Faculty Information - LI Lianhua |

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LI Lianhua

Department / Course Tokyo Keizai University Economics

Job Professor

Business career
2023/04/01 ～	Professor Tokyo Keizai University Economics
2017/04/01 ～ 2023/03/31	Associate Professor Tokyo Keizai University Economics

Degree/Academic background
2000/09～2007/03	Doctoral Program (2nd Semester) Graduate School of Asia-Pacific Studies Waseda University Finished Ph. D
1998/09～2000/08	Master International Relations Graduate School of Asia-Pacific Studies Waseda University Finished International Relations Master
1994/09～1998/07	Economics School of Economics Peking University Graduated Economics

Reseach Areas
Economic Policy （social policy), Area Studies（East Asia）, Comparative Social Policy keyword(social policy,welfare state,East Asia,family policy)

Research Subject
	Reproduction regime and Family Policy in East Asia East Asia, reproduction, welfare state, gender, family policy
	China's Social Security Reform in the era of Digitalization and Population Decline China, social security, Digitalization, population decline

Book and thesis
2023/01	Papers	Take-off from Male-breadwinner Model and the Stratification of Reproduction Weekly Social Security (3203),pp.40-45 (Sole-authored)
2023/01	Papers	From Student to Permanent Resident: the Settlment Process, Life-risks and Social Integration of Chinese Former Students in Japan Journal of Tokyo Keizai University (Economics) (317),pp.161-182 (Sole-authored)
2022/05	Papers	‘People’s Urbanization’, Social Security and Disparity in China Journal of Chinese Economy and Management 6 (1),pp.25-36 (Sole-authored)
2022/03	Papers	China's Countermeasures against Declining Birthrates Social Security Research 6 (4),pp.439-453 (Co-authored)
2022/02	Books	Comparison of Mega-city: Tokyo and Shanghai (Co-authored)
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Belonging society
2000/10/01 ～	Japan Association for Social Policy Studies
2001/07/01 ～	Japan Association for Asian Studies
2008 ～	East Asian Social Policy research network