Zhang, Tingwei, 2005. Great Joy in
Learning: Introducing John Friedmann’s Planning Articles. URBAN PLANNING
OVERSEAS. Vol. 20 (5) 1-3
*Zhang, Tingwei. 2005. Manufacturing,
service industry, and Shanghai’s development strategy. URBAN PLNNING FORUM,
Vol.51 (3) 2-8
*Zhang, Tingwei. 2004.
Neo-liberalism, city management, city governance and city competitiveness in
China.
CITY PLANNING REVIEW, Vol.28
(5).43-50
*Zhang, Tingwei. 2004.
The role of planner
and planner’s ethics in China. CITY PLANNING REVIEW, Vol.28 (3), 66-72
*Zhang, Tingwei, 2003. The misunderstood globalization and the misled
selling place practice in China. CITY PLANNING REVIEW, Vol.27(8),.6-14
*Zhang, Tingwei, 2003. A balance between economic growth and sustainable
development: the study of the development of three islands in Shanghai.
URBAN PLNNING FORUM, Vol.44 (2), 5-14
Zhang, Tingwei, 2002. Decentralization, localization, and the emergence of a
quasi-participatory decision-making structure in urban development in
Shanghai. INTERNATIONAL PLANNING STUDIES, Vol. 7 (4) 303-324
*Zhang, Tingwei, 2002. The working platform for Chinese planners (Part I)
CITY PLANNING REVIEW, Vol. 26 (10).18-23
*Zhang, Tingwei, 2002. The working platform for Chinese planners (Part II)
CITY PLANNING REVIEW, Vol. 26 (11) p.16-19
Zhang, Tingwei, 2002. Challenges Facing Chinese Planners in Transitional
China, JOURNAL OF PLANNING EDUCATION AND RESEARCH Vol. 22
64-76
Zhang, Tingwei. 2002, Urban Development and a Socialist Pro-Growth Coalition
in Shanghai, URBAN AFFAIRS REVIEW, Vol.37 (4)
475-499
Zhang, Tingwei. 2001. Community Feature and Urban Sprawl: the Case of the
Chicago Metropolitan Region, LAND USE POLICY, UK. Vol.18: 221-231
Zhang, Tingwei, 2000. Urban Sprawl in China: Land Market Force and
Government’s Role, CITIES: THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF URBAN PLANNING AND
STUDIES, Vol. 17(1) 123-135
Book Chapter
Zhang, Tingwei. 2004. Chapter 8: Uneven Development among Shanghai’s Three
Urban Districts in Restructuring the Chinese City: changing society,
economy and space, Edited by L. Ma and F. Wu. London: Routledge,
p.138-154
Zhang, Tingwei. 2000. Chapter 13: Public Participation in
China’s Urban Development, in Handbook of Global Social Policy.
Editor: Stuart Nagel, Marcel Dekker, Inc. N.Y., N.Y. p.183-207. 2000
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