Wang Cuntong, Ph.D., professor of demography. Ph.D. graduated from Peking University (trained in cooperation with the UniversityofMichigan), and postdoctoral researcher worked in the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. At present, I mainly work in Central University of Finance and Economics, engaged in research and teaching in social statistics and econometric analysis, population health, population sociology, population economics and other fields.

20 13 was selected into the excellent talents program of the Ministry of education in the new century, and now he is the head of the youth scientific research innovation team of the Central University of Finance and Economics, an expert of the comprehensive reform expert group of the National Population and Family Planning Commission, a member of the American Population Society (PAA), a member of the IUSP expert group of quantitative training in social sciences, a standing committee member of Peking University Social Science Training in distinguished professor and china sexology association, and a cooperative researcher of the University of Illinois and the University of Chicago. He has published more than 20 research papers in SSCI/SCI index journals, more than 40 quantitative research papers and 4 books in Chinese core journals such as China Social Sciences, Sociological Research and China Population Science. Presided over 2 national social science fund projects, 12 horizontal project; As the person in charge of the sub-project, he participated in two major national natural science funds and more than one horizontal project 10 of the national ministries. The main courses are: statistical software operation and application: STATA &; SPSS, econometrics, social statistics, sampling survey, application of linear regression, regression of classified data, hierarchical model and application, structural equation, application of advanced regression analysis in social science, advanced econometric model and application, appreciation of classical quantitative social science research literature, writing of quantitative social science papers, etc.

Chinese name: Wang Cuntong

Mbth: depository network

Nationality: China.

Ethnic group: Han nationality

Date of birth: 197 1

Occupation: teacher

Graduate institutions: University of Illinois, Peking University.

Masterpiece: Advanced Regression Analysis

Research interests: demography, social quantity and econometric analysis.

Lecture: quantitative and econometric analysis of advanced society, etc.

academic degree

Business experience

2009-Department of Sociology, School of Social and Psychological Sciences, Central University of Finance and Economics

20 13-20 15 department of sociology, university of Illinois, USA

research field

Main thesis

Wang, Village Tong. (20 15). contraceptive practice in China: 1970-2004. Asia Pacific JournalofPublicHealth, 27(2): 1085- 1092. (SCI & ampSSCI)

Wang, Village Tong. (2014). inducedbortionpatternsanddeterminantsamongmarriedomenicina:1979 to 20 10. Reproductive health issues, 22(43): 159_ 168. (SCI & ampSSCI)

Wang, Village Tong. (20 12). trendsincontractivesuseanddeterminestesofchoiceinchina 1980-20 10。 Contraception, 85(6):570-579. (SCI & ampSSCI)

Wang, Village Tong. (20 12). historyofthechinesecontraceptioninfamilyplanning program 1970-20 10。 Contraception, 85(6):563-569. (SCI & ampSSCI)

Wang, Village Tong. (20 16). the impact of this state: a mixed method study, in progress (SSCI)

Wang, Cun Tong & Liao, Ting Fu Ting. (20 16). Contraceptive policy and married individuals' choice between long-acting contraception and short-acting contraception: evidence from China 1979_20 12. In progress (SSCI).

Liao, Ding Futing & Wang, Village Tong. (20 16). Exchange surface of money: apply for collection (SSCI) from People's Daily Online by cashier's check.

Liao, Ding Futing & Wang, Village Tong. (20 16).PermanentlyER:InequalityinAccesstoHospitalizationamongtheChineseUrbanElderly。 globalpublichealth . http://dx . doi . org/ 10. 1080/ 1744 1692.20 16. 1250938(SSCI & amp； SCI)

Wang, Cun Tong & Li Min. (20 16). gender differences implementationamongthedisabledinchina . journalofdisabilitypolicysudies . in press .(SSCI)

Wang, Cuntong & Zhang are from eastern Henan. (20 16). prenatal exposure of schizophrenia in the middle stage-adulthood in China family 1959- 196 1. Schizophrenia search. doi: http://dx.doi.org/1016/j.schres.2016.1. (SSCI & amp； SCI)

Wang, Cuntong & Zhang are from eastern Henan. (20 16).seasonofbirthaeffectsiculadeadevelopmentlaterinlife？ The evidence comes from China Psychiatric Research Press (SSCI &; SCI)

Zhang, Jie & Wang, village fellow. (20 12). suicide risk factors in rural areas of China: a multi-level analysis. Community mental health, 48:627-633. (SCI & ampSSCI)

Zhang, Jie, Sun, Wei Wei, Kong, Wang Yuanyuan, Cun Tong. (20 12) . reliability and validity of centerforepidebiologicalstudies depressions scalein 2 specialadultsamples sfromuralchina . comprehensive psychiatry，53: 1243- 125 1 .(SCI)

Li, Min & Wang, Village Tong. (20 16). The relationship between health care behaviors of middle-aged people and the elderly. Diaries and magazines. Social policy. DOI: 10. 1080/08959420.20 16. 1220225。 (SCI)

Wang cuntong. Sociological empirical research on induced abortion in China: 1979~20 12. China Social Sciences, 20 14, (10):62~78.

Jason, Jing Jun, Wu Xueya, Sun Weiwei, Wang Cuntong. Sociological analysis of the declining trend of suicide rate in China. China Social Sciences, 20 1 1, (5):56~77.

Wang cuntong. Application of zero inflation model in empirical research of social science —— A case study of induced abortion in China. Sociological research, 20 10, (5): 130 ~ 148.

Xia Changqi, Wang Cuntong. An empirical study on the supernormal belief in contemporary China-also on the content and mode of China religion. Sociological research, 20 1 1, (5):32~40.

Wang Cuntong, Zang Pengyun. Does retirement affect health? -The perspective of empirical research in sociology. Population and development, 20 16, (1):11~18+.

Wang Cuntong, Long Shuyong. An analysis of the mechanism of obtaining personal professional status. Jianghuai Forum, 20 16, (2):132 ~137+157.

Wang cuntong. When national will meets individual needs: family planning and contraceptive choice. Population and development, 20 14, (4): 13~22.

Wang cuntong. A field survey on health promotion of farmers and herdsmen in Tibetan areas-a survey from Changdu, Xizang Autonomous Region. China population science, 20 1 1, (1): 85 ~ 92.

Wang cuntong. On Malthus again. China Population Science, 2008, (3):86~94.

Wang cuntong. China Model of Contraceptive Behavior: National Movement, Individual Convergence and Collective Obedience. Ideological front, 20 1 1, (3):45~57.

Wang cuntong. Re-verification of the influence of fixed effect model on informed choice-taking the change of contraceptive choice of married individuals of childbearing age as an example. Southern population, 2012,27 (2):1~ 6.

Wang Cuntong, Yu Jiao. Glass ceiling effect: gender differences in career promotion. Women's Studies Series, 20 13, (6):2 1~27.

Wang Cuntong, Yu Jiao. An empirical analysis of China's marital satisfaction and its influencing factors. Essays on Women's Studies, 20 13, (1):23~30. Xinhua Abstract, reproduced on 20 13, (10).

Wang cuntong. An empirical study on contemporary college students' love identity and behavior choice. Youth Studies, 20 1 1, (3):22~30.

Wang cuntong. Contraception and Birth Control under Family Planning in China: 1970~20 10. Xue Hai, 20 1 1, (2): 17 ~ 22.

Wang cuntong. Analysis of the influence of informed choice on contraceptive behavior in China. Population and development, 20 1 1, (3):44~49.

Wang cuntong. Investigation on reproductive health service of farmers and herdsmen in Tibetan areas-based on field investigation in three counties of Qamdo, Tibet. Journal of Nanjing Population Management Cadre College, 20 1 1, (3): 17 ~ 25.

Wang cuntong. Verification of the influence of informed choice on induced abortion. Southern population, 20 1 1, 26 (1): 7 ~ 13.

Wang cuntong. Investigation and reflection on the current situation of interest-oriented mechanism of family planning in China. Northwest population, 20 1 1, (3):112 ~16.

Wang cuntong. Interpretation of "China Model" of Contraception. Population and family planning, 20 1 1, (5): 3 1 ~ 33.

Wang cuntong. Influence of informed choice of contraception on induced abortion in China. Population and development, 20 10, (3): 17~26.

Joe, Wang Cuntong. Summary of 20 10 population census: challenges and countermeasures. Population and development, 20 10, (1):75~78.

Wang cuntong. Gender preference and influencing factors of contraceptive choice among married people of childbearing age in China. Population and Development, 2009, (1):48~59.

Wang cuntong. Re-discussion on Malthus' population theory. China Social Science Abstracts, 2008, (10):22~27.

Wang cuntong. Defend Malthus. Population and Development, 2008, (4s):47~55.

Wang Cuntong, Zheng Xiaoying, Chen Gong. Contraceptive level and contraceptive use trend of married people of childbearing age in China. Journal of Demography, 2007, (4):57~62.

Wang Cuntong, Chen Gong. On standardized management of population and family planning network. Population and Economy, 2007, (2):26~29.

Wang cuntong. Contraceptive mode, level and influencing factors of married women of childbearing age in China. Market and Population Analysis, 2007, (2s):272~284.

Li Chengfu, Chen Rong, Guo Hongchou, Wang Cuntong, Yin Tong, Zheng Xiaoying. Wuxi's experience and model of preventing birth defects. China Family Planning, 2007, (5):28 1~283.

Wang Cuntong, Zhang Kaining, Tang Songyuan. Facing SARS and examining health and development. Chinese health service management, 2004, (1): 13 ~ 15.

Wang Cuntong, Jin Zhenhuai, Wang Yunling. Application of information superhighway in medicine. Jiangsu Health Management, 2000, (4):45~46.

Publication of works

Cun Wang. An empirical study on contraception in China. China Population Publishing House, 20 15.

Cun Wang. Advanced regression analysis (application of regression analysis in social science). Higher Education Press (Printing), 20 16.

Cun Wang. Study on Contraceptive Behavior under Family Planning in China. Economic Science Press, 20 13.

Editor Mu Guangzong. Study on Population Development Strategy of Panzhihua City (Wang Cunren as Deputy Editor). China Population Publishing House, 20 12.

Xie Yu. Regression analysis (Wang Cunhe wrote four chapters). Social Science Literature Publishing House, 20 1 1.

Zhang Kaining, et al., Public Management and Public Services for AIDS Crisis (Chapters 8 and 9 co-authored by Cun Wang). China Population Publishing House, 2005.

Theme project

Educational reform project

20 16-20 18 project leader. Quantitative analysis of advanced society (20 16 Central University of Finance and Economics excellent course construction project: 011550716008).

Part-time social service

20 13- Ministry of education's support plan for outstanding talents in the new century.

2065 438+03—— Leader of the 2nd Young Scientific Research and Innovation Team.

20 13- cooperative researcher of university of Illinois and university of Chicago.

2009-Member of the Expert Group on Comprehensive Family Planning Reform in population and family planning commission.

2009-Member of the Expert Group of the Seventh Cycle Reproductive Health/Population and Development Project of UNFPA/National population and family planning commission.

2009-Training Professor of Quantitative Methods in Social Sciences in Peking University.

2006-Member of American Population Association.

2006-Member of the International Federation of Scientific Research Institutes.

2065 438+00- Member of international IUSSP quantitative method training expert group.

20 16- standing Committee member of the third professional Committee of adolescent sexual health education in china sexology association.

20 10- Reviewer of Chinese and English academic journals: American Journal of Sociology, American Sociological Review, Sociological Methodology, Demography, Contraception, Social Science &; Medicine, reproductive health, sociological research, society, China social sciences, population and development, etc.

Honor and reward