Jiaqi Liang Public Administration

Degrees: MPA, University of Missouri-Columbia<br>
LLM, University of Missouri-Columbia
Languages Spoken: Mandarin Chinese, Cantonese
Internships Currently/Previously Held: The International Court of Arbitration of the International Chamber of Commerce (Paris, France); Hudson Institute
Favorite Place in Washington DC: Tidal Basin
Bio: Jiaqi Liang graduated with a PhD in Public Administration with a second major in Comparative Politics in 2014. Her research interests include administrative politics, policy implementation, program evaluation, environmental policy and politics, performance management, diversity and representation, comparative public administration and policy. She also serves as a research assistant for the Center for Environmental Policy in SPA. Her work (co-authored with Daniel Fiorino) on the effects of policy stability on renewable energy technological innovation in the U.S. has been published in the Policy Studies Journal.

Liang receives AU Dissertation Fellowship, Doctoral Student Research Award, Gill Family Foundation Scholarship, and Teaching Enhancement Grant. Also, she is the recipient of 2012 ICPSR Summer Program Scholarship for Public Administration, Public Policy, and Public Affairs.
She teaches Administrative Politics in Department of Public Administration & Policy in Fall 2011 and Spring 2012.

See Also: The Implications of Policy Stability for Renewable Energy Innovation in the United States, 1974–2009

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