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Ma Deyong

Professor

madeyong@ruc.edu.cn

Biography
Research Interest
Publications
Teaching

Education

Sep. 2001-Aug. 2007, Ph.D. in political science.

Department of Political Science, School of Social Science, Seoul National University, South Korea

Sep. 1998-Jun. 2001, MA in political science.

Department of Political Science, School of Law and Politics, Nanakai University, Tianjin, China

Sep. 1991-Jun. 1995, BA in political science.

Department of Political Science, Nankai University, Tianjin, China

Working Experience

Oct. 2016-, School of International Studies, Renmin University of China (Professor).

Sep.2007-Oct.2016, Zhou Enlai School of Government, Nankai University (Lecturer, Associate Professor, Professor).

Mar. 2010-Mar.2012, School of Contemporary Chinese Studies, Nottingham University (Marie Curie Fellow).

Mar. 2003-Feb. 2006, Department of Sinology, Koomin University (Lecturer).

Jul. 1995-Jun. 1998, Institute of Tianjin Urban Construction (staff).

Visiting Experience (Visiting Scholar or International Academic Exchange)

Duisburg University (Jul.-Aug.2019), Deakin University (Dec. 2017), National Chengchi University (Nov.-Dec. 2014), Incheon National University (Dec.2013, Aug.2017), Zhejiang University (Oct.2015-Jan.2016)

Research Interest

Political Communication and Public Opinion

Political Psychology (political ideology, political participation, political trust)

Comparative Politics (Social Capital, Governance, Democratization and Political Culture in East Asia)

Local Democratization and Governance in China

Institutional Change (Especially in Historical Institutionalism)

In Chinese

1. Deyong Ma and Yizhou Lu, “Media Framing Effects in Foreign Policy Issues: An Experimental Study on China-U.S. Trade War,” Chinese Journal of Journalism and Communication, Vol.42, No.5, 2020, pp.99-120.

2. Deyong Ma and Yizhou Lu, “Information Exposure, Authoritarian Personality, Ideology, and Nationalism : The Analysis of the Causal Mechanism of Chinese Mass Political Attitudes,” Journal of Tsinghua University (Philosophy and Social Sciences version), Vol.34, No.3, 2019, pp.180-192.

3. Deyong Ma and Lina Wang, “Ideology, Information Exposure, and Public Opinion Formation in China: The Case of Political Support,” Probe, No. 6, 2016, pp.33-44.

4. Deyong Ma and Zhiyuan Zhang, “The Homogeneity of Public Opinion and Its Psychological Source: An Empirical Analysis Based on A Survey of Chinese Netizens,” Journal of Tsinghua University (Philosophy and Social Sciences version), Vol.32, No.4, 2017, pp.174-190.

5. Deyong Ma, “Framing Effects in Political Communication: A Review of Overseas Research and their Implications for China,” CASS Journal of Political Science, No.4, 2016, pp.57-69.

6. Deyong Ma and Zhiyuan Zhang, “A Social Evolutionary Approach to China’s Political Institutional Reform: the Case of Ministry of Railways,” CASS Journal of Political Science(Zhengzhixue Yanjiu), No.5, 2015.

7. Deyong Ma and Zhengxu Wang, “Participation and Competition: Prospects of Political Changes Viewed from China’s Townships,” CASS Journal of Political Science (Zhengzhixue Yanjiu), 2012, No.4, pp.106-115.

In English

1. Deyong Ma and Orion Lewis, 2020, “Personality, Media Choice and Political Ideology: Explaining Ideological Pluralism in China,” Democratization (SSCI), Vol.27, No.4, pp.527-546.

2. Deyong Ma and Szu-chien Hsu, 2018, “The Political Consequences of Deliberative Democracy and Electoral Democracy in China: An Empirical Comparative Analysis from Four Counties,” The China Review(SSCI), Vol.18, No.2, pp.1-31.

3. Zhengxu Wang and Deyong Ma, 2015, “Participation and Competition: innovations in cadre election and selection in China's townships,” Journal of Contemporary China (SSCI), Vol.24, No.92, pp.298-314.

Undergraduate courses (in Chinese)

Research Methods of Political Science

Political Psychology

Postgraduate(in Chinese)

Quantitative Political Analysis

Political Communication and Political Psychology

Historical Institutionalism Studies