People :: Sociology Department

Bai Gao, Professor

Bai Gao

Short Description of Research Approach:

Professor

Office Info
Office:	341 Soc-Psych, Durham, NC 27708
Phone:	(919) 660-5620
Email Address:
Fax:	(919) 660-5623
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Areas of Interest:

Economic Sociology,
Globalization,
Comparative/Historical Sociology,
Comparative Political Economy

I have two ongoing projects. One is to study how the dollar's key currency status and the U.S. role as the major liquidity supplier in the postwar period have affected U.S. domestic political economy and how such impacts have led to the skyrocketing federal debt, a fiat economy and high unemployment rate. The other is to study how the changing international environments have changed the Chinese perception of geography and pushed it to a new development strategy of Eurasian continental economic integration.

Selected Publications/Recent Research:

Recent Publications (More Publications)

2016 INTRODUCTION The Social Construction of Competitive Advantage Gao, B. China: an International Journal , Vol. 14, No. 1 NUS PRESS PTE LTD , 3-18

2012 “The United States is Leading the Third Industrial Revolution” (in Chinese) Gao, B. The Phoenix Weekly , Vol. 437 , 76-78

2012 “The benefits of Non-separation of State-Corporate Governance.” Gao, B. The Phoenix Weekly , Vol. 430 , p. 84-p. 84

2012 “International Monetary Regimes and Domestic Political Economies: The Origins of the Global Glut of Liquidity.” Gao, B. Cetina, KK; Preda, A. Oxford University Press

2012 High-Speed Rail and China’s Grand Strategy in the 21 Century (in Chinese) al, BGE. Beijing, China Social Science Literature Press

(More Publications)

Course Descriptions:

Duke University. Spring & Fall 2012

Organizations and Global Competitiveness(SOC 142) Syllabus
Globalization and Development(Soc 730S-03) Syllabus

Sociology
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