Zhiling Wang

Zhiling Wang is an Assistant Professor at the Erasmus School of Economics, Department of Strategy and Economics, Erasmus University Rotterdam. Her research lies at the intersection of economics, labor mobility, migration, and regional development, with a particular focus on integration and policy implications in Europe and China.

Her research interests span Labor Mobility, International Migration, Social Integration, Development Policy, and Industrial Restructuring. She examines how language proficiency, social networks, and economic policies affect migrant integration and regional economic outcomes.

The analysis of her recent publications reveals a strong focus on migration and development dynamics, particularly the impact of industrial transfer in China and the integration of migrants in Europe. Her work combines empirical economic analysis with regional science methodologies, often using large datasets and policy evaluation frameworks.

While no formal awards are listed, her work has been published in peer-reviewed journals and disseminated through academic working papers and book chapters, with recognition in platforms such as Scopus and Mendeley. Her research has been cited and shared across academic networks, indicating growing scholarly impact.

She has collaborated with prominent researchers including Frank van Oort, T. De Graaff, and Barry Chiswick, and has contributed to both theoretical and applied economics. Though no direct mention of advising or grants is made, her publication record suggests active involvement in research projects and academic supervision.

Her work is closely aligned with research groups focusing on regional development, migration, and labor economics at Erasmus University, contributing to broader institutional research themes in economic policy and societal integration.