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Curriculum Vitae CURRICULUM VITAE Personal Information Name Deyi Zhou Gender male Position Title Professor Working Department College of Economics and Management Email [email protected] College of Economics and Management, Huazhong Address Agricultural University, No.1 of Lion Hill Street, Hongshan District, Wuhan City, 430070, China Tel +0086-15527826338 Fax 0086-27-87282973 Research Interest Right now I am doing research about Sino-Africa cooperation in agricultural aid under the cross cultural background. The main theoretical basis is institutional economics and evolutionary economics, in which the knowledge management is an important aspect. Relevant to the research above, I also have the interest in psychology, sociology, history, anthropology and cultural aspect. Professional Memberships No Other Roles No. Education & Working Experience EDUCATION: 1999-2000: Wageningen University (Wageningen, The Netherlands) Environmental Economics Group, Visiting scholar. 1988-1991: Northwestern Agricultural University (in Yangling City of Shaanxi Province, China) Dept. of Agronomy, Ph.D. student Speciality: Crop ecology 1984-1987: Huazhong Agricultural University (in Wuhan City), Dept. of Agronomy, Graduate student, Speciality: Crop physiology and biochemistry 1980-1984: Huazhong Agricultural University, Dept. of Agronomy, Undergraduate student. WORKING EXPERIENCES: 2010.11-date, Huazhong Agri. University College of Economics and Management Professor Research Project: (1) The Cooperative Potential and Model between China and Africa, taking Botswana, Mali, Sierra Leone, Guinea, Tanzania as Examples, financed by FAO regional office in Beijing, 2011 (2) The performance evaluation of Chinese agricultural aid project in Africa(NSFC project 71228301),2013-2014; (3) the model innovation of Chinese agricultural aid in Africa based on the Chinese company in Africa(Project 2662014RW014 supported by the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities),2014-2015; (4) The training of practical rice production technology and starting-up the business in Africa based on the Chinese company, taking Mozambique as an example, sponsored by the Ministry of Agriculture of China (2015-2016).; (5) The tradable quota system of green electricity and its impacts on sustainable Green electricity development in China (13YJA790163), sponsored by Ministry of Education of China, 2013-2016; 2009.10-2010.10, The Division of Policy Research and Statistics, Ministry of Agriculture, Botswana, sent by Chinese government. Policy Consultant The work I had done there is attached. 2007-2009.9 : Huazhong Agri. University College of Economics and Management Professor Research project: (1) The Cost Analysis of Biodiesel Based on Rapeseed in China (Financed by Social Science Foundation of China) (2) Eight Business plans based on Biotechnologies financed by Asia Facility Foundation (from The Netherlands). Long shelf life fruits and vegetables in China Insect resistant cucumber in China Nematode resistant vegetables in China Aphid and thrips resistant tomato and peppe Tissue culture service lab on the HAU campus Improving the yield of pyrethrum in China Phytophthora resistant potato in China Impactvector: opportunity for sales (Plant Expression Vectors) and business development in China 2004-2006: Huazhong Agricultural University Faculty of Economics and Management Professor Research subject: Study on Performance evaluation and design of Food Labelling and Traceability System in China (Financed by Chinese Natural Science foundation); 2004.11-2005.5: Faculty of Food Sci. & Tech, Kasetsart University, Thailand Visiting researcher. Research Project: “The Case Study on Performance of Food Traceability System in Thailand, funded by ASF, Asian Scholarship Foundation. 2001-2002: Huazhong Agricultural University Faculty of Economics and Trade Professor Research subject: Evolutionary Ethic and Its Implication for Economics; 1999-2000: Wageningen University, Environmental Economics Group, Visiting Scholar Research subject: The sociobiological human behavior assumption and its implication on economics. 1995-1999: Northwestern University, Dept. of Geography, Associate Professor Research projects: Environmental right and sustainable development (financed By Chinese Social Science Fund); Study on the development of the rural community, taking Baoji Prefecture as an example (financed by Chinese Natural Science Fund); water and soil conservation and sustainable development in Loess Plateau. 1991-1994: Northwestern Agricultural University, Dept. of Agricultural Economics, Assistant Professor and Associate Professor. Research projects: Integrated management and development of Loess Plateau--technical and economics approach for sustainable development (the major research project of China in the Eighth Five-year Plan); Study on the policies for development of High-productiveness, High-quality and High-efficiency Agriculture (supported by Shaanxi Social Science Fund). 1988-1991: Northwestern Agricultural University, Dept. of Agronomy, Ph.D. Candidate, Research project: The study of relation between rice quality and climate. (co-financed by Agricultural Ministry of P.R. China and Doctorate Fund of Education Ministry of P.R.C.); 1984-1987: Huazhong Agricultural University, Dept. of Agronomy, Msc Student, Research project: The application of Brassinolide on Cotton. Publications SELECTED PUBLICATIONS: Part 1, Papers concerning agricultural Economics, technology, ecology and institution. 1. Zhu, Yueji, Deyi Zhou, Regional Distribution and Effect of Spatial Agglomeration of Sino-Africa Agricultural Trade,Journal of Huazhong Agricultural University(Social Science Edition), 2016(1) 64-71; 2. Zhu, Yueji, Deyi Zhou, Liangzhi You, Impact of farmers’resource endowment and inner perception on technology adoption in Oromia，Ethiopia; Resources Science,Vol.37，No.8 Aug.，2015 3. Zhu, Yueji, Deyi Zhou, Puqing Wang, The operation of Sino-African agricultural technology demonstration center and its challenges: the case in Mozambique; world agriculture;2015 (9): 64-69; 4. Zhu, Yueji, Deyi Zhou, etc, The Sensory Order: An Inquiry into the Foundations of Theoretical Psychology [F. A. Hayek], Chinese translation, Huazhong University of Science & Technology Press, 2015.6, Wuhan; 5. Zhu, Yueji, Guixian Gao, Deyi Zhou, Study on model of Sino-African Cooperation in Agriculture, Economic review(Chinese),2015 (1) 114-118; 6. Zhu, Yueji, Guixian Gao, Deyi Zhou, Evolutionary analysis of farmers' behaviour on technology adoption based on Agent-based Modeling, China Rural Economy, 2014（4）：58-73 7. Gao, Guixian, Yueji Zhu, Deyi Zhou, China-Africa Agricultural Cooperation: Plight，Status and Solutions, China Soft Science, 2014(6) 31-38； 8. Gao, Guixian, Deyi Zhou, Impacts of Tariff-free Policy on China-Africa Trade and its Implications: An Analysis Based on the Panel Data of Agricultural Goods, International Economics and Trade Research, 2014(4) 75-84; 9. Ma, Chenglin, Deyi Zhou, Empirical Study on Relationship between Scale Growth and Technology Changes of Pig Breeding in China, Journal of Huazhong Agricultural University(Social Sciences Edition), 2014(4) 30-35; 10. Zhou, Deyi , Guixian Gao, Difficulties and Countermeasures of renewable energy power development in China, Price: Theory & Practice, 2014(6) 116-117; 11. Gao Guixian, Jianming Li, Deyi Zhou, The comparison of Effects on Integration of Renewable Portfolio Standard Regulation and Market Instruments, Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Engineering and Business Management , pp171-175,2013-03-23 ,Wuhan, China, 12. Yueji Zhu, Deyi Zhou, Liangzhi You ，Teach Fishing? Effectiveness of China’s Foreign Aid to Africa: Feedback from Chinese Assistance Experts ，2013 CAER-IFPRI Annual Conference, 2013/10/16-2013/10/17; 13. Gao, Guixian, Deyi Zhou, the Economic Analysis and Comparison of the Charge Modes of Centralized Heating, Price: Theory & Practice, 2012(10) 33-34; 14. Huang, Zhongqin, Deyi Zhou, the Secret of Jianong Model: the Unique Contract Design and the Combination of Multiple Knowledge, in Case library of China Management Case Sharing Center http://www.cmcc-dut.cn/caseshowbyid.php?itemid=1193 15 15. Zhou, Deyi, Ternary Agriculture in Botswana and its theoretical and policy implications, in Proceeding of The International Conference on Climate Change, Recycling of Agricultural resources, Technology Improvement and Agriculture Management, Jan. 7-10, 2012, Wuhan, China. 16. ZHANG, Qiwu, ZHOU Deyi, ZENG Qihua, Causations, Impacts and Governance Strategies: Research on Housing Hoarding in China.[J]Urban Development Studies,2012（7）：18-23 17. Ma, Chenglin, Deyi Zhou, The Problem of Food Safety Duing to Incentive Uncompitiblity in the Mechanism Design, ECOLOGICAL ECONOMY, 2012(8) 43-45; 18. Deyi Zhou, etc., The Cooperative Potential and Model between China and Africa, Taking Botswana, Mali, Sierra Leone, Guinea, Tanzania as Examples, Forthcoming, China Agricultural Science and Technology Press, 2011.12 19. Xiao, Tanghua, Deyi Zhou, Research on Behavior Machanisms of Scientists to the Environmental Risk Control of Genetically Modified Crops, Science ＆ Technology Progress and Policy, 2011(18),152-156 20. Lin Ling, Zhou Deyi, Ma Caixue, Green food industry in China: development, problems and policies, Renewable Agriculture and Food Systems, 2010, 25(1): 69-80 （SCI） 21. Deyi Zhou, Yan Xiong, the Analysis of Uncertainty of Biodiesel development in China, Forestry Economy, 2009（3）34-38； 22. Puqing Wang, Deyi Zhou, Zhixuan Lv, Food Safety and Organizational Model of Food Supply
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