Survey
* Your assessment is very important for improving the workof artificial intelligence, which forms the content of this project
* Your assessment is very important for improving the workof artificial intelligence, which forms the content of this project
Bio for Jintao Xu Jintao Xu is professor of economics and director, China Center for Energy and Development (CCED), National School of Development at Peking University since September 2012. Before that he served as department head and professor at the Department of Environmental Management, College of Environmental Sciences and Engineering, Peking University during 2006 and 2012. His research ranges from forest tenure and regulatory reform, forest carbon and water resource allocation, transportation, to assessment of industrial performance under environmental regulation. His academic papers appeared in AJAE, World Development, Land Economics, Ecological Economics, Forest Policy and Economics, and Environment and Development Economics. His editorial services include: associate editor of AJAE, senior editor for “Regional Environmental Changes”, member of editorial board for JEEM and EDE. Jintao Xu also heads the Environmental Economics Program in China (EEPC) based at Peking University, one of the six world centers sponsored by SIDA. With EEPC he is building capacity to conduct rigorous economic analysis into China’s environmental and natural resource policies. Jintao Xu has frequently been involved with policy consultations with national government and international organizations. During 2000-2004, he was coordinator of the forestry and grassland taskforce under China Council for International Cooperation for Environment and Development (CCICED), and helped formulate advices to Chinese government on polices to improve implementation of China’s ecological restoration programs. Recently, he served as senior expert to China’s forest carbon management program. He is a member of the Asia-Pacific Forest Policy Think Tank under FAO, member of the Council of Scientific Advisors, Global Adaptation Institute, as well as member of Blue Ribbon Panel for Global Partnership on Ocean. He also participated in the biannual Sino-US Economic Dialogue (Track II) organized by the National Council of US-China Relations and Peking University. Jintao Xu received his master of economics degree in 1996 and Ph.D. in forestry (natural resource economics) in 1999, both at Virginia Tech. In 1988 he was conferred master of agricultural sciences in forest economics at Beijing Forestry University. In 1984 he graduated with bachelor of engineering degree at Jilin University of Technology.