JOURNAL ARTICLES
'Political Embeddedness, Rationalization and Performance of Community-based NGOs in China: The Case of Party Building Work in China' with Song Chengcheng, Zhang Yi, and Yan Kegao. Public Policy and Administration (in submission).
Farid, M. (2011). Fuwu yu daode funeng qingshaonian (Service and the Moral Empowerment of Junior Youth)’ in Jiaoyu Kexue YanJiu (Education Sciences Research) April.
BOOK CHAPTERS
2014 Farid, M, ‘China’s Grassroots NGOs and the Local State’ in Local Governance Innovation in China: Experimentation, Diffusion, and Defiance edited by William Hurst and Jessica Teets. Routledge.
2014 Farid, M, He, X, ‘Jiaoshi Xingdong Yanjiu Fenxi (Analysis of Teachers’ Action Research)’ in Yin xinnian er jianding, wei daode er xingdong—beijing shi chuzhong sheng daode funeng xingdong yanjiu de lilun yu shijian (Moral Conviction, Firmness in Action: theory and practice of junior youth moral empowerment action research in Beijing middle schools), edited by Sona Arbab, Xie Chunfeng and May Farid. Beijing Educational Technologies Press.
EDITED VOLUMES
Xingzou fuwu zhidao, jianzheng nengli tuibian: Yunnan shaoshu minzu diqu jiaoyu he fazhan xingdong yanjiu (Walking the path of service, witnessing the transformation of ability: Action-research on education and development in Yunnan’s ethnic minority regions), edited by Pu Lichun and May Farid. China Ethnic Publishing House.
2014 Yin xinnian er jianding, wei daode er xingdong—beijing shi chuzhong sheng daode funeng xingdong yanjiu de lilun yu shijian (Moral Conviction, Firmness in Action: theory and practice of junior youth moral empowerment action research in Beijing middle schools), edited by Sona Arbab, Xie Chunfeng and May Farid. Beijing Educational Technologies Press.
IN SUBMISSION
Learning Between Society and the State: Grassroots NGOs and Local Government in China.
The book is the first in-depth, on the ground study of small, grassroots nongovernmental organizations in China and their relationships with local government agencies. The study uncovers factors that contribute to reciprocal engagement and argues that such engagement enables new forms of citizenship and heightened policy influence.