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Juliana WangAssistant Professor of the Practice of Environmental and Natural Resource EconomicsContact Information E-mail: juliana.wang@usc.edu Phone: (213) 740-0375 Office: SOS B15 |
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Dr. Juliana Qiong Wang is an Assistant Professor of the Practice with the Environmental Studies Program in Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences. She is an Environmental and Natural Resource Economist, focusing on environmental issues in China. Her recent work focuses on the governance of natural monopolies (water and power utilities) and the role of market forces in the Chinese socialist context. At USC, she has taught ENST 150 Environmental Issues in the Society, ENST 387 Environmental and Natural Resource Economics, ENST 520 Environmental Law and Policy, ENST 450 Case Studies in Green Economy and ENST 499 Water and Energy Management in China: Market Forces and Socialist Ideology. She is currently proposing a Problems Without Passports (PWP) course in China examining the economics of urban development and the environment. Dr. Wang has worked as as a consultant to the World Bank and has served as the Assistant Director of the Yale Climate & Energy Institute. She holds a B.A. from Beijing Foreign Studies University, an M.A.in Economics and a Ph.D. in Environmental Studies (Environmental and Natural Resource Economics) from Yale University. |
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 B.A. International Business and Economics, Beijing Foreign Studies University
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M.A. Economics (International Development), Yale University
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M.Phil. Environmental Studies, Yale University
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Ph.D. Environmental Studies (Environmental and Natural Resource Economics), Yale University
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Academic Appointment, Affiliation, and Employment History |
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Non-Tenure Track Appointments |
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Assistant Professor of Practice, Environmental Studies Program, University of Southern California, 2012-2013
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Assistant Director, Yale Climate & Energy Institute, 2009-2011
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Description of Research |
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| Environmental and Natural Resource Management, China, Urban Studies, International and Development Economics. | |
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Other Advisement or Time Devoted to Students |
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Directed Research in Environmental and Natural Resource Economics, 2011-2012
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Member, University of Southern California Sustainability Steering Committee, 2012-2013
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