Dr. J.(Jing) Zhou is Assistant Professor of Housing, Society and Space in the school of Management and Economics at Beijing Institute of Technology. She has been a visiting scholar at the University of Amsterdam (2015-2016), as well at the Institute for research on population and social policies, Italy (2016).
Her interests cover many areas of urban geography, land-use planning and housing studies. Her PhD, entitled “Migrants and the New Stage of Public Housing Reform in China” and completed in 2018, focused on how the contemporary housing reform in China has provided housing assistance to the intra-national migrants, and furthermore, has shaped the settlement intentions of them.
Jing has contributed to various bachelors programes on housing policy and Chinese migrants. She was the teaching assistant of the summer program at the university of Amsterdam, and was one of the initiators of the Urban China seminar in Amsterdam.
Publications (selected)
[1] Zhou, J.*. (2018) The New Urbanisation Plan and Permanent Urban Settlement of Migrants in Chongqing, China, Population Space and Place, 24(6):1-13. (SSCI, Q1)
[2] Zhou, J. *, & Musterd, S. (2018). Housing preferences and access to public rental housing among migrants in Chongqing, China. Habitat International, 79: 42-50, (SSCI, Q1)
[3] Zhou, J. *, & Ronald, R. (2017). The resurgence of public housing provision in China: the Chongqing programme. Housing Studies, 32(4):428-448. (SSCI)
[4] Zhou, J. *, & Ronald, R. (2017). Housing and Welfare Regimes: Examining the Changing Role of Public Housing in China. Housing, Theory and Society, 34(3), 253-276. (SSCI)
[5]周婧, 楊慶媛*.農(nóng)戶層面農(nóng)村宅基地流轉研究進展與述評 地理科學進展 2012, Vol. 31(2): 139-148. (CSSCI，截止2018被引29次)
[6]周婧, 楊慶媛*, 信桂新等.貧困山區(qū)農(nóng)戶兼業(yè)行為及其居民點用地形態(tài)——基于重慶市云陽縣568戶農(nóng)戶調(diào)查 地理研究. 2010, 29 (10): 1767-1779. (CSSCI，截止2018被引83次)
[7]周婧, 楊慶媛*, 張蔚 等. 貧困山區(qū)不同類型農(nóng)戶對宅基地流轉的認知與響應: 基于重慶市云陽縣568 戶農(nóng)戶調(diào)查. 中國土地科學, 2010(9): 11-17. (CSSCI, 截止2018被引97次)
Contact info.
Phone：+86-10-68918593
E-mail：j.zhou@bit.edu.cn
Visiting address: Room 315, No. 5 Zhongguancun South Street, Haidian District, Beijing, China 100081
