教师详细信息

个人简介

阿力塔，男，蒙古族，原籍内蒙古呼和浩特市，公共管理博士，现为对外经济贸易大学国际发展合作学院讲师。

研究领域

全球价值链；环境政策；国际合作项目策划与评估

教育背景

博士：瓦赫宁根大学（荷兰）2018.03 – 2022.03，环境政策

硕士：弗莱堡大学（德国）2015.10 – 2017.07，公共政策专业

本科：哥廷根大学（德国）2011.10 – 2015.07，政治学专业

学术论文

[1] Alita, L., Dries, L. and Oosterveer, P. (2020), Chemical Vegetable Safety in China: “Supermarketisation” and its Limits (食品安全在中国: 超市化及其局限), British Food Journal (英国食品研究, 影响因子2.5, 社科类2区), Vol. 122(11), pp. 3433.

[2] Chen, S., Luo, E., Alita, L., Han, X., Nie, F. (2021), Impacts of formal credit on rural household income: Evidence from deprived areas in western China (正规渠道金融扶贫对农户收入的影响) Journal of Integrative Agriculture (农业科学学报, 影响因子1.9, 农业经济2区), Vol. 20(4), pp. 927.

[3] Alita, L.; Dries, L.; Oosterveer, P. (2021), Improving Vegetable Safety in China: Does Co-Regulation Work (共同管理框架是否影响了食品安全), Int. J. Environ. Res. Public Health (国际环境与公共卫生研究, 影响因子3.3, 环境类2区), Vol. 18, pp. 3006.

[4] Alita, L.; Dries, L.; Oosterveer, P. (2022), Externalities of agricultural Agglomeration: Food Safety Hazards in China (农业生产的负外部性: 食品安全风险在中国), (论文已完成, 在投稿流程中)

[5] Alita, L.; Dries, L.; Oosterveer, P. (2022), Approaching safe and fresh Vegetables: a partial Food Environment in urban China (城市环境中不均衡的食品安全风险), (论文已完成, 在投稿流程中)

会议报告

The spatial Disparity of Food Safety in urban China (城市环境中不均衡的食品安全风险), 15th European Sociological Association Conference (第15届欧洲社会学年会受邀报告), 31. August – 3. September

Food Safety Hazards in urban China as a Result of agricultural Agglomeration. Food Systems for Healthier Diets, Annual meeting (食物系统与膳食营养年会), 20-23 October 2020

The Renovation Policy and its Impact on Agri-food Market in China: Sustainable Resource Management for Adequate and Safe Food Provision (SURE+), (自然资源持续利用与环境治理年会)Annual Workshop, 12-14 May 2019

参与科研项目

自然资源持续利用与环境治理（政府间国际科技创新合作重点专项项目，2016YFE0103100，南京农业大学与荷兰瓦赫宁根大学共同发起，中国农业大学、清华大学、中国科学院参与）

相关技能

数据分析：可熟练使用R语言清洗及处理数据，使用多种计量模型进行分析，精通空间计量建模

德语：熟练运用

英语：熟练运用

Current position

Assistant professor, School of internation development and cooperation, UIBE

Courses being taught

Classical Readings in Comparative Politics

Classical Readings in International Relations

Selected topics on sustainable development

International Development Cooperation

Educational background

PhD: Wageningen University (Netherlands)                 2018.03 - 2022.03

– Environmental Policy Group: The impact of regulatory systems on natural resource use and propensity to consumer

– Doctoral Research Project: Sustainable Utilization of Natural Resources and Environmental Governance (co-sponsored by Nanjing Agricultural University and Wageningen University)

– Project Responsibilities.

(1)Independently complete the preliminary design of the topic and propose new hypotheses forsubsequent research in the context of the progress of the topic

(2)Under the guidance of the supervisor, complete all research and data modelling related to the project as the main project leader

3) Responsible for the presentation of projects at academic conferences and writing of papers

MA: Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg                  2015.10 - 2017.07

– Public Policy: EU Multi-Level Governance Systems (Major: R Language in the Social Sciences)

BA: Georg-August-Universität Göttingen                   2011.10 - 2015.07

– Political Science (Majors: Comparative Politics, Political Theory, International Relations, Quantitative Social Sciences)

Academic publications

[1] Alita, L., Dries, L. and Oosterveer, P. (2020), Chemical Vegetable Safety in China: "Supermarketisation" and its Limits, British Food Journal (Impact Factor 2.5, Q2 in Social Sciences), Vol. 122(11), pp. 3433.

[2]Chen, S., Luo, E., Alita, L. , Han, X., Nie, F. (2021), Impacts of formal credit on rural household income: Evidence from deprived areas in western China Journal of Integrative

Agriculture ( Impact Factor 1.9, Agricultural Economics), Vol. 20(4), pp. 927.

[3] Alita, L.; Dries, L.; Oosterveer, P. (2021), Improving Vegetable Safety in China: Does Co-Regulation Work, Int. J. Environ. Res. Public Health (International Environmental and Public Health Research,Impact Factor 3.3), Vol. 18, pp. 3006.

[4] Yu, H., Jiang, Y., Sun, Y., Ding, Y., & Alita, L. (2024). Geographical indications and organic labels: complements or substitutes?-the case of online rice consumption in China. Applied Economics, 1-15.

[5] Kang, N., Alita, L., Yu, X., & Liu, M. (2023). Valuing the plant species diversity of permanent grasslands: From the perspective of herders. Journal of Environmental Management, 345, 118797.

Conference papers

– Green Growth Paradox: Environmental Costs of Rural E-commerce in Developing Countries" : selected as best conference paper on the 15th CAER-IFPRI Annual Conference, October2023

– The spatial Disparity of Food Safety in urban China, 15th European Sociological Association Conference, 31. August - 3. September

– Food Safety Hazards in urban China as a Result of Agricultural Agglomeration. Food Systems forHealthier Diets, Annual meeting, 20-23 October 2020

– The Renovation Policy and its Impact on Agri-food Market in China: Sustainable ResourceManagement for Adequate and Safe Food Provision (SURE+), Annual Conference on SustainableUse and Environmental Governance, 12- 14 May 2019

INTERNSHIP EXPERIENCE

Internship: Ministry of Commerce, Republic of Ireland    2017.10 - 2018.03

– Data analysis for the 'Support for Small and Medium-sized Exporters in Ireland' project

– Project Description: As a result of the impact of Brexit on the export of Irish SMEs in the agricultural and food processing industries, the Department of Commerce of the Republic of Ireland launched atargeted support programme for SMEs. As the data analyst for the project, I used a database of Irish exporters to model how different types of businesses had performed in the past when hit by the economic crisis and to provide appropriate support for businesses with different endowments, such as low interest loans, developing alternative export markets and further processing of primary products. After completing the data analysis, I was responsible for writing a report for the project leader and providing policy recommendations.

– Project Leader: Declan Hughes (Assistant Minister, Department of Commerce, Ireland)

Internship: Wageningen University interviews to bring in talent

– Interview applicants in the talent acquisition programme, analyse CVs and provide a basis for decision making

– Project content: As part of the Faculty's recruitment process for the position of Associate Professor in the Global Agricultural Value Chain, I was responsible for collecting and analysing the CVs andpersonal statements of the applicants, presenting the strengths of each candidate to the Professor

and the Head of Department, and interviewing the applicants together with the Head of Department.

– Project leader: Simon Bush (Head of Department, Environmental Policy Group)

Teaching Assistant: University College Dublin (Ireland)  2017.09 - 2018.03

– Political Theory (Social Contract Theory)

Internship: Mecklenburg-Vorpommern State Council         2012.12 - 2013.02

– Assist in organising the annual meeting of the Education Committee

联系方式

Email: alita.lita.im@gmail.com