社会发展与公共政策研究所老师期刊论文清单：

1. 张秀兰、马学理，“中国社区建设解读”，《社会福利》2002（2），pp.4-9。
2. 徐月宾，“西方福利国家社会服务发展趋势——政府购买服务”，《民政论坛》（民政部管理干部学院学报）1999（6），pp.35-46。
3. 徐月宾，“儿童福利服务的概念与实践”，《民政论坛》（民政部管理干部学院学报）2001（4），pp.17-21。
4. 徐月宾,“社会福利的概念、制度与特点”，《社会福利》（民政部管理干部学院学报）2002（2），pp.60-62。
5. 徐月宾，“人类服务组织”，《社会福利》2002（3），pp.57-62。
6. 徐月宾，“社会福利组织的特征”，《社会福利》2002（4），pp.56-58。
7. 顾昕：“单位福利社会主义与中国的‘制度性失业’”，《新华文摘》，1998年第11期，第61-64页。
8. 尚晓援，“从国家福利到多元福利——南京市和兰州市社会福利服务的案例研究”，《清华大学学报》（哲学社会科学版）第4期第16卷，2001，pp.16-23。
9. 尚晓援，“‘社会福利’与‘社会保障’再认识”，《中国社会科学》2001（3），pp.113-121。
10. 尚晓援，“中国社会安全网的现状及政策选择”，《战略与管理》2001（6），pp.1-11；《中国社会科学文摘》2002（3），pp.142-143转载。
11. 李强、陶传进，“工程移民的性质定位兼与其它移民类型比较”，《江苏社会科学》2000（6），pp.76-80。
12. 陶传进，“工程移民搬迁动力分析框架”，《社会学研究》2000（6），pp.105-111。
13. 陶传进，“隐蔽的利益转移”，《改革内参》2001（21），pp.17-20。
14. 李海燕，我国价格良性发展的对策研究，《北京物价》，1999年第1期。
15. 李海燕，我国不良资产的分类和呆帐准备金与国际惯例之比较，《湖北财税》，1999年第2期。
16. 李海燕，面对知识经济，农业怎么办？《农村财政与财务》，1999年第3期。
17. 李海燕，道德风险，《北京物价》，1999年第7期。
18. 于永达、张欢、陈义进，“冲破倾销和反倾销困剧”，《了望》2001（6）；《新华文摘》第14期全文转载。
19. 张强、张欢，“GATs与服务业的一般性监管框架”，《科技进步与对策》2002（5）。
20. Xiulan Zhang, Guan Xinping, “The State of Welfare.” China Development Brief, Volume V Number 3, 2002/2003 Winter,pp.40-45.
21. Yuwen Ying and Xiulan Zhang, “Attitude toward childbearing in Rural Beijing: A decade after launching the one-child policy.” Bulletin of the Hong Kong Psychological Society, 1992, 28/29, pp. 27-37.
22. Yuwen Ying and Xiulan Zhang, “Personality structure in rural and urban Chinese peoples.” Bulletin of the Hong Kong Psychological Society, 1992, 28/29, pp.81-93.
23. Yuwen Ying and Xiulan Zhang, “Personality structure of young Chinese adults: A constrast of residents in Taiwan and Rural and Urban China.”  International Journal of Social Psychiatry, 1995, 41(4), pp.284-291.
24. Yuwen Ying and Xiulan Zhang, “Mental health in Chinese families: the role of intergenerational personality discrepancy, family solidarity, and residence location.” Journal of Comparative Family Studies, 1995, 26 (2), pp.233-246.
25. Patrick Fox, Pamela Arnsberger and Xiulan Zhang, “An examination of differential follow-up rates in breast cancer screening.” Journal of Community Health, 1996, 21 (2), pp.123-132.
26. Leonard S. Miller, Xiulan Zhang, Dorothy P. Rice, Wendy B. Max, and Tom E. Novotny. “State Estimates of smoking attributable costs.” Tobacco Highlights, CDC, Washington D.C., 1996.
27. Yuwen Ying, Phillip Akutsu, Xiulan Zhang and Larke Huang, “Psychological dysfunction in Southeast Asian refugees: the contribution of sense of coherence.” American Journal of Community Psychology, 1997, 25 (2), pp.125-139.
28. Patrick Fox, Pam Arnsberger and Xiulan Zhang, “An examination of differential follow-up rates in cervical cancer screening.” Journal of Community Health, 1997, 22 (3), pp.199-209.
29. Robert Newcomer, Pamela Arnsberger and Xiulan Zhang,“Case management, client risk factors, and service use.” Health Care Financing Review, 1997, 19 (1), pp.105-120.
30. Leonard S. Miller, Xiulan Zhang, Tom E. Novotny, Dorothy P. Rice and Wendy B. Max. “State Estimates of Medicaid Expenditures Attributable to Cigarette Smoking, Fiscal Year 1993.” Public Health Reports, March/April 1998, 113 (2), pp.140-151.
31. Leonard S. Miller, Xiulan Zhang, Dorothy P. Rice and Wendy B. Max, “State estimates of total medical expenditures attributable to cigarette smoking, fiscal year 1993.” Public Health Report, 1998,113 (5), pp.447-458.
32. Pamela Arnsberger, Xiulan Zhang and Patrick Fox,“ Variations in approaches to case management in the Medicare Alzheimer’s Disease Demonstration: developing a best practice model.” Hong Kong Journal of Gerontology, 1998, 12(1), pp.8-17.
33. Pamela Arnsberger, Patrick Fox, and Xiulan Zhang, “Case Manager-Defined Roles in the Medicare Alzheimer’s disease Demonstration: Relationship to Client and Caregiver Outcomes”. The Case Management Journals, 1999, 1(1), pp29-37.
34. Patrick Fox, Katie Maslow and Xiulan Zhang, “Long-term Care Eligibility Criteria for People with Alzheimer’s Disease.” Health Care Financing Review, 1999, 20(4), pp 67-85.
35. Xiulan Zhang, Leonard S. Miller, Dorothy P. Rice and Wendy B.Max, “State estimates of Medicare expenditures attributable to cigarette smoking, 1993.” Health Care Financing Review, 1999, 20(4), pp .179-196. (SCI, 1.59）
36. Xiulan Zhang, Ph.D., Leonard Miller, Ph.D., Wendy Max, Ph.D., and Dorothy P Rice, Sc.D.(Hon), “Cost of Smoking to the Medicare Program,1993” Health Care Financing Review, Summer 1999,20(4), pp.179-196
37. Pamela Ansberger, Patrick Fox, Xiulan Zhang and Shixun Gui, “Population Aging and the need for long term care: A comparison of the United States and the People’s Republic of China.” Journal of Cross Cultural Gerontology, 2000, 15, pp.207-227.
38. James G. Kahn, Xiulan Zhang, Lanny T. Cross, Herminia Palacio, Guthrie S. Birkhead, and Stephen F. Morin, “Access to and Use of HIV Antiretroviral Therapy: Variation by Race/Ethnicity in Two Public Insurance Programs in the U.S.”. Public Health Reports, May-June 2002, Volume 117, pp.252-262.
39. Wendy Max, Dorothy P. Rice, Hai-Yen Sung, Martha Michael, Wendy Breuer and Xiulan Zhang, “The Economic Burden of Prostate Cancer, California, 1998”, Cancer (2002 American Cancer Society), 2002, 94(11), pp.2906-2913.
40. Fox, P., Maslow, K. and Zhang, X. "Long-Term Care Eligibility Criteria for People with Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementias" in Family and Professional Carers: Findings Lead to Action. Auzeville-Tolosane, France: SERDI, 2002, pp. 33-38.
41. Guxin，“The Marxist Concept of Totality and Two Chinese Paths to Aesthetic Freedom,” The Journal of the Oriental Society of Australia, Vol. 25 & 26 (1993-1994), pp. 70-108.
42. Guxin，“A Civil Society and Public Sphere in Post-Mao China? An Overview of Western Publications,” China Information, Vol. 8, No. 3 (Winter 1993-1994), pp. 38-52.
43. Guxin，“Hegelianism and Chinese Intellectual Discourse,” Journal of Contemporary China, No. 8 (1995), pp.1-27.
44. Guxin，“Populist Themes in the May Fourth Radical Thinking: A Reappraisal of the Intellectual Origins of Chinese Marxism (1917-1922),” East Asian History, No. 10 (December 1995), pp. 99-126.
45. Guxin，“Subjectivity, Modernity and Chinese Hegelian Marxism,” Philosophy East & West, Vol. 46, No. 2 (April 1996), pp. 205-245.
46. Guxin，“The Economics Weekly, the Public Space and the Voices of Chinese Independent Intellectuals,” The China Quarterly, No. 147 (September 1996), pp. 860-888.
47. Guxin，“Elitist Democracy and China’s Democratization,” Democratization, Vol. 4, No. 2 (Summer 1997), pp. 84-112.
48. Guxin，“From Intellectuals to Technocrats: The Formation and Development of Reformist Think-tanks in China,” Stockholm Journal of Asian Studies, Vol. 8 (1997), pp. 89-136.
49. Guxin，“Foreign Direct Investment and the Restructuring of Chinese State-Owned Enterprises (1992-1995): A New Institutionalist Perspective,” China Information, Vol. 12, No. 3 (Winter 1997-1998), pp. 46-47.
50. Guxin，“Plural Institutionalism and the Emergence of Intellectual Public Spaces in Contemporary China,” Journal of Contemporary China, Vol. 7, No. 18 (June 1998), pp. 271-301.
51. Guxin，“Non-Establishment Political Intellectuals, Public Space and the Creation of Non Governmental Organizations in Communist China,” The China Journal, No. 39 (January 1998), pp. 39-58.
52. Guxin，“Cultural Intellectuals and the Politics of the Cultural Public Space in Communist China (1979-1989),” The Journal of Asian Studies, Vol. 58, No. 2 (May 1999), pp. 389-431.
53. Guxin，“From Permanent Employment to Massive Lay-offs: The Political Economy of ‘Transitional Unemployment’ in Urban China,” Economy and Society, Vol. 28, No. 2 (May 1999), pp.281-297.
54. Guxin，“Massive Layoffs and the Transformation of Employment Relations in urban China,” Labour, Capital and Society, Vol. 33, No.1,(April 2000), pp. 46-74.
55. Guxin，“Dismantling the Chinese Mini-Welfare State? Marketization and the Politics of Institutional Transformation, 1979-1999” Communist and Post-communist Studies, Vol. 34 (2001), pp.91-111.
56. Guxin，“Beyond the Property Rights Approach: Welfare Policy and the Reform of State-owned Enterprises in China” Development and Change, Vol. 32, No.1, (2001), pp. 129-150.
57. Guxin，“Who Was Mr. Democracy? The May Fourth Discourse of Populist Democracy and the Radicalization of Chinese Intellectuals (1915-1922),”Modern Asian Studies, Vol. 35, No.3 (2001), pp.589-621.
58. Guxin，“Market Transition and the Transformation of the Health Care System in Urban China,” Policy Studies, Vol. 22, Nos. 3-4 (2001), pp. 197-215.
59. Guxin，“State Corporatism and the Politics of the State-Profession Relationship in China: a Case Study of Three Professional Communities” American Asian Review, Vol. XIX, No 4 (Winter 2001), pp. 163-199.
60. Guxin，“Forging a Labor Market in Urban China,” Asian Affairs, Vol. 28, No. 2 (2001), pp. 92-111.
61. Yuebin Xu, “Family Support for Old People in Rural China”, Social Policy & Administration, 2001, 35(3), pp.307-320.
62. XiaoYuan Shang, “The Political Origins of China’s Social Security System: from a Premature Social Insurance Program to a Segmented Welfare Regime” New Zealand Journal of Asian Studies, December1999, pp.48-70.
63. Xiaoyuan Shang, “Bridging the Gap between Planned and Market Economics: employment policies for people with disabilities in tow Chinese cities”, Disability & Society, Vol.15, No.1, 2000, pp.135-156.XiaoYuan Shang, “Moving towards a Multi-level and Multi-pillar System: Changes in Institutional Care in two Chinese Cities”, Journal of Social Policy, 2001,30(2),pp.259-281
64. Peter Saunders、XiaoYuan Shang, “Social Security Reform in China’s Transition to a Market Economy”, Social Policy & Administration, 2001(3), Volume35.
65. XiaoYuan Shang, “Looking for a Better Way to Care for Children: Cooperation between the State and Civil Society in China”，Social Service Review, 2002, 76(2), pp.203-228.