Yang Zhang. 2024. “Embeddedness of Disciplinary Bureaucrats and Anti-corruption

Investigation—Evidence from China.” Economic and Political Studies.

Wenfang Tang and Yang Zhang. 2023. “Revolution Derailed: The Struggle for Media Control and Media Freedom in China.” Asian Politics & Policy 15(4): 563-584.

张扬,唐文方.《中国青年眼中的中国共产党：文化与制度的两重逻辑》.《经济社会体制比较》,2022(01):158-170.

Bin Yu and Yang Zhang. 2022. “Wealth into Voice: Political Behavior of Private Entrepreneurs in the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (2008–2012).” Asian Politics & Policy. In press.

Yang Zhang and Xi Wang. 2021. “Provincial Deficits and Political Centralization: Evidence from the Personnel Management of the Chinese Communist Party.” Japanese Journal of Political Science 22(3): 130-143.

Xi Wang, Yang Zhang, Shangguan Wang, and Kang Zhao. 2021. “Migrant Inflows and Online Expressions of Regional Prejudice in China.” Public Opinion Quarterly 85(1): 123-146.

Dongkun Li and Yang Zhang. 2021. “Compressed Development of Outward Foreign Direct Investment: New Challenges to the Chinese Government.” Journal of Asian and African Studies. 56(2): 335-351.

Yang Zhang. 2018. “The Internet in China: New Methods and Opportunities.” Journal of Chinese Political Science (3): 121-133.

Wenfang Tang, Yang Zhang, and Sheri Martin. 2017. “Revolution Postponed: The Limitation of the Internet in Promoting Democracy in China.” In The Rising Civil Society and State-Society Relations in China, eds. Wei Shan and Lijun Yang. New Jersey, London and Singapore: World Scientific, 169-205.

Xi Wang, ZhiyaZuo, Yang Zhang, Kang Zhao, Yung-Chun Chang, and Chin-Shun Chou. 2016. “Investigating Regional Prejudice in China through the Lens of Weibo.” In Proceedings of the International Conference on Social Informatics, 500-513.

Wenfang Tang and Yang Zhang. 2016. “Political Trust: An Experimental Study.” In Populist Authoritarianism: Chinese Political Culture and Regime Sustainability, Wenfang Tang. New York: Oxford University Press, 134-151.

Yang Zhang. 2014. “Testing Social Ties Against Merits: The Political Career of Provincial Party Chiefs in China, 1990-2007.” Journal of Chinese Political Science (3): 249-265.