Jia Chen, Ge Xin, Fangjin Ye (2025). Do bilateral investment treaties help post-coup countries attract foreign investment? International Political Science Review, Vol. 460, No. 2.DOI
Ge Xin, Jie Cui, Feng Wang, Jiaping Zhang (2025). Demystifying digital economic performance in China: A local officials' career incentive perspective. International Public Management Journal.DOI
Xin Ge, Huang Jie (2025). Making the people's voice heard: pathways of E-participative governance in China. Journal Of Chinese Governance, Vol. 100, No. 1.DOI
Haoyu Hu, Wei Wang, Ge Xin, Fangjin Ye (2024). Impact of city size on self-employment behavior: Evidence from Chinese migrants. Journal Of Asian Economics, Vol. 95.DOI
Lili Liu, Ge Xin, Hongtao Yi (2024). Information asymmetry and vertical collective action dilemma: The case of targeted poverty alleviation in China. Review Of Policy Research, Vol. 410, No. 5.DOI
Weizhan Meng, Feng Wang, Ge Xin (2024). Making agile governance work: the community grid as a 'safety valve' institution during the COVID-19 pandemic. Journal Of Chinese Governance, Vol. 90, No. 2.DOI
Haoyu Hu, Wei Wang, Ge Xin (2023). Enrollment in public pension program and household land transfer behaviour: Evidence from rural China. Applied Economics, Vol. 550, No. 30.DOI
Ge Xin, Jia Chen (2023). Decentralized governance and collective action dilemma: Sub-national governments' responses to COVID-19 in China. Public Administration And Development, Vol. 430, No. 2.DOI
Nicolai Petrovsky, Ge Xin, Jinhai Yu (2023). Job Satisfaction and Citizen Satisfaction with Street-level Bureaucrats: Is There a Satisfaction Mirror? Journal Of Public Administration Research And Theory, Vol. 330, No. 2.DOI
Ge Xin, Elna E. E. Esembe, Jia Chen (2023). The mixed effects of e-participation on the dynamic of trust in government: Evidence from Cameroon. Australian Journal Of Public Administration, Vol. 820, No. 1.DOI
信鸽(2023). “课程思政”融入工商管理专业课程建设的探索研究. 《中国军转民》.
Jie Huang, Ge Xin (2022). To Get Rich is Glorious: Private Entrepreneurs in China's Anti-Poverty Campaign. Journal Of Chinese Political Science, Vol. 270, No. 2.DOI
Ge Xin, Jie Huang (2022). Party Building in an Unlikely Place? The Adaptive Presence of the Chinese Communist Party in the Non-governmental Organizations (NGO). Journal Of Contemporary China, Vol. 310, No. 135.DOI
Guanchun Liu, Ge Xin, Jing Li (2021). Making political connections work better: Information asymmetry and the development of private firms in China. Corporate Governance-An International Review, Vol. 290, No. 60.DOI
Kai Zhou, Ge Xin (2021). Who Are the Front-Runners? Unravelling Local Government Responses to Containing the COVID-19 Pandemic in China. China Review-An Interdisciplinary Journal On Greater China, Vol. 210, No. 10.
Kai Zhou, Ge Xin (2020). Borrowing Wisdom from Abroad: Overseas Training for Political Elite in Reform-Era China. China Review-An Interdisciplinary Journal On Greater China, Vol. 200, No. 40.
Xiaojun Yan, Ge Xin (2017). Reforming governance under authoritarianism: motivations and pathways of local participatory reform in the People's Republic of China. Democratization, Vol. 240, No. 3.DOI
Yan Xiaojun, Xin Ge (2016). Participatory policy making under authoritarianism: the pathways of local budgetary reform in the People's Republic of China. Policy And Politics, Vol. 440, No. 2.DOI