Dr. Engineer Marius Mahougnon AHONONFaculty
June 10, 2022
Dr. Andy HoggFaculty
June 11, 2022Dr. Hui Wang
Faculty
Dr. Hui Wang is a professor at the EIIET with expertise in migration, labor markets, and global development. She holds a Ph.D. in Social and Political Sciences from the University of Cambridge, focusing on the socioeconomic impacts of migration in China. Additionally, she earned an MSc in Economics from the University of Edinburgh and a BSc in Economics from Queen’s University Belfast. Dr. Wang has worked with leading international institutions, including the International Organization for Migration (IOM) in Geneva, the Graduate Institute in Geneva, the Hertie School of Governance, and the Taihe Institute in Berlin, where she is a Research Fellow.
Her research on development, skilled migration, and population policy has been spread throughout and presented at international conferences, impacting policy debates in Asia and Europe. At EIIET, Dr. Wang plays an essential role in advancing research and refining the curriculum. She teaches sociology and economics, contributing a global perspective and extensive expertise that prepare students for success in an increasingly interconnected world.
Selected Publications
- Migration and Urbanisation in China: Recent Trends, Policies and Challenges — Working paper presented at the International Organization for Migration Conference on Labour Migration, 2012, Geneva.
- Building China’s Skilled Migration System - Experiences from the European Migration System and the Points System in Hukou Reform — Published in the Annual Report on Chinese International Migration (2015), China Social Sciences Academy Press (in Chinese).
- The Opportunities and Challenges of Migration in the Belt and Road Region — Working paper presented at the Doc Research Institute, 2017.
- Skilled Immigration Policy In Germany — A Conservative Model — Published by Taihe Institute, 2020.
- A New Direction in Population Policy in China — Published in TI Observer, Vol. 13, October 2021.
- Report on Skilled Chinese Immigrants in Germany — Taihe Institute Report Series, 2022.
- Decoding China’s Shifting Population Trends and Their Impact — Published by Anadolu Agency, 2023.