Peking University Public Governance Database and Case Center is an academic platform built by the Institute of Public Governance to collect and develop classic cases and research data in the field of public governance both at home and abroad. It aims to promote the open and exchange of public governance research cases and data, facilitate the interaction between the academia and the practical circle, contribute to the disciplinary development of political science and public administration as well as talent cultivation in Peking University and provide strong support for teaching and research in global public governance.
In order to further improve our platform, the Institute is seeking for classic cases and research data from scholars and institutions worldwide. You are always welcome to contribute since we’ll keep open for long.
Before your submission, please pay attention to the following requirements:
1. The cases and/or research data should be limited to the scope of public governance.
2. The cases and/or research data should be well-arranged or carefully processed, and ready for immediate release.
3. The intellectual property rights of the cases and research data should be clearly defined, and their contents should be clean, authentic and effective.
4. The author or developer should agree to the “Peking University Public Governance Database and Case Center Management Regulations” and sign the “Peking University Public Governance Cases and Data Sharing Agreement” with the Institute of Public Governance on a voluntary basis.
Once the cases and/or research data are reviewed and adopted, the Institute will provide financial support to the author or developer according to the “Peking University Public Governance Database and Case Center Management Regulations”, except for those cases and research data originating from the Institute’s projects.
If you want to contribute, please don’t hesitate to contact us!
Email: ggzl@pku.edu.cn (Subject: Contribution to IPG Database and Case Center by XXX).
Add: Liao Kaiyuan Building, Peking University, Beijing, China 100871
Tel: 010-62750810
