Alex Jingwei He is the Associate Head of the Department of Asian and Policy Studies at the Hong Kong Institute of Education. He co-edits the Journal of Asian Public Policy. He specializes in health policy and reforms with particular reference to East Asia.Qingyue Meng is a leading expert in health policy and economics. He has widely published in prestigious journals and publishing houses. He is the Dean of School of Public Health at Peking University, Beijing, China, and a key health policy advisor to the Chinese government.

• 1. Introduction: An interim interdisciplinary evaluation of China’s national health care reform: emerging evidence and new perspectives 2. Reallocating authority in the Chinese health system: an institutional perspective 3. Has China’s new health care reform improved efficiency at the provincial level? Evidence from a panel data of 31 Chinese provinces 4. Inequality in social health insurance programmes in China: A theoretical approach 5. Too little, but not too late? Health reform in rural China and the limits of experimentalism 6. The development of rural primary health care in China’s health system reform 7. The impact of China’s Zero-Markup Drug Policy on county hospital revenue and government subsidy levels

Alex Jingwei He is the Associate Head of the Department of Asian and Policy Studies at the Hong Kong Institute of Education. He co-edits the Journal of Asian Public Policy. He specializes in health policy and reforms with particular reference to East Asia.Qingyue Meng is a leading expert in health policy and economics. He has widely published in prestigious journals and publishing houses. He is the Dean of School of Public Health at Peking University, Beijing, China, and a key health policy advisor to the Chinese government.

• 1. Introduction: An interim interdisciplinary evaluation of China’s national health care reform: emerging evidence and new perspectives 2. Reallocating authority in the Chinese health system: an institutional perspective 3. Has China’s new health care reform improved efficiency at the provincial level? Evidence from a panel data of 31 Chinese provinces 4. Inequality in social health insurance programmes in China: A theoretical approach 5. Too little, but not too late? Health reform in rural China and the limits of experimentalism 6. The development of rural primary health care in China’s health system reform 7. The impact of China’s Zero-Markup Drug Policy on county hospital revenue and government subsidy levels

Alex Jingwei He is the Associate Head of the Department of Asian and Policy Studies at the Hong Kong Institute of Education. He co-edits the Journal of Asian Public Policy. He specializes in health policy and reforms with particular reference to East Asia.Qingyue Meng is a leading expert in health policy and economics. He has widely published in prestigious journals and publishing houses. He is the Dean of School of Public Health at Peking University, Beijing, China, and a key health policy advisor to the Chinese government.

• 1. Introduction: An interim interdisciplinary evaluation of China’s national health care reform: emerging evidence and new perspectives 2. Reallocating authority in the Chinese health system: an institutional perspective 3. Has China’s new health care reform improved efficiency at the provincial level? Evidence from a panel data of 31 Chinese provinces 4. Inequality in social health insurance programmes in China: A theoretical approach 5. Too little, but not too late? Health reform in rural China and the limits of experimentalism 6. The development of rural primary health care in China’s health system reform 7. The impact of China’s Zero-Markup Drug Policy on county hospital revenue and government subsidy levels