JI Xi

JI Xi is a Tenured Associate Professor/Senior Researcher at the School of Economics, Peking University, specializing in Ecological Economics, Environmental Economics, Biodiversity, Energy and Climate Change, and Ecological Civilization Institutional Innovation. He serves as Director of the Peking University Center for Economic and Human Development and holds editorial roles in several academic journals. His research includes topics such as sustainable measurement, energy transition, and ecological policy. He has published over 50 academic papers and authored or co-authored several monographs. JI has led multiple national-level research projects and received awards for his contributions to science and social sciences.

Xi Ji is a researcher at the School of Economics, Peking University, focusing on environmental economics and sustainable development. Their work explores the interplay between economic growth, environmental sustainability, and social welfare, particularly in the context of China. Research interests include the assessment of cleaner production, PM2.5 pollution, energy efficiency, and ecological impacts of urbanization. They employ models such as STIRPAT and CGE to analyze environmental and socioeconomic effects, emphasizing energy consumption, exergy analysis, and embodied emissions. Key areas of investigation also involve water use, greenhouse gas emissions, and policy implications for sustainable urban-rural cooperation.