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College of Economics and Management: Li Hui
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Tutor Information

 

Name

Li Hui

Gender

Male

Date   of Birth

1975.11

Professional   Title

Associate Professor

E-mail

Lihui2012@njtech.edu.cn

Research   Fields

Organizational   Behavior and Human Resource Management

Personal   Profile

Li Hui,   Doctor, Associate Professor and Master Tutor, received his doctor’s degree in   Management from School of Management, Fudan University in June 2011, and   became a visiting scholar in the China Business Center of National University   of Singapore from August 2016 to August 2017. He has presided over 5 projects   supported by the provincial and ministerial-level foundation such as Social   Science Foundation of Jiangsu Province, and 2 projects supported by   municipal-level programs such as Philosophy and Social Science Research   Program of Jiangsu Province for Colleges and Universities, and undertaken 4 lateral   projects entrusted by the government and enterprises; published more than 20   academic papers in SSCI journals such as Journal of Creative Behavior,   and in CSSCI journals such as  Business   and Management Journal, as well as 1 monograph, and participated in   compiling 2 works.

Representative   Research Projects / Works / Papers

[1]   Li Hui, Zeng Weixu, Yan Mengjie. R & D Team Work Reshaping, Creative   Process Engagement and Team Innovation Performance [J]. Technology and   Innovation Management, 2021, 42(6):653-662.

[2] Li, H., Jin, H.,   and Chen, T. Linking Proactive Personality to Creative Performance: The Role   of Job Crafting and High-involvement Work Systems [J]. Journal of Creative   Behavior, 2020, 54(1):196-210.

[3]   Li Hui, Jin Hui. Can Job Crafting Foster Employees’ Creativity? A Moderating   Mediation Model [J]. Forecasting, 2020, 39(1):9-16.

[4] Pian, Q., Jin, H.*, and Li, H. Linking   Knowledge Sharing to Innovative Behavior: The Moderating Role of Collectivism   [J]. Journal of Knowledge Management, 2019, 23(8):1652-1672.

[5] Jin Hui, Li Hui, Duan Guang. Is Knowledge Sharing   Just an In-group Game? — An Empirical Study of Cultural Values and   In-/Out-group Knowledge Sharing [J]. R&D Management, 2019,   31(3):84-98.

 

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