Chen Peng
Biographic Data
| ID | 84618 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Chen Peng |
| GIVEN NAMES | Chen |
| FAMILY NAME | Peng |
| SIGNATURE | PENG C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Hong Kong |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7621-8602 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 37 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 69 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 37 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
How do older passengers of automated vehicles experience comfort on road? An interview study
Understanding older users’ comfort needs can inform the inclusive design of automated vehicles (AVs). Real-world experience with automated driving is crucial to elicit meaningful insights for older adults, who are expected to benefit from AVs in terms of enhanced mobility and autonomy. In this study, semi-structured interviews were conducted with 27 participants (aged over 60) who experienced a so-called automated ride, operated by a Wizard-of-Oz…
‘Better a nearby friend than a far-away child’? Internet use and productive engagement
This study uses longitudinal data to investigate the association between internet use and productive engagement and examines whether interactions with non-cohabiting children and with friends independently mediate this relationship. Data for individuals aged 45 or older came from the 2015 and 2018 China Health and Retirement Longitudinal Study (CHARLS), a nationally representative dataset. The propensity scores matching method was used to model t…
Alleviating poverty through healthcare
How do local governments vary in their approaches to social policymaking, and what determines these variations? This study analyzes the local policy patterns and determinants of the Health Poverty Alleviation Policy (健康扶贫政策), a key component of China’s Targeted Poverty Alleviation Project (精准扶贫工程). By coding policy documents from 68 cities and using cluster analysis, we identify five subnational policy models based on policy domains (financing-or…
Information quality and source credibility influence purchase intention in live-stream advertising
This study integrated the elaboration likelihood model and the theory of reasoned action to explore the effect of information quality and source credibility on purchase intention in the context of live-stream advertising. The sample comprised 400 respondents with live-stream shopping experience. We found that information quality and source credibility significantly and positively affected users' purchase intention, with attitude partially mediati…
Unpacking housing welfare expansion in China
While existing studies have identified various internal and external factors influencing policy adoption and diffusion, the impact of these factors on social policies with complex and hybrid attributes remains unclear. In China, public housing policies serve dual functions: both redistributive and developmental, aiming to enhance social welfare while also driving economic development. This study conducts an event-history analysis of 264 prefectur…
Turandot on the Chinese Opera Stage
This article examines the specific adaptations of Puccini's opera Turandot within the aesthetics and practices of various forms of Chinese theatre (Peking opera, Sichuan opera), as well as the mechanisms of cultural transmission and the transformation of meanings in the process of intercultural dialogue. The aim of the analysis is to convey real traditional Chinese concepts and cultural characteristics through the prism of Turandot. This study pr…
Operational Dynamics in Uncertain Supply Chain Networks
The bullwhip effect, driven by uncertain customer demands, often causes the supply chain network operation to deviate from the stationary level, i.e., the instability nonlinear operational dynamics. This article proposes a fuzzy-based bullwhip effect mitigation strategy to stabilize supply chain network operations, thereby assisting risk decision-making. First, a new fuzzy control model of the bullwhip effect is proposed. Compared with the existi…
How loneliness leads to the conversational AI usage intention
The Formation and Structure of the Statutory Reservation of Fundamental Rights in the Chinese Constitution
Providing financial protection in health for low-income populations
Our findings further the understanding of health financing designs in East Asia. We also provide evidence for governments to enhance financial protection for low-income populations, particularly near-poor groups, to achieve more equitable health financing arrangements
Welfare Stigma, Need, and Benefit Take-Up among Low-Income Parents
This study examines the interplay between welfare stigma and need in the decision to claim social welfare benefits in Hong Kong, a liberal welfare city where self-reliance and family obligations are highly valued. Our interviews with seventeen low-income parents, suggest that first, their availability and ability to work influence their self-perceived ‘deservingness’ of aid. This, in turn, affects their anticipated self-stigma and their assessmen…
Multidimensional integration measures in rural-to-urban resettlement for ethnic groups
Rural-to-urban resettlement not only changes the living conditions and means of subsistence of resettled populations but also reshapes their social relationships and cultural customs. Thus, post-resettlement integration measures are essential to ensure their long-term well-being. However, existing studies have often focused on spatial and economic integration measures, overlooking the social and cultural dimensions. China's Poverty Alleviation Re…
Does Religion Buffer the Negative Effects of Economic and Subjective Poverty on Life Satisfaction? Longitudinal Evidence from Hong Kong
Researchers have long been interested in the impact of poverty on life satisfaction, as well as in the buffering role of religion within this association. However, longitudinal evidence is limited, leaving uncertainties about how religion buffers this association, especially concerning the subjective aspect of poverty and in non-Christian-dominant societies. This study used two-wave panel data from Hong Kong ( N = 1,006), where more than half of …
A dual-path driving mechanism study of digital transformation on supply chain adaptation from the asymmetric network power perspective
The moderating role of modularity in the relationship between technological turbulence and dominant design influence held by patent pools
Exploring nonlinear and interaction effects of TOD on housing rents using XGBoost
Building Resilience in Supply Chains
As an emerging technology, the knowledge graph (KG) has been successfully applied in various industries. Though some potential benefits of the KG have been identified, there is still little work on implementing the KG in supply chain risk management (SCRM). This study develops a KG-based risk management framework to improve the resilience of Supply Chains (SCs). Specifically, the construction of the SC knowledge graph (SC-KG) framework, including…
Risk Propagation Decision-Making for Product and Supply Chain Change Systems Under Covid-19
Dynamics in supply chains (SCs) can trigger risks due to the changing and propagating nature. In the context of COVID-19, this article presents an assessment-to-control decision-making support scheme to tackle propagation effect uncertainties of SCs considering product changes. First, a new decision model is proposed for risk warnings, with the potential advantages that: 1) propagation effects can be assessed generally and objectively and 2) perm…
Geospatial modelling of housing rents from TOD using MGWR and implications on integrated transportation-land use planning
Farmers' land use adaptation under tourism on the Qinghai-Tibet plateau
Patterns and determinants of multidimensional poverty and welfare interventions
This study examines the patterns and determinants of multidimensional poverty and related welfare interventions in Hong Kong. These patterns unveil which dimension or combinations of dimensions contribute the most to multidimensional poverty. These results are useful in informing poverty‐alleviation policies as they help to identify who should be targeted and which welfare transfer programme(s) should be enhanced . Data were drawn from the first …
Social safety net features in East Asia
East Asian (EA) social welfare has been described as productivist, where social policies are subordinate to economic development. However, EA comparative studies often focus on a few select social policies and seldom examine welfare programs as a bundle. We contribute to the depiction of divergent features of EA safety nets by exploring welfare content (generosity, coverage, protective vs. productive, and work incentives) and welfare outcomes (po…
Household Consumption and the Discrepancy Between Economic and Subjective Poverty
How Do Consumption Patterns Influence the Discrepancy Between Economic and Subjective Poverty
Moderation effect of visible urban greenery on the association between neighbourhood deprivation and subjective well-being
Mechanisms connecting objective and subjective poverty to mental health
Determinants of Poverty and Their Variation Across the Poverty Spectrum
Intergenerational Earnings Mobility and Returns to Education in Hong Kong
Social Welfare Transfers and Poverty Transitions in Hong Kong
A New Technological Analysis of Hoabinhian Stone Artifacts from Vietnam and its Implications for Cultural Homogeneity and Variability between Mainland Southeast Asia and South China
The cultural or technological variability and homogeneity of lithic industries during the transition from the Late Pleistocene to the Holocene in mainland Southeast Asia (SEA) and South China have yet to be clearly deciphered. Using typology as the main method and criterion for comparing lithic industries has failed to reveal either the character of lithic industries or their homogeneity and variability on a regional scale. This article presents …
Comparing the mental health effects of different social assistance programmes in Hong Kong
This study compares the mental health effects of different social assistance programmes. We proposed a theoretical framework to explain how social assistance programmes may affect recipients’ mental health through positive resource effect and negative stigma effect. We examined the mental health of people participating in one of three social assistance programmes in Hong Kong: Comprehensive Social Security Assistance (CSSA), Social Security Allow…
What Factors Beyond Economic Poverty Lead People in High-income Societies to Feel Poor? Evidence from Hong Kong
Multidimensional integration measures in rural-to-urban resettlement for ethnic groups
Rural-to-urban resettlement not only changes the living conditions and means of subsistence of resettled populations but also reshapes their social relationships and cultural customs. Thus, post-resettlement integration measures are essential to ensure their long-term well-being. However, existing studies have often focused on spatial and economic integration measures, overlooking the social and cultural dimensions. China's Poverty Alleviation Re…
Exploring nonlinear and interaction effects of TOD on housing rents using XGBoost
Social safety net features in East Asia
East Asian (EA) social welfare has been described as productivist, where social policies are subordinate to economic development. However, EA comparative studies often focus on a few select social policies and seldom examine welfare programs as a bundle. We contribute to the depiction of divergent features of EA safety nets by exploring welfare content (generosity, coverage, protective vs. productive, and work incentives) and welfare outcomes (po…
Does Gender Difference Exist in Typologies of Intergenerational Relations? Adult Son-Parent and Daughter-Parent Relations in Hong Kong
This study examines the typologies of adult son-parent and daughter-parent relations in Hong Kong, a place where East meets West. The data were drawn from a survey of 834 adult children (381 sons and 453 daughters) aged between 18 and 59 with at least one living parent. Latent class analysis identified four types of relations for both son-parent and daughter-parent relations: tight-knit, distant ascending ties, obligatory, and detached. Sons were…
The effects of an old-age allowance programme on intergenerational interactions in Taiwan
This study examines the effects of an old-age allowance programme in Taiwan, the Senior Citizens Welfare Living Allowance (SCWLA), on intergenerational financial transfers, living arrangements and contact, as well as the heterogeneity of its effects by adult children's five types of motives for giving: altruism, exchange, reciprocity, affection, and sense of responsibility. Using 2002, 2004, 2005 and 2006 data from the Panel Study of Family Dynam…
What makes people feel poor when they are economically non-poor? Investigating the role of intergenerational mobility and comparison with friends
Determinants of Poverty and Their Variation Across the Poverty Spectrum
Intergenerational Earnings Mobility and Returns to Education in Hong Kong
A New Technological Analysis of Hoabinhian Stone Artifacts from Vietnam and its Implications for Cultural Homogeneity and Variability between Mainland Southeast Asia and South China
The cultural or technological variability and homogeneity of lithic industries during the transition from the Late Pleistocene to the Holocene in mainland Southeast Asia (SEA) and South China have yet to be clearly deciphered. Using typology as the main method and criterion for comparing lithic industries has failed to reveal either the character of lithic industries or their homogeneity and variability on a regional scale. This article presents …
Mechanisms connecting objective and subjective poverty to mental health
What Factors Beyond Economic Poverty Lead People in High-income Societies to Feel Poor? Evidence from Hong Kong
Social Welfare Transfers and Poverty Transitions in Hong Kong
Paper acceptance prediction at the institutional level based on the combination of individual and network features
Containment, Health, and Social Policies in the Time of Covid-19 – Determinants and Outcomes of Initial Responses across 120 Countries
The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has triggered an unprecedented number of policy responses around the world across multiple policy domains. While governments have combined containment and health policies with social policies (CHSPs) during the initial phase of the pandemic in various ways, the current literature offers little knowledge of the patterns of these combinations and their determinants and outcomes. This paper fills this…
What makes people feel poor when they are economically non-poor? Investigating the role of intergenerational mobility and comparison with friends
Comparing the mental health effects of different social assistance programmes in Hong Kong
This study compares the mental health effects of different social assistance programmes. We proposed a theoretical framework to explain how social assistance programmes may affect recipients’ mental health through positive resource effect and negative stigma effect. We examined the mental health of people participating in one of three social assistance programmes in Hong Kong: Comprehensive Social Security Assistance (CSSA), Social Security Allow…
Household Consumption and the Discrepancy Between Economic and Subjective Poverty
How Do Consumption Patterns Influence the Discrepancy Between Economic and Subjective Poverty
Moderation effect of visible urban greenery on the association between neighbourhood deprivation and subjective well-being
Does Gender Difference Exist in Typologies of Intergenerational Relations? Adult Son-Parent and Daughter-Parent Relations in Hong Kong
This study examines the typologies of adult son-parent and daughter-parent relations in Hong Kong, a place where East meets West. The data were drawn from a survey of 834 adult children (381 sons and 453 daughters) aged between 18 and 59 with at least one living parent. Latent class analysis identified four types of relations for both son-parent and daughter-parent relations: tight-knit, distant ascending ties, obligatory, and detached. Sons were…
The effects of an old-age allowance programme on intergenerational interactions in Taiwan
This study examines the effects of an old-age allowance programme in Taiwan, the Senior Citizens Welfare Living Allowance (SCWLA), on intergenerational financial transfers, living arrangements and contact, as well as the heterogeneity of its effects by adult children's five types of motives for giving: altruism, exchange, reciprocity, affection, and sense of responsibility. Using 2002, 2004, 2005 and 2006 data from the Panel Study of Family Dynam…
Building Resilience in Supply Chains
As an emerging technology, the knowledge graph (KG) has been successfully applied in various industries. Though some potential benefits of the KG have been identified, there is still little work on implementing the KG in supply chain risk management (SCRM). This study develops a KG-based risk management framework to improve the resilience of Supply Chains (SCs). Specifically, the construction of the SC knowledge graph (SC-KG) framework, including…
Risk Propagation Decision-Making for Product and Supply Chain Change Systems Under Covid-19
Dynamics in supply chains (SCs) can trigger risks due to the changing and propagating nature. In the context of COVID-19, this article presents an assessment-to-control decision-making support scheme to tackle propagation effect uncertainties of SCs considering product changes. First, a new decision model is proposed for risk warnings, with the potential advantages that: 1) propagation effects can be assessed generally and objectively and 2) perm…
Geospatial modelling of housing rents from TOD using MGWR and implications on integrated transportation-land use planning
Farmers' land use adaptation under tourism on the Qinghai-Tibet plateau
Patterns and determinants of multidimensional poverty and welfare interventions
This study examines the patterns and determinants of multidimensional poverty and related welfare interventions in Hong Kong. These patterns unveil which dimension or combinations of dimensions contribute the most to multidimensional poverty. These results are useful in informing poverty‐alleviation policies as they help to identify who should be targeted and which welfare transfer programme(s) should be enhanced . Data were drawn from the first …
Social safety net features in East Asia
East Asian (EA) social welfare has been described as productivist, where social policies are subordinate to economic development. However, EA comparative studies often focus on a few select social policies and seldom examine welfare programs as a bundle. We contribute to the depiction of divergent features of EA safety nets by exploring welfare content (generosity, coverage, protective vs. productive, and work incentives) and welfare outcomes (po…
Turandot on the Chinese Opera Stage
This article examines the specific adaptations of Puccini's opera Turandot within the aesthetics and practices of various forms of Chinese theatre (Peking opera, Sichuan opera), as well as the mechanisms of cultural transmission and the transformation of meanings in the process of intercultural dialogue. The aim of the analysis is to convey real traditional Chinese concepts and cultural characteristics through the prism of Turandot. This study pr…
Operational Dynamics in Uncertain Supply Chain Networks
The bullwhip effect, driven by uncertain customer demands, often causes the supply chain network operation to deviate from the stationary level, i.e., the instability nonlinear operational dynamics. This article proposes a fuzzy-based bullwhip effect mitigation strategy to stabilize supply chain network operations, thereby assisting risk decision-making. First, a new fuzzy control model of the bullwhip effect is proposed. Compared with the existi…
How loneliness leads to the conversational AI usage intention
The Formation and Structure of the Statutory Reservation of Fundamental Rights in the Chinese Constitution
Economics (18 works) · Poverty (14 works) · Economic growth (13 works) · Psychology (13 works) · Demographic economics (12 works) · Political science (11 works) · Sociology (9 works) · Health disparities and outcomes (8 works) · Medicine (8 works) · Social Psychology (8 works)