Peer-reviewed Journal Articles (* Corresponding Author)

• Yang, Jianchuang and Hui Zhou*. 2024. “The Rhythm of Government: Attention in China’s Central- and Provincial-Level Executive Meetings.” China Review 24(1):83–114.
• Zhou, Hui, Junqiang Liu*, Jiang He, and Jianxin Cheng. 2021. “Conditional Justice: Evaluating the Judicial Centralization Reform in China.” Journal of Contemporary China 30(129):434–450.
• Liang, Fengbo, Junqiang Liu*, Hui Zhou, and Paicheng Liu. 2021. “Inequality in the Last Resort: How Medical Appraisal Affects Malpractice Litigations in China.” International Journal of Legal Medicine 135(3):1047–1054.
• Liu, Junqiang, Hui Zhou*, Lingrui Liu, and Chunxiao Wang. 2020. “The Weakness of the Strong: Examining the Squeaky-Wheel Effect of Hospital Violence in China.” Social Science and Medicine 245:112717.

Book Chapters

• Zhou, Hui and Ling Zhu*. 2019. “‘Two Chinas’: Social Equity, Social Policies, and the Urban-rural Divide in China.” In Johansen M. (Eds) Social Equity in the Asia-Pacific Region: Conceptualizations and Realities (pp. 109–136). Palgrave Macmillan, Cham.

Working Papers

• “The Politics of Disasters: How Decentralization Weakens Authoritarian Government Accountability”
• “How Disasters Affect Political Support: Experimental Evidence from an Air Crash Accident”
• “How Economic Globalization Advances Government Accountability: Evidence from Government Websites”
• “Income Inequality, Partisan Politics, and Coverage-generosity Trade-off: Examining the Pension Policymaking in Developed Industrial Democracies (1971–2010)”

Work in Progress

• “Who Is to Blame and How? Responsibility Attribution in Cases of Technological Disasters”
• “From Profit-Sharing to Residual-Chasing: A Study of Grand Theft in an Era of Economic Slowdown”