Wang Puqu, deputy director of Peking University Institute of Political Development and Government Management (the key research base of humanities and social sciences of the Ministry of Education), professor and doctoral supervisor of the School of Government Management. Chief expert of the political science group of Marxist theoretical research and construction engineering of the Central Committee. Vice President of China Political Science Association, Vice President of China Administrative Management Association, Deputy Head of Political Discipline Evaluation Group of National Planning Committee for Philosophy and Social Sciences, Convenor of Political Science Ethnic Department of Social Science Committee of Ministry of Education, Vice Chairman of National Political Science Steering Committee of Ministry of Education, President of Beijing Political and Administrative Society. The main research field is political science theory and method. He is the author of Fundamentals of Political Science, Election Theory and System, Report on the Development of Philosophy and Social Sciences in Colleges and Universities in China 1978-2008 (Political Science), and has translated such works as Systematic Analysis of Political Life, Enlightenment of East Asian Model, Theory and Practice of Universal Human Rights, Bureaucracy and Economics. He has published many academic papers in Journal of Peking University and Research on Political Science. He presided over the national major project of philosophy and social sciences, the cross-century talent project of the Ministry of Education, and the national outstanding young teachers project of the Ministry of Education. He presided over the compilation of the research reports on the development planning of political disciplines in the Tenth Five-Year Plan and the Eleventh Five-Year Plan of the National Planning Committee for Philosophy and Social Sciences, and presided over the special research on the development reports of philosophy and social sciences in China universities in 2005/2006/2007/2008/2009. 1998 was selected as "cross-century talents of the Ministry of Education", "National Excellent Young Teachers" of the Ministry of Education in 2002, and "Four Groups" of Central Social Science Theoretical Talents in 2006.

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