Professor Bingqin Li

Professor Bingqin Li

Professor

PhD in Social Policy (London School of Economics) and PhD in Economics (Nankai University)

Arts, Design & Architecture (ADA)
Social Policy Research Centre

Professor Bingqin Li’s research is on social policy and governance. Her current projects include governance of age-friendly community, local government motivation in delivering complex social programs, social inclusion and integration, urban governance, social spending and disability inclusion. Her areas of research include Australia and China. Her research has been published in academic journals in social policy, urban studies and public policy, such as Urban Studies, Environment & Urba...

Phone
+61 2 9385 4037
E-mail
bingqin.li@unsw.edu.au
Location
207 Goodsell Building

CALD social services and resilience in Australia

Urban food security for the vulnerable groups in global cities during COVID 19

Interregional governance to achieve sustainable development

Disability employment in the Fourth Industrial Revolution

Co-production and community development in China

Development coordination in China

  • (2018) Best Paper Award Annual Conference, Chinese Social Policy Association "Public Resources for Primary and Secondary Education, Economic Development and Educational Inequality Research") in collaboration with Huamin Peng, Lin, Qi and Wan, Guowei. Peng Huamin, Qi Lin, Wan Guowei (China)
  • (2008) Intergenerational housing support in East Asia, STICERD young researcher's award, London School of Economics (UK)
  • (2007) Low-Cost Urban Housing Markets: Serving the Needs of Low-Wage, Rural Urban Migrants? STICERD young researcher's award, London School of Economics (UK)
  • (1998) An Zijie Research Encouragement Award on International Trade (China)

My Research Supervision

Areas of HDR supervision:
Urbanisation, housing policy, social policy, governance, social development in China

Current HDR supervision:
Li,Yiran Li, B, Eli, A, Yu, H. School Incorporated: Privatisating Basic Education in Rural China
Zhu,Jin Pawson, RN, Han, JH, Li, B What factors mediate the relationship between dwelling supply, urban sprawl and housing affordability in the developing country context? The case of Shanghai, China