Xi Gong
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3728041 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Xi Gong |
| NOMBRES | Xi |
| APELLIDO | Gong |
| FIRMA | GONG X |
| AFILIACIONES | University of New Mexico |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7899-6213 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 18 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 3 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 18 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2021 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Exploring contemporary public perceptions of historical redlining practices in the United States
Redlining is a discriminatory practice of systematically denying loans or mortgages to residents in specific neighborhoods based on racial or ethnical composition. In current literature research, there is a lack of understanding of the public perceptions of impacts of historical redlining practices at large geographic scales. Although some social groups and organizations conducted surveys or interviews to obtain public perceptions of it on small …
Do We Care Enough About Child Maltreatment?—Analyzing Social Media Discourse on Child Maltreatment in the United States
Sentiment expressions related to child maltreatment (CM) in public discourse are influenced by demographic, economic, and cultural factors and individual characteristics. Using 188,429 geotagged CM-related tweets during 2018–2022, we explored public sentiment expression about CM across the contiguous U.S. We applied multiscale geographically weighted regression (MGWR) to examine how contextual factors relate to the percentage of CM-related tweets…
A Semiotic Analysis of Chan Aesthetics in Chinese Animation
In recent years, Chinese animation has increasingly embraced traditional cultural elements, with Chan (Zen) Buddhism emerging as a rich source of philosophical and aesthetic inspiration. Existing research on the manifestation of Chan aesthetics in Chinese animation has explored the topic from diverse perspectives, yet analyses from a systematic semiotic perspective remain limited. Most symbolic studies reduce Chan elements to isolated visual sign…
Post marketing safety assessment of the novel postpartum depression drug, Zuranolone
This study revealed potential AEs of Zuranolone, confirming known safety information about Zuranolone, providing comprehensive data for medical practice and public health decision-making, and laying the foundation for further clinical research. It also provides more comprehensive and updated evidence for the clinical safety of Zuranolone
How does social insurance policy affect citizens' political participation? An empirical research based on policy feedback theory
The policy feedback theory proposes that policies, besides being outputs of political activities, also function as inputs that shape political behavior and influence citizens. Using the 2019 Chinese Social Survey data, this paper empirically explored the impact of social insurance policies, specifically pension and medical insurance, on citizens' political voting. The study finds that social insurance policies are significantly correlated with po…
Practicing community-based research in GIScience and geography – a case study with an Indigenous community, best practices, challenges, and lessons learned
Community-based research (CBR) in geography is increasingly emphasizing participatory approaches that center the voices of local communities in the research process. This shift seeks to move away from extractive research practices by fostering collaborations built on reciprocity and respect - particularly with Indigenous and marginalized groups. At the core of this approach is co-produced knowledge, wherein communities actively shape research pri…
How Do the Incentives for Family Physicians Affect the Implementation of Family Physician Contract Service Policy in China? A Qualitative Study
Family physician contract service (FPCS) was introduced by the Chinese government in 2016, which entailed the registration of individual patients with a designated family physician in primary healthcare facilities. To assess the yet‐to‐be realized impacts of incentives for family physicians on the performance of the FPCS policy in China, a qualitative semistructured interview was conducted in 2019 with 36 participants, including directors of loca…
The long-run effect of historical redlining practices on social vulnerability in U.S. cities
Surface ozone pollution in China
Introduction Within the context of the yearly improvement of particulate matter (PM) pollution in Chinese cities, Surface ozone (O 3 ) concentrations are increasing instead of decreasing and are becoming the second most important air pollutant after PM. Long-term exposure to high concentrations of O 3 can have adverse effects on human health. In-depth investigation of the spatiotemporal patterns, exposure risks, and drivers of O 3 is relevant for…
Adverse selection and health insurance decisions of young migrant workers
Using data from the China Migrants Dynamic Survey (CMDS) in 2017, this study assessed adverse selection and the impact of mobility factors on adverse selection by analyzing two samples of young migrant workers. The results of the sample analysis showed that young migrant workers with higher health risks were more inclined to enroll in health insurance, indicating the presence of adverse selection. Mobility distance and settle intention have a het…
Environmental and economic influences of postharvest losses across the fish-food products supply chain in the developing regions
How Do Government Grants Affect Nonprofit Financial Effectiveness? The Mediation Role of Process Accountability
This study examines the role of process accountability in the association between government grants and nonprofit financial effectiveness. Using the Internal Revenue Service Form 990 from 2013 to 2017, our mediation analyses find that government grants make nonprofits accountable for their processes. However, process accountability can reduce nonprofit financial effectiveness and suppress the positive relationship between government grants and no…
Transcriptome sequencing reveals Gastrodia elata Blume could increase the cell viability of eNPCs under hypoxic condition by improving DNA damage repair ability
The promise of excess mobility analysis
Human mobility studies have become increasingly important and diverse in the past decade with the support of social media big data that enables human mobility to be measured in a harmonized and rapid manner. However, what is less explored in the current scholarship is episodic mobility as a special type of human mobility defined as the abnormal mobility triggered by episodic events excess to the normal range of mobility at large. Drawing on a lar…
Social Network Analysis of Nonprofits in Disaster Response
The COVID-19 pandemic has created complex problems that require organizations to collaborate within and across the sector line. Social media data can provide insights into how nonprofits interact for the pandemic response from both social network and geographical perspectives. This study innovatively investigated the connection and interaction patterns among 74 National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (NVOAD) nonprofits and three gover…
Urban function classification at road segment level using taxi trajectory data
Exploring dynamics of sports fan behavior using social media big data - A case study of the 2019 National Basketball Association Finals
Governors Fighting Crisis
In the waves of the ongoing coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, each U.S. state governor has been leading efforts to curb the spread of the virus within his or her state. Twitter has been widely used for crisis communications by governors. Their Twitter usage patterns can largely reflect how state governments responded to the COVID-19 crisis from both geographical and social network perspectives. Through spatial–temporal analysis, netwo…
The long-run effect of historical redlining practices on social vulnerability in U.S. cities
How Do Government Grants Affect Nonprofit Financial Effectiveness? The Mediation Role of Process Accountability
This study examines the role of process accountability in the association between government grants and nonprofit financial effectiveness. Using the Internal Revenue Service Form 990 from 2013 to 2017, our mediation analyses find that government grants make nonprofits accountable for their processes. However, process accountability can reduce nonprofit financial effectiveness and suppress the positive relationship between government grants and no…
Social Network Analysis of Nonprofits in Disaster Response
The COVID-19 pandemic has created complex problems that require organizations to collaborate within and across the sector line. Social media data can provide insights into how nonprofits interact for the pandemic response from both social network and geographical perspectives. This study innovatively investigated the connection and interaction patterns among 74 National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (NVOAD) nonprofits and three gover…
Urban function classification at road segment level using taxi trajectory data
Exploring dynamics of sports fan behavior using social media big data - A case study of the 2019 National Basketball Association Finals
Governors Fighting Crisis
In the waves of the ongoing coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, each U.S. state governor has been leading efforts to curb the spread of the virus within his or her state. Twitter has been widely used for crisis communications by governors. Their Twitter usage patterns can largely reflect how state governments responded to the COVID-19 crisis from both geographical and social network perspectives. Through spatial–temporal analysis, netwo…
Transcriptome sequencing reveals Gastrodia elata Blume could increase the cell viability of eNPCs under hypoxic condition by improving DNA damage repair ability
The promise of excess mobility analysis
Human mobility studies have become increasingly important and diverse in the past decade with the support of social media big data that enables human mobility to be measured in a harmonized and rapid manner. However, what is less explored in the current scholarship is episodic mobility as a special type of human mobility defined as the abnormal mobility triggered by episodic events excess to the normal range of mobility at large. Drawing on a lar…
Social Network Analysis of Nonprofits in Disaster Response
The COVID-19 pandemic has created complex problems that require organizations to collaborate within and across the sector line. Social media data can provide insights into how nonprofits interact for the pandemic response from both social network and geographical perspectives. This study innovatively investigated the connection and interaction patterns among 74 National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (NVOAD) nonprofits and three gover…
Surface ozone pollution in China
Introduction Within the context of the yearly improvement of particulate matter (PM) pollution in Chinese cities, Surface ozone (O 3 ) concentrations are increasing instead of decreasing and are becoming the second most important air pollutant after PM. Long-term exposure to high concentrations of O 3 can have adverse effects on human health. In-depth investigation of the spatiotemporal patterns, exposure risks, and drivers of O 3 is relevant for…
Adverse selection and health insurance decisions of young migrant workers
Using data from the China Migrants Dynamic Survey (CMDS) in 2017, this study assessed adverse selection and the impact of mobility factors on adverse selection by analyzing two samples of young migrant workers. The results of the sample analysis showed that young migrant workers with higher health risks were more inclined to enroll in health insurance, indicating the presence of adverse selection. Mobility distance and settle intention have a het…
Environmental and economic influences of postharvest losses across the fish-food products supply chain in the developing regions
How Do Government Grants Affect Nonprofit Financial Effectiveness? The Mediation Role of Process Accountability
This study examines the role of process accountability in the association between government grants and nonprofit financial effectiveness. Using the Internal Revenue Service Form 990 from 2013 to 2017, our mediation analyses find that government grants make nonprofits accountable for their processes. However, process accountability can reduce nonprofit financial effectiveness and suppress the positive relationship between government grants and no…
The long-run effect of historical redlining practices on social vulnerability in U.S. cities
Post marketing safety assessment of the novel postpartum depression drug, Zuranolone
This study revealed potential AEs of Zuranolone, confirming known safety information about Zuranolone, providing comprehensive data for medical practice and public health decision-making, and laying the foundation for further clinical research. It also provides more comprehensive and updated evidence for the clinical safety of Zuranolone
How does social insurance policy affect citizens' political participation? An empirical research based on policy feedback theory
The policy feedback theory proposes that policies, besides being outputs of political activities, also function as inputs that shape political behavior and influence citizens. Using the 2019 Chinese Social Survey data, this paper empirically explored the impact of social insurance policies, specifically pension and medical insurance, on citizens' political voting. The study finds that social insurance policies are significantly correlated with po…
Practicing community-based research in GIScience and geography – a case study with an Indigenous community, best practices, challenges, and lessons learned
Community-based research (CBR) in geography is increasingly emphasizing participatory approaches that center the voices of local communities in the research process. This shift seeks to move away from extractive research practices by fostering collaborations built on reciprocity and respect - particularly with Indigenous and marginalized groups. At the core of this approach is co-produced knowledge, wherein communities actively shape research pri…
How Do the Incentives for Family Physicians Affect the Implementation of Family Physician Contract Service Policy in China? A Qualitative Study
Family physician contract service (FPCS) was introduced by the Chinese government in 2016, which entailed the registration of individual patients with a designated family physician in primary healthcare facilities. To assess the yet‐to‐be realized impacts of incentives for family physicians on the performance of the FPCS policy in China, a qualitative semistructured interview was conducted in 2019 with 36 participants, including directors of loca…
Exploring contemporary public perceptions of historical redlining practices in the United States
Redlining is a discriminatory practice of systematically denying loans or mortgages to residents in specific neighborhoods based on racial or ethnical composition. In current literature research, there is a lack of understanding of the public perceptions of impacts of historical redlining practices at large geographic scales. Although some social groups and organizations conducted surveys or interviews to obtain public perceptions of it on small …
Do We Care Enough About Child Maltreatment?—Analyzing Social Media Discourse on Child Maltreatment in the United States
Sentiment expressions related to child maltreatment (CM) in public discourse are influenced by demographic, economic, and cultural factors and individual characteristics. Using 188,429 geotagged CM-related tweets during 2018–2022, we explored public sentiment expression about CM across the contiguous U.S. We applied multiscale geographically weighted regression (MGWR) to examine how contextual factors relate to the percentage of CM-related tweets…
A Semiotic Analysis of Chan Aesthetics in Chinese Animation
In recent years, Chinese animation has increasingly embraced traditional cultural elements, with Chan (Zen) Buddhism emerging as a rich source of philosophical and aesthetic inspiration. Existing research on the manifestation of Chan aesthetics in Chinese animation has explored the topic from diverse perspectives, yet analyses from a systematic semiotic perspective remain limited. Most symbolic studies reduce Chan elements to isolated visual sign…
Political science (7 obras) · Sociology (6 obras) · Business (5 obras) · Computer Science (5 obras) · Geography (5 obras) · Medicine (5 obras) · Economics (4 obras) · Social media (4 obras) · Affect (linguistics (3 obras) · Biology (3 obras)