Haiping Li
Haiping Li, Professor, has long been engaged in research on corporate governance, corporate finance, and social responsibility. She has presided over 4 projects including National Social Science Fund projects, Ministry of Education Humanities and Social Sciences projects, provincial/ministerial-level talent projects, and 1 enterprise-commissioned project, and participated in 8 related projects. In recent years, she has published 9 academic papers indexed by SSCI/CSSCI. She has authored 1 monograph and co-authored 4 monographs and 1 textbook.
I. Main Research Areas
(1) Corporate governance, internal control, and corporate strategy;
(2) Corporate governance and social responsibility, environmental responsibility;
(3) Financial governance and social responsibility, environmental responsibility;
(4) Auditing and social responsibility, environmental responsibility.
II. Awards and Honors
1. First Prize of Beijing Higher Education Teaching Achievement Award: Exploration and Practice of Curriculum Teaching Paradigm Reform Based on Student Development, Learning, and Outcomes, 2022, 14/17.
2. Second Prize of Beijing Higher Education Teaching Achievement Award: Innovation and Practice of the "Knowledge-Ability Embedded" Practical Teaching System for Economics and Management Majors Based on Outcome-Based Education, 2018, 6/8.
III. Main Research Projects
1. National Social Science Fund of China (Post-Funded Project): Research on the Behavioral Choices of Governors and Managers in the Context of Corporate Performance Correction (Project No.: 15FGL003), Principal Investigator, Jul. 2015-Jul. 2019.
2. Ministry of Education Humanities and Social Sciences Project (Youth Project): Research on Board Control Behavior Choices and Effects: Considering Managerial Behavioral Responses and Institutional Constraints (Project No.: 12YJC630088), Principal Investigator, Jan. 2013-Jan. 2018.
3. Beijing Municipal Universities Young Top-notch Talent Cultivation Plan: Research on the Cost Correlation Effects among Beijing's New Energy Industries (Project No.: CIT&TCD201304100), Principal Investigator, Jan. 2013-Dec. 2015.
4. Tianjin Municipal Education Commission Project: Research on Pricing Strategies of Tianjin Real Estate Enterprises, Principal Investigator, Jan. 2005-Dec. 2006.
5. Enterprise Horizontal Project: Research and Practice on the Training Model for Internationalized Accounting Talents, Principal Investigator, Dec. 2015-Apr. 2018.
6. National Soft Science Research Plan Project: Research on the Input-Output Efficiency of Science Popularization in China (Project No.: Z14-033), Participant, Dec. 2014-Dec. 2017.
7. National Natural Science Foundation of China (General Project): Research on the Interaction and Influence Mechanism of Corporate Governance and Management Control (Project No.: 71072095), Participant, Jan. 2012-Dec. 2014.
8. Beijing Philosophy and Social Science Planning Project: Research on the Comprehensive Benefits of Implementing Renewable Portfolio Standard Policy in Beijing—Based on Case Studies of Power Enterprises, Participant, Oct. 2011-Mar. 2015.
9. Ministry of Education Key Research Base of Humanities and Social Sciences Major Project: Research on the Effects and Evaluation Index of Major Shareholder Behavior, Participant, Jan. 2009-Dec. 2011.
10. National Natural Science Foundation of China (General Project): Research on Adaptive Enterprise Control Systems Based on Strategy, Participant, Jan. 2008-Dec. 2010.
11. Ministry of Education Humanities and Social Sciences Project: Research on Financial Control Risk Evaluation and Early Warning Based on Corporate Governance, Participant, Jan. 2007-Dec. 2009.
12. National Natural Science Foundation of China (Key Project): Sub-project of "Research on Corporate Governance and Its Evaluation in China: Research on China Corporate Governance Evaluation System" (Project No.: 70532001), Participant, Jan. 2005- Dec. 2008.
IV. Representative Academic Papers
1. Li, H. P., Hong, J., Zhan, Y. N., Wang, Y. Z.*, & Liu, L. Y. (2024). Dynamic impact of mixed-ownership reform on enterprise innovation with different property rights. Applied Economics Letters, 1-6.
2. Wang, Y. Z., Huo, Z. Z., & Li, H. P.* (2024). Industrial structure, energy consumption structure and green total factor productivity in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region. Environmental Engineering and Management Journal, 23(2), 409-424.
3. Li, H. P., Ge, A. Q., & Wang, H.* (2024). Research on the impact of AI application on auditors' turnover intention—Evidence from an experiment. Commercial Accounting, (11), 26-31. (Fully reprinted by Renmin University Copying Materials)
4. Li, H. P., Semeyutin, A., Lau, C. K. M.*, & Gozgor, G. (2020). The relationship between oil and financial markets in emerging economies: The significant role of Kazakhstan as the oil exporting country. Finance Research Letters, 29(3), 149-157.
5. Li, H. P., Gozgor, G.*, Lau, C. K. M., & Paramati, S. R. (2019). Does tourism investment improve the energy efficiency in transportation and residential sectors? Evidence from the OECD economies. Environmental Science and Pollution Research, 26(18), 18834-18845.
6. LI, H. P., Zhang, Y. N., & Wang, Y. D. (2021). Will the financial condition of listed companies improve after short selling? Commercial Accounting, 42(13), 82-86.
7. LI, H. P. (2019). Do earnings management increase or decrease after listed companies are STed? Communication of Finance and Accounting, (02), 21-24.
8. Song, W. Y., & Li, H. P. (2017). A review of research on the incentive effect of pay gap in the post-financial crisis era. Communication of Finance and Accounting, (15), 120-125+129.
9. Li, H. P., & Cheng, X. S. (2015). The relationship between control system and strategy: Based on "adaptability" research framework model. East China Economic Management, 29(03), 149-157.
10. Du, H. L., & Li, H. P. (2015). Innovation in Zhejiang's high-tech industry: Efficiency evaluation and difference analysis—Based on the DEA method. Review of Economic Research, (57), 83-91.
11. Li, H. P., & Cheng, X. S. (2011). Dependence on institution condition between governor supervision and distorted information of strategic performance: Power development and punishment strength. Journal of Management Sciences in China, 14(10), 1-10.
12. Cheng, X. S., Li, H. P., & Yao, X. L. (2010). A study on fitting process of governing body and strategic control: A research framework. Collected Essays on Finance and Economics, 150(2), 97-102.
13. Cheng, X. S., Li, H. P., Cheng, L., & Shen, S. L. (2009). An empirical research of the impact of control model on control performance. Management Review, 21(5), 26-34.
14. Cheng, X. S., Li, H. P., Luo, Y. M., & Du, P. (2009). Can financial information distortion events prompt the companies revise the system of independent directors?. China Accounting Review, (1), 87-96.
15. Cheng, X. S., Li, H. P., & Yin, F. Y. (2008). Research on strategic control and its effectiveness evaluation. Luojia Management Review, (2), 224-233.
V. Published Works
1. Li, H. P. (2021). Research on corporate governance output based on environmental constraints. China Petrochemical Press.
2. Yang, L., & Li, H. P. (2017). Research on the impact of non-audit services on the audit quality of listed companies. Economic Science Press.
3. Cheng, X. S., Luo, Y. M., & Li, H. P. (2010). Corporate governance and strategic control. Southwestern University of Finance and Economics Press.
VI. Recruitment Information
I mainly recruit postgraduate students in Business Administration (1202, academic degree) and Auditing (0257, professional degree).