2006 Urban Studies Fellow, Journal of Urban Studies, Glasgow University, UK

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1 PERSONAL PARTICULARS Name: Dr ZHU Jieming EDUCATION Ph.D (Regional and Town Planning) University of Strathclyde, UK Master (Urban Planning) Tongji University, China Bachelor (Urban Planning and Design) Tongji University, China, PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Ronald Coase Institute Fellowship 2006 Urban Studies Fellow, Journal of Urban Studies, Glasgow University, UK current Visiting Professor, Department of Urban Planning, Tongji University current Associate Professor (tenured), Department of Real Estate, National University of Singapore, Joint-appointment, University Scholars Programme, National University of Singapore ( present) 2002/2003 Visiting Professor, Department of Urban Planning, Tongji University 1998/1999 Senior International Fellow in Urban Studies Program, Johns Hopkins Institute for Policy Studies, Johns Hopkins University University Fellowship, The Ohio State University, USA (declined) CONSULTANCY EXPERIENCE OR SERVICES RENDERED Jinjiang Coastal Sport and Recreation Belt Master Plan Surbana International Consultants, Singapore 2008 Residential development, governance and strategies in Panyu, Guangzhou Urban Planning Bureau, Panyu District Government, Guangzhou, China Land Uses for the Logistics Industries Urban Planning Bureau, Shenzhen Municipal Government, China 2005 Zhuhai New Town Development Strategies Urban Planning Bureau, Zhuhai Municipal Government, China 1

2 2004 Nanchang New Town Planning Urban Planning Bureau, Nanchang Municipal Government, China 2001 Advisor to PWD Consultants Conceptual Master Planning for Zhengzhou East, City of Zhengzhou, China Advisor to Shantou Master Plan China Academy of Urban Planning and Design, June 2000 June Consultant to the East-West Center, University of Honolulu, and Korea Research Institute for Human Settlements for the project of Land Reform Process in the Post-Communist Countries 1994 Private Flatted Factories in Singapore A Study for the Building Development Group, Jurong Town Corporation, July 1994, headed by Asso. Prof. Lim Lan Yuan EDITORIAL & EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERSHIPS OF INTERNATIONAL JOURNALS AND BOOK SERIES current Corresponding Editor International Journal of Urban and Regional Research Volume 5, 2006 Projections MIT Journal of Planning current Editorial Board Member Urban Planning Forum (China) current Editorial Board Member Journal of Planning Theory and Practice 2002 Guest Editor Special Issue of Institutional Analysis on Urban Development in Southeast Asian Cities Habitat International, 2002, 26(4) OFFICIAL POSITIONS HELD IN ACADEMIC / PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES Member, Singapore Institute of Planners AREAS OF RESEARCH INTEREST Topic: institutional analysis of urban development in the transitional economy, and urban planning in high-density low-income Asian cities 2

3 KEYNOTES & PLENARIES July International Forum on Urban Development and Planning, Harbin, China Invited by Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development, PRC June 2009 Symposium Enclave urbanism as problem or solution: European and Asian perspectives, Organized by Utrecht University, The Netherlands, sponsored by Asia-Europe Foundation 25 October 2008 Keynote speech, 2008 China Hangzhou CBD International Forum, Hangzhou Invited by Hangzhou Municipal Government June 2008 Keynote speech, 2008 International Forum on Urban Development and Planning, Hebei Invited by Vice Minister, Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development, China 24 May 2008 The Institutional Hindrance of the Commons and Anticommons, Property Rights Symposium, Department of Urban Studies and Planning, Massachusetts Institute of Technology 10 April 2008 Invited panelist for Symposium of Guangzhou Development Strategies, by Bureau of Urban Planning, Guangzhou Municipal Government June 2008 Transitional Institution for the Emerging Land Market in Urban China, Ronald Coase Institute Workshop, Reykjavik, Iceland (Ronald Coase Institute is associated with Ronald Coase, Nobel laureate 1991 in Economics) May 2008 China s Pro-growth Urban Planning in Rapid Urbanization, World Bank, Urban Research Symposium, Washington DC 10 February 2006 Pro-growth China s urban planning, Department of Urban Studies, University of Glasgow RESEARCH PROJECTS / PROGRAMMES / INITIATIVES & COLLABORATIONS June 2005 June 2008 Asian New Downtowns: the Urban Transformation of the Central City Areas in Singapore, Taipei and Shanghai Co-principal Investigator Funded by National University of Singapore, S$169,855 The Impact of Large Gated Communities on Land Use Planning Principal Investigator Collaborators: People s University; Zhongshan University Funded by Urban Planning Bureau, Panyu District Government, Guangzhou, 200,000 3

4 December 2004 Workshop: Paths of Urban Change: Social and Spatial Perspectives Funded by Urban Studies Research Program, National University of Singapore, S$14, Land Use Policies for Market-oriented Land Development Principal Investigator Collaborator: Tongji University Funded by Urban Planning Bureau, Guangzhou Municipal Government, 250, The Impact of Globalization on Real Estate Investment in Singapore and Major Cities in China, Collaborator Funded by National University of Singapore, S$62,360 PUBLICATIONS Authored Book and Monograph 1999 The Transition of China s Urban Development: from Plan-controlled to Market-led, Westport, Conn.: Praeger. Book Chapter 2008 China s Developmental Planning in Rapid Urbanization Resource Mobilization and Responsiveness to Market Change, in Thomas L. Harper, Anthony Gar-On Yeh, Heloisa Coata (Eds.) 2008, Dialogues in Urban and Regional Planning, New York: Routledge, Commons and Anticommons: Role of the State in the Housing Market, in M. Freire etc. (Eds), Land and Urban Policies for Poverty Reduction, Brasilia: The World Bank, IPEA, Transitional Institution for the Emerging Land Market in Urban China, in Mohamed Nagy Eltony (Ed.) 2005, Studies on Institutions and Development Performance, Kuwait: Arab Planning Institute, Refereed Article Forthcoming (with T. T. Hu) Disordered Land Rent Competition in China s Peri-urbanization Case Study of Beiqijia Township, Beijing, Environment & Planning A, forthcoming. (with L. L. Sim and X. Liu) Place-remaking under Property Rights Regimes A Case Study of Niucheshui, Singapore, Environment & Planning A,, 39: (with L. L. Sim and X. Q. Zhang) Global Real Estate Investments and Local Cultural Capital in the Making of Shanghai s New Office Locations, Habitat International, 2006, 30(3):

5 2005 A Transitional Institution for the Emerging Land Market in Urban China, Urban Studies, 2005, 42(8): From Land Use Right to Land Development Right: Institutional Change in China s Urban Development, Urban Studies, 2004, 41(7): Local Developmental State and Order in China s Urban Development during Transition, International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, 2004, 28(2):