• Ph.D. in Political Science, University of Nevada, Reno, USA (2018)
• M.A. in Law, Southwest University of Political Science and Law, China (2010)
• B.A. in Public Administration, Beijing Normal University, China (2007)

• Politics of Information Technology and Media
• Political Communication
• Chinese Foreign Policy
• Experimental Political Science

• Zhu, Jiangnan, and Chengli Wang. 2021. “I Know What You Mean: Information Compensation in an Authoritarian Country.” International Journal of Press/Politics 26(3): 587-608.
• Wang, Chengli, and Haifeng Huang. 2021. “When “Fake News” Becomes Real: The Consequences of False Government Denials in an Authoritarian Country.” Comparative Political Studies 54(5):753-778.
• Pu, Xiaoyu, and Chengli Wang. 2018. “Rethinking China’s Rise: Chinese Scholars Debate Strategic Overstretch.” International Affairs 94(5): 1019-1035.

Chengli WANG is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Government and Public Administration, University of Macau. He holds a Ph.D. in Political Science from the University of Nevada, Reno, USA, an M.A. in Law from Southwest University of Political Science and law, and a B.A. from Beijing Normal University of Public Administration. Prof. Wang's research interests lie in the intersection of experimental political science and comparative politics. His current research focuses on information technology and media politics, especially political rumors and fake news, information manipulation, and the global digital divide. His work has appeared in various academic journals, including Comparative Political Studies, the International Journal of Press/Politics, and International Affairs.