- Professor
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Zhao Kai
1. PERSONAL INFORMATION
Name: ZHAO Kai
Sex: male
Data of Birth: 08/11/1971
Nationality: Chinese
Academic Title: Associate Professor
Specialty: Agricultural Economics and Resource Economics
2. EDUCATION
u Mar. 2004 ~ Sep. 2004: visiting scholar in Graz University, Austria
u Jun. 2007 ~Apr. 2007: visiting scholar in University of Nottingham, U,K,
u May 2008 ~ May 2009: visiting scholar in University of Nottingham, U,K,
u Sep. 2000 ~ Sep. 2003: Ph.D., graduated from College of Economics and Management, Northwest A&F University, major in agricultural economics
u Sep. 1996 ~ Sep. 1999: Master, graduated from College of Economics and Management, Northwest A&F University, major in land economics
u Sep. 1989 ~ Sep. 1993: bachelor, graduated from College of Economics and Trade, Northwest Agricultural University, major in land use and planning
3. WORK EXPERIENCES
u Worked in College of Economics and Management, Northwest A&F University from Jul. 1993.
u Mainly teaching the course of natural resources and environment for Master students, regional economic planning and investment project appraisal for Bachelor Students.
u “The Financial Model and Operation Mechanism of Farmer Professional Operative in Western China”, QN2011166, Oct. 2011- Oct. 2014, Project of basic research special fund of Northwest A&F University.
u “The Performance Evaluation of Food Security Policy and Construction of Its Long-acting Policy System in China”, 2011RWZX02-4, Jul. 2011- Dec. 2013, Project of social science special fund of Northwest A&F University.
u “The Culture System of Undergraduate research ability in the Specialty of Agriculture and Forestry Economic Management”, JY1102128, Sep. 2011- Sep. 2013, Project of teaching reform of Northwest A&F University in 2011.
u “The Growth Mechanism of Farmer Operative Economic Organization in Western China”, Z111020611, Sep. 2006- Sep. 2011, Project of Supporting Young Core Teacher in Northwest A&F University.
u “The Operation Mechanism of Farmer Operative Economic Organization in Shaanxi Province”, 2005KR51, May 2005- May 2007, Project of Soft Science in Shaanxi Province.
5. PAPER-PUBLISHED
u Land Fragmentation and Its Quantitative Determining Method, China Land Science, 2011,25(10) (forthcoming)
u Comparison of Financial Models of Farmer Professional Operative in China, Rural Economy, 2011,(5):：75-78
u Externality Evaluation of Cultivated Land Resource Based on CVM, Resource Science, 2011,33(3):528-534
u The Relationship between Economic Growth and Environmental Pollution in Shandong, Journal of Shandong Agricultural University (Natural Sciences Edition), 2011，42（1）：89-94
u An Empirical Study on the Relationship Between Urban-rural Income Gap and Economic Growth of Shaanxi Province, Journal of Northwest A&F University(Social Science Edition),2011(1):
u Co-integration Test on the Relationship between Economic Growth and Environmental Pollution in China, Journal of Shenyang Agricultural University (Social Sciences Edition), 2010，12（6）：669-672
u An Investigation of the Characteristics and Influencing Factor of Farmland Transfer in Cangshan County, Journal of Huazhong Agricultural University (Social Sciences Edition), 2010（6）：75-79
u An Empirical Study on Factors of Influencing the Farmland Transfer in Vegetable Production Area in Shandong, Journal of Shandong Agricultural University (Natural Sciences Edition), 2010（4）:
6. TEXTBOOK-PUBLISHED
u Development of Agricultural Cooperative Economic Organization in China, China Agriculture Press, 2004
u Financial Report in China in 2004, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics Press, 2005
u Industrialization and Institution Innovation of Cotton Seed, Northwest A & F University Press, 2005
u Natural resources and Environmental Economics, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics Press, 2007
u Land Resources Administrative Management, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics Press, 2006
7. ADDRESS
The College of Economy and Management, Northwest A&F University
Yangling Shaanxi 712100
Tel: (86-29)87081209 Fax: 87081209
E-mail: xinongzhaokai@sina.com