Rate My Professor David Q. Pan

Pan's research interests encompass enterprise development, corporate governance, Chinese economic history, and the Belt and Road Initiative. He teaches courses in Chinese and English, including Managerial Economics, Corporate Governance, Management Information Systems, History of Chinese and Foreign Enterprise Development, Leading Issues in the Global Economy, and Psychology of Global Leadership. His key publications include Economic Analysis of Modern Shanghai Financial Crisis: 1870-1937 (Tsinghua University Press, 2017), which received the 6th Financial Book Golden Goat Award; China’s Belt and Road Initiative: Changing the Rules of Globalization (Palgrave Macmillan, 2018); Industrial Development Report of Countries along the Belt and Road (China Encyclopedia Publishing House, 2021); and numerous papers such as 'Exploration of Interest Rates on Silver Drafts in Modern Shanghai Money Houses' in Economic Research (2015) and 'Financial Cooperative Potential between China and Belt and Road Countries' in Emerging Markets Finance and Trade (2019). He has received multiple Outstanding Teaching Awards from Tsinghua University and Beijing Normal University, the 17th Tsinghua 'Good Teacher and Friend' Award, and three prizes for scientific and technological progress, including one provincial second prize and two third prizes. As a leader in global leadership education, Pan contributes to fostering cross-cultural understanding and innovative thinking among future leaders through the Schwarzman Scholars program.