Ma Zuqi

September 1994 - July 1998, postgraduate in Economic Geography and Urban and Rural Planning (Urban construction and real estate-oriented), Northwestern University, received a bachelor's degree;
September 1998 - July 2001, graduate student in Human Geography, Northwestern University, received a master's degree;
September 2001 - July 2004, doctoral student in Human Geography, East China Normal University, received a doctoral degree;

July 2004 - July 2008, lecturer, SUFE;
Since August 2008, Associate Professor, SUFE.

-Projects undertaken:
National Social Science Fund Youth Project 2013, project entitled Research on the Premium Payback Model of Public Investment (project approval number: 13CGL023), June 2013-December 2015, Project Leader: Mazu Qi,  an ongoing project;
-Projects participated:
Participated in the following main research projects as a member:
(1) A project of the Pudong New Area Government, entitled Research on the Development of Small Towns in Pudong, Project Leader: Professor Lin Tuofu from East China Normal University, completed in December 2001;
(2) A project of the Pudong New Area Government, entitled Research on Improving Modern Management in Pudong, Project Leader: Professor Liu Junde from East China Normal University, completed in December 2002;
(3) A project of the National Social Science Foundation, entitled Research on Construction of Civilized Districts in Big Cities and District-Level Administrative Reform, project approval number: 01BZZ014, Project Leader: Professor Liu Junde from East China Normal University, completed in December 2003;
(4) A project of the Pudong New Area Government, entitled Pudong Chuansha Functional Area (Chuansha New Town): Research on Community Management Model Innovation and Operation Mechanism, Project Leader: Professor Liu Junde from East China Normal University, completed in December 2006;
(5) An internal project of Shanghai Civil Affairs Bureau and Shanghai Municipal Development and Reform Commission, entitled Management System and Administrative Division Adjustment in Development Zones: Research on the Comprehensive Functional Zone in Pudong New Area, completed in December 2007;
(6) A project of the Jiading District Development and Reform Commission, entitled Research on Administrative Division Adjustment in Central Villages: Constructing a Third-Level Urban System of Jiading District 2007, Project Leader: Professor Liu Junde from East China Normal University, completed in December 2006;
(7) A key Shanghai Municipal Decision Consulting project, one of the third sub-topics of the research series on Shanghai Social and Economic Development  Bottlenecks, Power and System after the World Expo, entitled Research on Land Supply and Demand Analysis and Countermeasures during Shanghai's Long-Term Development, Project Leader: Associate Professor Fang Fang from SUFE, January 2009-July 2009, completed, ranked second; responsible for summarizing foreign experience in solving land supply and demand conflicts and compiling all information.
(8) An early-stage key project of the 12th Five-Year Plan of the Pudong New Area Government, entitled Research on Urban Management System Innovation in Pudong New Area, Project Leader: Professor Liu Junde from East China Normal University, July 2009- December 2009, ranked third;
(9) A project of the government of Cangshan County, Shandong Province, entitled A Demonstration Report on the Plan to Change the Name of Cangshan County to Lanling County, Project Leader: Professor Liu Junde from East China Normal University, July 2009- February 2010, ranked third; responsible for writing the part about current economic and social development of Cangshan County and demonstration of the proposed plan in the report;
(10) A general project of Shanghai Philosophy and Social Science Planning , entitled Urban Transport Policy Performance Evaluation Based on the Theory of Non-market Valu, project approval number: 2009BCK002, Project Leader: Associate Professor Feng Suwei from SUFE;
(11) A project of the National Social Science Foundation, entitled  Spatial Structure Analysis and Organization System Innovation of Basic-Level Administrative Communities in Medium and Large Chinese Cities, project approval number: 05BZZ013, Project Leader: Professor Liu Junde from East China Normal University, a completed project;
(12) A project of the Social Science Planning Fund, Ministry of Education, entitled Research on Residents' Cross-City Commuting Patterns Given the Integration of Cities in the Yangtze River Delta (11YJA790029), Project Leader: Associate Professor Feng Suwei from SUFE.

-Books and textbooks
(1) Liu Junde, Ma Zuqi, Xiong Jing, Exploration of Spatial Organization and System Model of Municipalities Directly under the Central Government: Theoretical Framework, Comparative Analysis and Empirical Research, a national key publishing planning project during the 12th Five-Year period, Contemporary Chinese City - Regional Power Space System Research Series, Nanjing: Southeast University Press, August 2012;
(2) Wang Keqiang, Ma Zuqi, Shi Yishao, Urban Planning Principles (second edition), Shanghai: Shanghai University of Finance and Economics Press, December 2011;
-Papers
 [1] Xiong Jing, Ma Zuqi, Feng Suwei, Research on Employment and Commuting Behavior of London Residents, Urban Issues, Issue 1, 2013, pp. 92-97;
 [2] Ma Zuqi, Thought on the "From County to City" Proposal Based on County System Protection, Jianghan Forum, Issue 3, 2014;
 [3] Ma Zuqi, Feng Suwei, Yu Kai, Review of the Stockholm "Congestion Charges" Policy, Urban Issues, Issue 8, 2011, August 27, 2011, pp. 2-9, CSSCI source journal;
 [4] Ma Zuqi, Research on the Premium Payback Model and Allocation Mechanism of Public Investment: Foreign Experience Reference and Implications, Urban Issues, Issue 3, 2011, March 27, 2011, pp. 2-9, CSSCI source journal;
 [5] Ma Zuqi, Shortcomings and Countermeasures of Administrative Economy, Urban Issues, Issue 6, 2010, June 27, 2010, pp. 79-84, p. 90, CSSCI source journal;
 [6] Ma Zuqi, Review of Greater London Low Emission Zone Policy, International Urban Planning, Issue 1, 2010, February 19, 2010, pp. 88-94, CSSCI source journal;
 [7] Ma Zuqi, Liu Junde, Preliminary Exploration of the Functional Area Management System and Operation Mechanism in Pudong New Area, Urban Issues, Issue 6, 2009, June 27, 2009, pp. 71-76, CSSCI source journal;
 [8] Ma Zuqi, Progress and Thinking of Interactive Development between Foreign Universities and Regions, Urban Issues, Issue 1, 2009, January 27, 2009, pp. 82-85, CSSCI source journal;
 [9] Ma Zuqi, Research on the Public Housing Policy from the Perspective of Urban Health: American Experience and its Implications for China, Future and Development, Issue 7, 2008, pp. 65-69, July 15, 2008, CSSCI source journal; reprinted in full by the Books and Information Center, Renmin University in the same year, Reform (MF1, monthly magazine), October 2008, Issue 10, pp.149-154;
 [10] Ma Zuqi, Research on the Issue of "Redlining" of Insurance in American Inner Cities, Insurance Research, Issue 3, 2008, pp. 92-95, March 20, 2008;
 [11] Ma Zuqi, Poverty in American Inner Cities, Urban Issues, Issue 1, 2008, pp. 91-95, January 27, 2008, CSSCI source journal;
 [12] Ma Zuqi, From the "Urban Sprawl" to "Rational Growth" : Changes in American Land Use Ways, Urban Issues, Issue 10, 2007, pp. 86-90, October 27, 2007, CSSCI source journal;
 [13] Ma Zuqi, Operation Effect, Latest Developments and Thinking of Congestion Charges in Central London, International Urban Planning, Issue 3, June 2007, pp. 85-90, general journal;
 [14] Ma Zuqi, European "Healthy City" Research Review, Urban Issues, Issue 5, 2007, pp. 92-95, May 27, 2007, CSSCI source journal;
 [15] Ma Zuqi, London Metropolitan Management System Review, Urban Issues, Issue 8, 2006, pp. 93-97, November 27, 2006, CSSCI source journal;
 [16] Ma Zuqi, Comparison of Administrative Systems of Big Cities across the Taiwan Strait, Economic Geography, Issue 2, 2005, pp. 277-280, March 2005, CSSCI source journal;
 [17] Ma Zuqi, Review of the Congestion Charge Policy in Central London, Foreign Urban Planning, Issue 1, 2004, pp. 42-45;