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河南农业大学信息管理科学学院导师介绍：张冬咏

姓名：张冬咏

职称：副教授 /系副主任

系（室）：管理科学系

主讲课程：系统工程

研究方向：可持续发展，企业的社会责任

电子信箱：dongyong.zhang@henau.edu.cn

个人简历

1970年11月生于河南新郑。2008年1月在英国雷丁大学获博士学位，研究方向为中国企业的社会责任。曾就职于Google UK Ltd．，任欧区总裁助理；Foster Wheeler UK Ltd．，任项目工程师。

论文

Zhang D．，Kambhampati U．，Morse S．，2009． Corporate Social Responsibility and economic Performance – A Case Study of a transitional economy． Work in progress．

Zhang D．，Kambhampati U．，Morse S．，2007． Economic growth and the environment in transitional China – An old topic with new perspectives． Journal of International Development 19（6）：765-779．

Zhang D．，Kambhampati U．，Morse S．，2006． Economic growth and the environment in transitional China – A comparison between the state and private sectors． Paper presented at the Development Studies Association Annual Conference 2006，November 2006，University of Reading，UK．

Zhang D．，Kambhampati U．，Morse S．，2006． Cities，sustainability and industrialization in China：A case study from Zhengzhou City，Henan Province． Paper presented at the 12th Annual International Sustainable Development Research Conference 2006，April 2006，Hong Kong．

Zhang，D．，Li J．，Li B．，2001． The method of evaluating the sustainable development of regional agriculture and its application （in Chinese），Journal of Henan Agricultural University 35（2）：172-174．

参与研究项目：

1．The imbrication of racialised and gendered identities in labour market practices．

2．Social exclusion in Britain．

3．Post-colonial identities and citizenship in Zimbabwe．

4．Second-Generation Transnational Migration to the Caribbean：socio-cultural adjustments and issues of identity．

5．Negotiating boundaries：the lives of Ethiopian bar girls

6．Childless and Middle Class：Contemporary Gentrified Urban Spaces．

7．Gender and education in India．

8．Women Migrant Workers in the UK：Well Being and Social Capital．

9．Averting new variant famine in southern Africa：building food secure livelihoods with AIDS-affected young people．

10．Children\'s embodied social capital and （dis）ability：connecting micro- and macro- scales of exclusion．

11．Urban renaissance developments：searching for inclusive alternatives to （re）constructing young，middle class and childless central and inner cities．