Assistant Professor Ye Ziwei's team confirms overplanting of rootworm-resistant Bt maize in the U.S. Eastern Corn Belt through interdisciplinary bioeconomic modeling, highlighting the need to go beyond the “tragedy of the commons” perspective to protect sustainable use of Bt and other crop biotechnology resources.

On the afternoon of May 31st, Professor Zhang Xiaobo, Chair Professor at Peking University's Guanghua School of Management and Director of the Center for Enterprise Big Data Research, delivered a lecture at the School of Agricultural

On the afternoon of May 15th, Professor Wang Shouyang, an academician of the Developing Countries Academy of Sciences, an academician of the International Academy for Systems and Cybernetic Sciences, a Distinguished Research Fellow of the Chinese

On the afternoon of May 13th, Professor Scott Rozelle, the Helen C. Farnsworth Senior Fellow at Stanford University and Senior Fellow at the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies (FSI), was invited to deliver a lecture in Room 930 at the

Zhanqi Village Over Fifty Years presents a micro-historical analysis of rural China’s 50-year transformation, revealing how grassroots innovations in resource integration and institutional reform enabled a marginalized village to overcome systemic constraints and emerge as a model of rural revitalization.

Based on the data from the population census and sampling survey, this paper constructs instrumental variable regression models to study how the use of industrial robots affects labor demand for workers with

Previous studies have revealed that grassroots governance has played active roles in protecting grassland ecology, however, the synergistic relationship between government regulation and grassroots governance

Growing concerns over family separations draw renewed attention to temporary work migration and the factors shaping it. We leverage the randomized timing in a Chinese re-housing initiative, the Poverty Alleviation Resettlement