李里峰教授简介

主要研究领域为中国近代政治发展史、中国政府与政治、政治学理论等，尤其关注中国革命及其对当代中国政治之影响，近年来亦涉足集体记忆和概念史研究。已出版《革命政党与乡村社会——抗战时期中国共产党的组织形态研究》、《中国考试通史（卷四·民国）》（合著）等学术著作，《政治哲学与幸福根基》、《历史之源》、《唤醒中国——国民革命中的政治、文化与阶级》（合译）、《红雨：一个中国县域七个世纪的暴力史》（合译）等译著，并在境内外发表中、英、韩文学术论文及评论60余篇。主持国家社科基金青年项目“集体化时代的乡村社会研究”、教育部哲学社会科学后期资助项目“变动中的国家、精英与民众”。 

Email: llfnju@gmail.com; llf@nju.edu.cn

Li Lifeng, professor and chair of Department of Political Science at Nanjing University, received his Ph. D. in modern Chinese history from Nanjing University in 2002. He was Harvard-Yenching visiting scholar of 2012-13 and has been guest professor of Johns Hopkins-Nanjing Center for American and Chinese Studies since 2011. His research covers Chinese political history, government and politics in China, and political theory. In recent years, he has been engaged in exploring Chinese communist revolution and its impacts on contemporary China from interdisciplinary perspectives. Prof. Li is the author of Revolutionary Party and Rural Society: The Organizational Structure of the Chinese Communist Party, 1937-45 (2011) and co-author of  A General History of Examination in China, volume 4: Republic China (2004). He is also the Chinese translator or co-translator of Awakening China:Politics, Culture and Class in the Nationalist Revolution (John Fitzgerald), Political Philosophy: A Very Short Introduction (David Miller), History: A Very Short Introduction (John Arnold), and Crimson Rain: Seven Centuries of Violence in a Chinese County (William Rowe). He teaches “Political Institutions and Thoughts of China”, “Political Sociology”, “History of Chinese Political Institutions”, and “Rural Politics in China”.