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Dr. Ting Huang is an Assistant Professor in Public Management at Queen Mary University of London (School of Business and Management, Department of Business and Society). She holds a PhD in Management from Aarhus University and dual master's degrees in Public Management and Social Development from Copenhagen Business School and University of Chinese Academy of Sciences. Her research focuses on public management, leadership diversity, organizational behavior, and policy processes. Key interests include strategic leadership in public organizations, executive succession effects, and the societal impacts of gender diversity in government.
Education:
- PhD in Management, Aarhus University
- Double Master’s in Public Management & Social Development, Copenhagen Business School/University of Chinese Academy of Sciences
Research Interests: Dr. Huang explores how leadership dynamics shape public sector outcomes, particularly examining gender representation in top management teams and the consequences of diversity on government-citizen relations. She also investigates transparency in governance and policy implementation mechanisms in Chinese cities.
Publications: Her work appears in leading journals like Public Administration Review and International Public Management Journal, focusing on themes like executive turnover impacts and representative bureaucracy. Recent studies highlight gender dynamics in public leadership and environmental governance transparency.
Awards & Engagement:
- Best Reviewer Award (Academy of Management Annual Meeting)
- Referee for top journals including Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory
- Co-organizer of workshops on public management leadership and systematic literature reviews
Advisory & Grants: Supervising PhD student Ziyan Wu (co-supervised with Prof. Gary Schwarz). Active in organizing academic conferences and professional development initiatives.
Labs & Teams: Member of the Public Management and Regulation Group, collaborating on interdisciplinary research in governance and public policy.
