Yan Tan
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3696481 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Yan Tan |
| NOMBRES | Yan |
| APELLIDO | Tan |
| FIRMA | TAN Y |
| AFILIACIONES | The University of Adelaide |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4013-1713 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 62 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 110 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 62 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2003 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
Efficiency versus sustainability
Balancing urban land-use efficiency (ULUE) with ecosystem stability is critical for sustainable urban development. While many studies suggest that ULUE improvements enhance sustainability, few examine the spatial coordination between ULUE and the sustainable supply of ecosystem services (ESs)—a key determinant of long-term ecological viability. This study develops a ULUE evaluation framework incorporating ES considerations, applied to China’s Yel…
Factors associated with the severity of nutritional anemia during pregnancy in Shenzhen (2021–2023)
Background Nutritional anemia during pregnancy is a major public health concern and a leading contributor to adverse maternal and neonatal outcomes. The determinants of anemia severity remain insufficiently characterized in rapidly urbanizing regions. This study aimed to identify factors associated with the severity of nutritional anemia among pregnant women in Pingshan District, Shenzhen. Methods A retrospective cross-sectional study was conduct…
Cultivating Resilience in the Informal City
Urban agriculture (UA) in slums represents a vital yet under‐researched strategy for enhancing food security and community resilience in marginalised urban areas. This systematic review of 104 studies reveals stark contrasts in theoretical approaches: Global North scholarship frames UA through lenses of racial capitalism and gentrification, while Global South perspectives emphasise rights‐based access and survival strategies. A critical gap persi…
Non-place making
This study develops the concept of non-place making to examine how tourism non-places emerge through the intersection of tourist practices, social media platforms, and local contexts. Using Otaru as a case study, it explores how Chinese tourists intentionally create transient, fluid, and asocial non-places during outbound travel, specifically through daka—the practice of taking photographs to mark one’s presence while performing aesthetic and ver…
State, structure, and trend
Paradox of socially just transition governance in the Global South
Linked Life‐Course
Studies of highly‐skilled migrants have often focused on their status as privileged and hypermobile individuals widely lauded for their economic contributions. Equally deserving of attention however are the other facets of migration encompassing the imaginative, affective and emotional dimensions, its social, cultural, political and power linkages as well as obligations and frictions. Drawing on the ‘linked lives’ approach to researching migratio…
Popular feminism in China
Contemporary Chinese feminism has gained unprecedented popularity through women's digital practices across various platforms, while simultaneously facing growing hostility and contradiction. This article examines the complexities of feminist politics in China through the lens of popular feminism, characterised by grassroots engagement, platformised visibility and negotiated legitimacy. It explores how feminist subjectivities and internal tensions…
Higher Life’s Essential 8 score is associated with lower risk of kidney stones in Chinese adults
Higher LE8 and its subscale scores were associated with a lower risk of kidney stones. Adherence to a more optimal CVH will likely be a comprehensive preventive and management measure to reduce the severe disease burden of kidney stones
Chinese professional migrants and the rhythms of post-pandemic transnational (im)mobility in Singapore
Transnational citizenship pathways of Chinese professional migrants in Singapore
Emotional Earmarking
Overseas remittances improve the economic conditions and influence the financial behaviors of international migrants’ families that remain in the country of origin. Remittances affect family relationships in the hometown and across transnational borders, but migration research has not yet analyzed these family dynamics through the lens of household finance. Recent studies address the remittance–emotion nexus partially and statically rather than h…
Testing the underdog entrepreneurship theory with specialised Australian immigrant data
Migrants account for a significant proportion of the Australian workforce, and for many entrepreneurs in its business sector; but they experience difficulties due to language, culture shock, family separation, social exclusion, disability, poverty, and discrimination-across cohorts, visa streams, and geographical locations. Their entrepreneurship choices are conditioned by demographic, socioeconomic, and contextual factors; but little is known ab…
Rural Revitalization in China
Rapid urbanization in China in the last 4 decades was fuelled by a huge out-migration of people from the countryside, contributing to rural decline in many areas. Recognition of ongoing rural poverty and the need to modernize the rural economy has given rise to a myriad of policies in the last quarter century supporting rural development, notably in two key initiatives: Creating the New Socialist Countryside (2005) and a Rural Revitalization Stra…
‘Capturing the shining moments’
Seichi Junrei (聖地巡礼) is an emerging form of tourism in which visitors pilgrimage to locations depicted in cultural works. It has been popularized by visitors through creative representations on social media. This article conducts a netnography of Seichi Junrei experiences on Douban, a Chinese social media platform related to popular culture, to examine the application of liminoid in tourism in a media-saturated era. Findings show that Seichi Junr…
Identifying ecological degradation and restoration zone based on ecosystem quality
Multi-scalar assessment of ecosystem-services supply and demand for establishing ecological management zoning
Exploring the relationship between changes in fertility and disasters
Does the digital economy promote synergy between pollution control and carbon reduction? Evidence from China
Tribuloside acts on the PDE/cAMP/PKA pathway to enhance melanogenesis, melanocyte dendricity and melanosome transport
Location and visa‐category determinants of naturalization in Australia
Immigrants' naturalization is conditioned by demographic, socioeconomic and contextual factors, but little is known about how it is affected by permanent visa category and geographic location at the destination. Using the 2016 Australian Census and Migrants Integrated Dataset (ACMID) and Probit regression analysis, we examined how visa category and location of residence influence naturalization rates for Chinese and Indian migrants arriving in Au…
Our advice is to break up
To date, insufficient attention has been given to the role of social media in navigating romantic relationships in China. This article analyzes the Douban Breakup Advice Group (豆瓣劝分小组), a popular digital platform, particularly among young women, for sharing failed love stories and seeking relationship guidance. Based on netnography and interviews, this study investigates how the group navigates the intricacies of romantic relationships and foster…
Evaluating the organisational implementation and impact of a solution-focused brief therapy-informed youth programme
Despite growing knowledge of outcomes associated with solution-focused brief therapy (SFBT), research gaps exist in evaluating it’s effectiveness. Over 1 year, using in-depth qualitative interviews involving Singaporean youth workers and youth, findings indicated that agency-wide SFBT training and implementation within a conducive youth agency context created positive youth worker and youth impact. The youth worker–youth therapeutic alliance was …
Employment, income, and skill alignment of humanitarian migrants in the Australian labour market
Humanitarian migration to Australia has reached new levels, accompanied by unprecedented complexity and diversity. Little is known about labour market integration for these newcomers, nor about how well their skills match those required for or relevant to their employment. Here we analyse how labour force engagement and skill alignment are influenced by migration status, including migration scheme, region of birthplace, applicant status, year of …
Joint venture wildlife management of the Loliondo Game Controlled Area in Tanzania
This study focuses on wildlife management in the Loliondo Game Controlled Area (LGCA) in the northern region of Tanzania. There are ongoing concerns surrounding wildlife management in the LGCA including an acute lack of community involvement in the wildlife management planning and decision-making process, poorly defined property rights, and the unequitable distribution of the economic benefits generated from the ecotourism and trophy hunting sche…
Labour Market and Economic Impacts of International Working Holiday Temporary Migrants to Australia
This paper contributes to the scant literature on the labour market and on the economic consequences of temporary migrants to Australia under the Working Holiday Maker (WHM) programme. Data from two large surveys in 2008, one of WHMs and one of firms that employed WHMs, were used to evaluate the labour market and the economic impacts of WHMs by the application of descriptive analysis and econometric modelling. The analysis demonstrates that the n…
China’s ambitious ecological red lines
The Chinese female spectatorship
Through text analysis of the user-generated content in the Douban community, a popular online platform in China, this paper intends to analyze the ways Chinese women watch and interpret a Western “boys’ love” movie “Call Me by Your Name.” The findings indicate that women engage in active spectatorship, including the gaze of body, the viewing of plot and the perception of emotion based on the female identity. Women’s gaze at male image favors the …
Rural Women, Displacement and the Three Gorges Project
Based on empirical research, this article examines the status, situations and development issues of rural women displaced by the monumental Three Gorges Project (TGP) in China. The study reveals that TGP resettlement is leaving women worse off as family members, as well as worse off than male members. Woman resettlers are more likely to become impoverished than men, partly because women make up the main labour force in agricultural sectors. Most …
Let feminists tell me my fault”
The spread of the #MeToo movement in China has led women to speak out about their experiences of sexual harassment through social media. However, most of these incidents have not been responded or acknowledged by the suspects, and even if they responded, their attitude was to evade accusations through various strategies. This paper analyzes the response of 15 male suspects who were revealed to the public in 2017 and 2018, and finds that the disco…
China’s changing internal migration
Three Gorges Project
Environmental Migration and Sustainable Development in the Upper Reaches of the Yangtze River
Rural resettlement and land compensation in flooded areas
This paper provides an evaluation of current arrangements made for compensation and resettlement to farmers who will be displaced by the construction of the Three Gorges Project (TGP) on the Yangtze River. Kaixian County is used as a case study. Under present regulations the specific value of peri–urban land is underestimated, neither cash–in–hand arrangements nor land–for–land swaps are adequate. There are other problems. The availability of sui…
Measuring diaspora populations and their socio-economic profiles
Data on diasporas are incomplete, inaccurate, and beset by definitional fluidity as the concept itself evolves. Despite their significant role in homeland development, members of a diaspora population are typically passed over in origin countries' censuses, and policies and planning rely instead on statistics generated in destination countries. To analyse the data available from destination countries, this article deploys two coordinated concepts…
Transnational linkages, power relations and the migration–development nexus
While accepting that the migration–development nexus is best understood from a transnational perspective, recent studies analyse this nexus in a partial way rather than holistically. We review the literature, then attempt an enriched account of the complex and rapidly evolving relationship between diaspora and development in China – a country undergoing profound demographic, economic and social changes. Using in‐depth interviews with a variety of…
Our advice is to break up
To date, insufficient attention has been given to the role of social media in navigating romantic relationships in China. This article analyzes the Douban Breakup Advice Group (豆瓣劝分小组), a popular digital platform, particularly among young women, for sharing failed love stories and seeking relationship guidance. Based on netnography and interviews, this study investigates how the group navigates the intricacies of romantic relationships and foster…
Environment-Related Resettlement in China
Environment-related migration in China is shaped by a complex set of factors and their interactions. The central question addressed in this study is: how does economic well-being at the household level change after displacement and what shapes it? Based on a survey of households displaced in the Ganzi Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province between 2004 and 2009, the study demonstrates that livelihood reconstruction is influenced by a mix…
Development, Land-use Change and Rural Resettlement Capacity
Resettlement of people displaced by dam projects is an important development issue. Land lost due to the Three Gorges reservoir inundation and the adjustment of land-use policy in China resulted in land-use changes, and impacted on the human carrying capacity of the land and the land availability for resettlement. The Chinese government has implemented a ‘development-oriented resettlement’ policy and a ‘near resettlement’ approach to relocating r…
Resettlement and Climate Impact
The relationship between climate change and human displacement is an important topic of global concern. China is a special case due to a high level of government control enforcing the ecological migration of millions of people since the mid-1980s. Little research has addressed how resettled people adapt to climate impacts in ecologically vulnerable resettlement areas and what factors influence their intentions to relocate again or adapt locally. …
Exploring relationship between social inequality and adaptations to climate change
Emotional Earmarking
Overseas remittances improve the economic conditions and influence the financial behaviors of international migrants’ families that remain in the country of origin. Remittances affect family relationships in the hometown and across transnational borders, but migration research has not yet analyzed these family dynamics through the lens of household finance. Recent studies address the remittance–emotion nexus partially and statically rather than h…
Rural Revitalization in China
Rapid urbanization in China in the last 4 decades was fuelled by a huge out-migration of people from the countryside, contributing to rural decline in many areas. Recognition of ongoing rural poverty and the need to modernize the rural economy has given rise to a myriad of policies in the last quarter century supporting rural development, notably in two key initiatives: Creating the New Socialist Countryside (2005) and a Rural Revitalization Stra…
Employment, income, and skill alignment of humanitarian migrants in the Australian labour market
Humanitarian migration to Australia has reached new levels, accompanied by unprecedented complexity and diversity. Little is known about labour market integration for these newcomers, nor about how well their skills match those required for or relevant to their employment. Here we analyse how labour force engagement and skill alignment are influenced by migration status, including migration scheme, region of birthplace, applicant status, year of …
Witnessing #MeToo in Japan
Talking about rape is taboo in Japan, where sexual assaults are rarely reported. Shiori Ito, a #MeToo symbol in Japan, broke the silence on rape by disclosing her victimization experience against the public backlash. This article conducts a feminist critical discourse analysis of popular online responses to Ito’s case in Yahoo’s news comment sections to explore the public witnessing of personal rape stories in Japan. Our findings demonstrate that…
China's Evolving Diaspora Engagement Policy
China's profound demographic and socioeconomic transitions over the last four decades have led to significant changes in its diaspora: increased numbers, different destinations, and diversified reasons for emigration. The national diaspora policy has undergone many shifts since China's momentous economic reforms and opening to the world in 1978; but policy now converges on a multifaceted and intrinsically transnational system of engagement in the…
Displacement and Economic Consequences of the Three Gorges Project
Due to the construction of the Three Gorges Dam, more than 10,000 rural migrants from Kaixian County were displaced and resettled in Sichuan Province under the “government-organized distant resettlement” program between 2000 and 2004. This study examines the circumstances of the migrants' livelihood reconstruction in the early stages after displacement. Six towns that received migrants were selected as sites for the case studies. Structured quest…
Rural resettlement and land compensation in flooded areas
This paper provides an evaluation of current arrangements made for compensation and resettlement to farmers who will be displaced by the construction of the Three Gorges Project (TGP) on the Yangtze River. Kaixian County is used as a case study. Under present regulations the specific value of peri–urban land is underestimated, neither cash–in–hand arrangements nor land–for–land swaps are adequate. There are other problems. The availability of sui…
Environmental Migration and Sustainable Development in the Upper Reaches of the Yangtze River
Development, Land-use Change and Rural Resettlement Capacity
Resettlement of people displaced by dam projects is an important development issue. Land lost due to the Three Gorges reservoir inundation and the adjustment of land-use policy in China resulted in land-use changes, and impacted on the human carrying capacity of the land and the land availability for resettlement. The Chinese government has implemented a ‘development-oriented resettlement’ policy and a ‘near resettlement’ approach to relocating r…
Rural Women, Displacement and the Three Gorges Project
Based on empirical research, this article examines the status, situations and development issues of rural women displaced by the monumental Three Gorges Project (TGP) in China. The study reveals that TGP resettlement is leaving women worse off as family members, as well as worse off than male members. Woman resettlers are more likely to become impoverished than men, partly because women make up the main labour force in agricultural sectors. Most …
Traditional Chinese medicine Bao Gan Ning increase phosphorylation of CREB in liver fibrosis in vivo and in vitro
Three Gorges Project
Resettlement in the Three Gorges Project
The construction of the Three Gorges dam in China involves the relocation of more than 1.2 million people over 17 years. This resettlement project has special demographic, social, economic and political characteristics, and has profound influence on urban and rural life. This book examines the factors influencing the sustainability of the Three Gorges rural resettlement, and the problems and coping strategies of the relocation programme implement…
Displacement and Resettlement in the Three Gorges Project
This article focuses on the situation of women migrants displaced by the Three Gorges Project (TGP) in China. It examines the participation and types of work undertaken by women migrants in the resettlement process, the strategies of the government and women migrants in coping with risks (especially impoverishment) that migrant families face after physical displacement, and some gender-related issues relevant to planning in the TGP. Data show tha…
Displacement and Economic Consequences of the Three Gorges Project
Due to the construction of the Three Gorges Dam, more than 10,000 rural migrants from Kaixian County were displaced and resettled in Sichuan Province under the “government-organized distant resettlement” program between 2000 and 2004. This study examines the circumstances of the migrants' livelihood reconstruction in the early stages after displacement. Six towns that received migrants were selected as sites for the case studies. Structured quest…
Preparing for Resettlement Associated with Climate Change
Mitigation and adaptation projects will lead to increased population displacement, calling for new research and attention to past lessons.
Labour Market and Economic Impacts of International Working Holiday Temporary Migrants to Australia
This paper contributes to the scant literature on the labour market and on the economic consequences of temporary migrants to Australia under the Working Holiday Maker (WHM) programme. Data from two large surveys in 2008, one of WHMs and one of firms that employed WHMs, were used to evaluate the labour market and the economic impacts of WHMs by the application of descriptive analysis and econometric modelling. The analysis demonstrates that the n…
Can implicit appraisal concepts produce emotion-specific effects? A focus on unfairness and anger
Environment-Related Resettlement in China
Environment-related migration in China is shaped by a complex set of factors and their interactions. The central question addressed in this study is: how does economic well-being at the household level change after displacement and what shapes it? Based on a survey of households displaced in the Ganzi Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province between 2004 and 2009, the study demonstrates that livelihood reconstruction is influenced by a mix…
Taking a Leap of Faith
Recent psychological models of religion suggest that religious beliefs provide a form of psychological control. Independently, other research has found that an increase in psychological control can lead people to adopt riskier strategies. Hence, we hypothesized that activation of God concepts increases risk taking. In three studies, we found that God primes led to take greater risk taking as though participants were literally “taking a leap of fa…
Extreme heat and cultural and linguistic minorities in Australia
With increasing diversity within populations, it is important that the health sector is aware that during periods of extreme heat there may be disparities in the adaptive capacity of minority groups, underpinned by sociocultural and language-based vulnerabilities in migrants and refugees. These factors need to be considered by policymakers when formulating and disseminating heat health strategies
Exploring relationship between social inequality and adaptations to climate change
Rural migrants’ participation in old-age insurance
Post-disaster resettlement and livelihood vulnerability in rural China
Purpose Livelihood recovery is a top priority to sustain resettled communities. The purpose of this paper is to assess livelihood vulnerability of those displaced and resettled in the aftermath of the 2008 Wenchuan earthquake, China, based on a newly constructed locational adjustable framework. Design/methodology/approach The study takes two resettlement villages in Sichuan Province as case study areas. Face-to-face surveys using a structured que…
Protective effects of Oviductus Ranae-containing serum on oxidative stress-induced apoptosis in rat ovarian granulosa cells
Resettlement and Climate Impact
The relationship between climate change and human displacement is an important topic of global concern. China is a special case due to a high level of government control enforcing the ecological migration of millions of people since the mid-1980s. Little research has addressed how resettled people adapt to climate impacts in ecologically vulnerable resettlement areas and what factors influence their intentions to relocate again or adapt locally. …
Transnationalism, diaspora, and development
In view of the observation of some scholars and policymakers that contemporary international migration and its developmental effects are better understood from a transnational perspective, this paper attempts a systematic review of the impact of the transnational perspective on the relationship between migration and development in the fields of migration studies, population studies, and demography. Based on a study of 666 publications on transnat…
China’s ambitious ecological red lines
Special issue dedicated to the memory of Professor Graeme Hugo
Impact of PM2.5 on Second Birth Intentions of China’s Floating Population in a Low Fertility Context
The total fertility rate of the Chinese population has declined dramatically over the last three decades. Research has substantiated the causal link between particulate matter (PM) and adverse health effects. However, the impact of PM on the birth intentions or fertility behavior of the childbearing population remains understudied. The paper analyzes the impact of PM 2.5 concentration (a mixture of extremely small solid particles and liquid dropl…
The Chinese female spectatorship
Through text analysis of the user-generated content in the Douban community, a popular online platform in China, this paper intends to analyze the ways Chinese women watch and interpret a Western “boys’ love” movie “Call Me by Your Name.” The findings indicate that women engage in active spectatorship, including the gaze of body, the viewing of plot and the perception of emotion based on the female identity. Women’s gaze at male image favors the …
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