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Shuke Fu

Prof. Dr. Shuke Fu

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Shuke Fu is currently a professor and vice-dean of School of Law and Business, director of the Center for the high-quality coordinated development of resources, environment and economy, Wuhan Institute of Technology.. He is a member of the International Association for Regional Science (RSAI), China Regional Economic Society, Hubei Industrial Economic Society, and Hubei Ecological Economic Society. He has worked at the Wuhan Institute of Technology since 2014. He has presided over the Ministry of Education, Humanities and Social Sciences, as well as other provincial-level projects. As a key member, he has participated in many national projects, such as the major projects of Marxist theory research and construction project, the National Self-Research Fund, the National Social Science Fund, and the Ministry of Education, Humanities and Social Sciences. He has published more than thirty academic papers and four books in publications, including Ecological Indicators, Energy, Energy Policy, etc. He received two approvals from provincial and ministerial leaders and served as an anonymous peer reviewer for international journals, such as the Journal of Cleaner Production.

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Shuke Fu is currently a professor and vice-dean of School of Law and Business, director of the Center for the high-quality coordinated development of resources, environment and economy, Wuhan Institute of Technology.. He is a member of the International Association for Regional Science (RSAI), China Regional Economic Society, Hubei Industrial Economic Society, and Hubei Ecological Economic Society. He has worked at the Wuhan Institute of Technology since 2014. He has presided over the Ministry of Education, Humanities and Social Sciences, as well as other provincial-level projects. As a key member, he has participated in many national projects, such as the major projects of Marxist theory research and construction project, the National Self-Research Fund, the National Social Science Fund, and the Ministry of Education, Humanities and Social Sciences. He has published more than thirty academic papers and four books in publications, including Ecological Indicators, Energy, Energy Policy, etc. He received two approvals from provincial and ministerial leaders and served as an anonymous peer reviewer for international journals, such as the Journal of Cleaner Production.