Welfare Policymaking through Multidirectional Learning: The Case of China’s Pilot Program of Public Long-Term Care Insurance
Biography
Biography
My research interests centre around the policy process of health and social care reforms. I am particularly interested in the concepts of policy learning and experimentation, and how they interact to influence health and social care policymaking. I am keen to explore both qualitative and quantitative methods.
Prior to starting my PhD, I worked for three years as a research assistant in Hong Kong. I hold a BA in Greater China Studies from the Education University of Hong Kong and an MSc in International Social and Public Policy from the London School of Economics and Political Science.
Research
Research Topic
Policy learning in the process of welfare privatisation