Beijing Normal University Teacher Homepage Zhen Yu

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Zhen Yu

Associate Professor Master's Supervisor

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School/Department: School of Government
Education Level: Doctor
Business Address: 北京师范大学政府管理学院北部办公区108
Professional Title: Associate Professor

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Personal Profile MORE →: 余振, 北京师范大学政府管理学院副教授。英国赫尔大学人文地理学博士，清华大学公共管理学院博士后。主要研究方向为可持续转型、城市与区域发展、新兴技术发展与治理。近年来，以第一或通讯作者在World Development, Economic Geography, Regional Studies, Urban Studies, Industrial & Corporate Change， Cities，《中国人口·资源与环境》《经济社会体制比较》等SSCI和CSSCI期刊上发表多篇论文，主持国家自然科学基金青年项...

Education Experience Awards and Honours

2013.09~2017.12
University of HUll 人文地理学 Doctor
2010.09~2013.07
华东师范大学人文地理学 Master's Program Incomplete
2006.09~2010.07
南京邮电大学 Economics Bachelor's Degree

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Appointments

2018.10~2021.06
清华大学公共管理学院

Paper Publications Patents Published Books

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Zhen Yu* & David Gibbs (2018). Social ties, homophily and heterophily in urban sustainability transitions: User practices and solar water heater diffusion in China, Energy Research & Social Science, 46, 236-244.
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Zhen Yu* & David Gibbs (2018). Encircling cities from rural areas? Barriers to the diffusion of solar water heaters in China’s urban market. Energy Policy , 115, 366-373.
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Zhen Yu & David Gibbs* (2018). Sustainability transitions and leapfrogging in latecomer cities: the development of solar thermal energy in Dezhou, China, Regional Studies , 52:1, 68-79.
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Christian Binz*, Jorrit Gosens, Xiaoshan Yap, Zhen Yu（2020）. Catch-up dynamics in early industry lifecycle stages—a typology and comparative case studies in four clean-tech industries， Industrial & Corporate Change ， 29(5),1257–1275.
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Zhen Yu & Ping Huang* (2020). Local governments’ incentives and governing practices in low-carbon transition: A comparative study of solar water heater governance in four Chinese cities. Cities, 96,1-9
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Zhen Yu*&David Gibbs (2020). Unraveling the role of green entrepreneurs in urban sustainability transitions: a case study of China’s Solar City. Urban Studies , 57(4), 2901-2917.

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