Huiting Qi

Dr Huiting Qi received her doctoral degree from the School of Public Affairs at Pennsylvania State University. Her research has been published in Public Management Review, The American Review of Public Administration, Administration & Society, Journal of Chinese Governance, etc. She has received several awards for her research and service in the field of public administration and policy. These include 2020 Founder’s Fellow from the American Society for Public Administration (ASPA), 2020 Outstanding Student Award from Keystone State Chapter of ASPA, and 2020 Best Student Paper Award from Keystone State Chapter of ASPA.

AREAS OF CONCENTRATION

• Public and nonprofit management
• Collaborative governance
• Organizational behavior and theory

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

• Qi, H., & Ran, B. (2023). Paradoxes in Collaborative Governance. Public Management Review. Advance online publication.
• Wang, H., Qi, H., & Ran, B. (2022). Public–Private Collaboration Led by Private Organizations in Combating Crises: Evidence from China’s Fighting Against COVID-19. Administration & Society, 54(1), 3-28.
• Ran, B., & Qi, H. (2019). The Entangled Twins: Power and Trust in Collaborative Governance. Administration & Society, 51(4), 607-636.
• Qi, H. (2019). Strengthening the Rule of Law in Collaborative Governance. Journal of Chinese Governance, 4(1), 52-70.
• Ran, B., & Qi, H. (2018). Contingencies of Power Sharing in Collaborative Governance. The American Review of Public Administration, 48(8), 836-851.
• Ran, B., & Qi, H. (2016). Issues and Challenges of Public Service Procurement in China: A Collaborative Governance Perspective. International Journal of Public Policy, 12(3-6), 339-358.