Guizhen He
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3731355 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Guizhen He |
| NOMBRES | Guizhen |
| APELLIDO | He |
| FIRMA | HE G |
| AFILIACIONES | Research Center for Eco-Environmental Sciences |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0584-4806 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 43 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2011 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Evaluating data quality of the sustainable development goals in national innovation demonstration zones, China
Data quality assessment plays a crucial role in the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). • A holistic data quality assessment framework consisting of nine dimensions is developed. • The data quality of the SDGs in 11 National Sustainable Development Agenda Innovation Demonstration Zones was assessed. • IPA are performed to analyze relationships between data importance and data user satisfaction. Data can better measure progress towards achieving…
Addressing Ethiopia's grand challenge of achieving food security while ensuring land-use sustainability
Karst Landscape Governance in the Guilin World Heritage Site, China
Sustaining karst landscape areas in World Heritage Sites under increasing human pressures and climate change is an emerging challenge. Growing evidence has highlighted the transition from traditional government-oriented regulation to the collaborative governance of different stakeholders in governing karst landscape resources. However, the complexity and dynamics of karst landscape policy and stakeholder networks are poorly understood. This study…
The role of social media-led and governmental information in China's urban disaster risk response
Social media is an emerging communication channel in natural and climate change-induced disaster situations. Yet, its role is context dependent and may not be as effective in all settings. This article examines its use in China. In cities and in the domain of environmental risk, social media is playing an emerging role in Chinese citizens' efforts to voice concerns and express critique to state actions. At the same time, our case-study shows how …
A comparative study of the economy’s environmental impact between states in the USA and provinces in China
E-participation for environmental sustainability in transitional urban China
Transparency and information disclosure in China's environmental governance
Environmental Pollution Liability Insurance in China
Profiling the environmental risk management of Chinese local environmental agencies
The increasing frequency and impact of environmental accidents have pushed the issue of environmental risk management (ERM) to the top of the Chinese governments’ agendas and popularized the term ‘emergency response.’ Although the boundary between environmental accidents and other types of accidents is blurred and effective ERM requires an integrated and coordinated management system, environmental risks have not been given due weight in the over…
Power politics in the revision of China's Environmental Protection Law
Environmental law making, like other legislative processes in China, used to take place behind closed doors. A major innovation in recent years is that it is now normal to consult the public on draft laws, although it is not yet prescribed in the Law on Legislation. It is tempting to interpret the delayed approval of the EPL revision as a double victory: an environmentally unfriendly draft was blocked, and public debate (rather than closed-door s…
Nuclear power in China after Fukushima
To meet the increasing demand for energy, the past decade has seen the revitalization of nuclear power technologies and many countries adopting nuclear power as a priority strategy in their energy policy. However, Japan’s Fukushima nuclear crisis, following the tsunami on 11 March 2011, challenged perceptions of much of the world’s nuclear power industry – but not in China. To explain how the future of nuclear power is decided in China, this stud…
Public perceptions of environmental risk in China
China, as a ‘double risk’ society, is in urgent need for effective environmental risk management systems. Compared with other risks, man-made environmental risks have not been given due weight. Public awareness and perceptions of environmental risks are crucial in all phases of effective risk management. However, little is known about public perceptions of environmental risks in China. To contribute to better understanding of public perception of…
Information Disclosure in Environmental Risk Management
Entering the twenty-first century, China has been the site of many serious environmental disasters and accidents. These have strengthened the call for the establishment of an environmental risk management system and for the development of new policies to effectively manage risk. Among the new policies in China's environmental risk management strategy are pollution insurance and information disclosure. This paper explores information disclosure po…
E-participation for environmental sustainability in transitional urban China
Transparency and information disclosure in China's environmental governance
Nuclear power in China after Fukushima
To meet the increasing demand for energy, the past decade has seen the revitalization of nuclear power technologies and many countries adopting nuclear power as a priority strategy in their energy policy. However, Japan’s Fukushima nuclear crisis, following the tsunami on 11 March 2011, challenged perceptions of much of the world’s nuclear power industry – but not in China. To explain how the future of nuclear power is decided in China, this stud…
Power politics in the revision of China's Environmental Protection Law
Environmental law making, like other legislative processes in China, used to take place behind closed doors. A major innovation in recent years is that it is now normal to consult the public on draft laws, although it is not yet prescribed in the Law on Legislation. It is tempting to interpret the delayed approval of the EPL revision as a double victory: an environmentally unfriendly draft was blocked, and public debate (rather than closed-door s…
Public perceptions of environmental risk in China
China, as a ‘double risk’ society, is in urgent need for effective environmental risk management systems. Compared with other risks, man-made environmental risks have not been given due weight. Public awareness and perceptions of environmental risks are crucial in all phases of effective risk management. However, little is known about public perceptions of environmental risks in China. To contribute to better understanding of public perception of…
Information Disclosure in Environmental Risk Management
Entering the twenty-first century, China has been the site of many serious environmental disasters and accidents. These have strengthened the call for the establishment of an environmental risk management system and for the development of new policies to effectively manage risk. Among the new policies in China's environmental risk management strategy are pollution insurance and information disclosure. This paper explores information disclosure po…
A comparative study of the economy’s environmental impact between states in the USA and provinces in China
Environmental Pollution Liability Insurance in China
Information Disclosure in Environmental Risk Management
Entering the twenty-first century, China has been the site of many serious environmental disasters and accidents. These have strengthened the call for the establishment of an environmental risk management system and for the development of new policies to effectively manage risk. Among the new policies in China's environmental risk management strategy are pollution insurance and information disclosure. This paper explores information disclosure po…
Nuclear power in China after Fukushima
To meet the increasing demand for energy, the past decade has seen the revitalization of nuclear power technologies and many countries adopting nuclear power as a priority strategy in their energy policy. However, Japan’s Fukushima nuclear crisis, following the tsunami on 11 March 2011, challenged perceptions of much of the world’s nuclear power industry – but not in China. To explain how the future of nuclear power is decided in China, this stud…
Public perceptions of environmental risk in China
China, as a ‘double risk’ society, is in urgent need for effective environmental risk management systems. Compared with other risks, man-made environmental risks have not been given due weight. Public awareness and perceptions of environmental risks are crucial in all phases of effective risk management. However, little is known about public perceptions of environmental risks in China. To contribute to better understanding of public perception of…
Profiling the environmental risk management of Chinese local environmental agencies
The increasing frequency and impact of environmental accidents have pushed the issue of environmental risk management (ERM) to the top of the Chinese governments’ agendas and popularized the term ‘emergency response.’ Although the boundary between environmental accidents and other types of accidents is blurred and effective ERM requires an integrated and coordinated management system, environmental risks have not been given due weight in the over…
Power politics in the revision of China's Environmental Protection Law
Environmental law making, like other legislative processes in China, used to take place behind closed doors. A major innovation in recent years is that it is now normal to consult the public on draft laws, although it is not yet prescribed in the Law on Legislation. It is tempting to interpret the delayed approval of the EPL revision as a double victory: an environmentally unfriendly draft was blocked, and public debate (rather than closed-door s…
Environmental Pollution Liability Insurance in China
Transparency and information disclosure in China's environmental governance
E-participation for environmental sustainability in transitional urban China
A comparative study of the economy’s environmental impact between states in the USA and provinces in China
The role of social media-led and governmental information in China's urban disaster risk response
Social media is an emerging communication channel in natural and climate change-induced disaster situations. Yet, its role is context dependent and may not be as effective in all settings. This article examines its use in China. In cities and in the domain of environmental risk, social media is playing an emerging role in Chinese citizens' efforts to voice concerns and express critique to state actions. At the same time, our case-study shows how …
Karst Landscape Governance in the Guilin World Heritage Site, China
Sustaining karst landscape areas in World Heritage Sites under increasing human pressures and climate change is an emerging challenge. Growing evidence has highlighted the transition from traditional government-oriented regulation to the collaborative governance of different stakeholders in governing karst landscape resources. However, the complexity and dynamics of karst landscape policy and stakeholder networks are poorly understood. This study…
Addressing Ethiopia's grand challenge of achieving food security while ensuring land-use sustainability
Evaluating data quality of the sustainable development goals in national innovation demonstration zones, China
Data quality assessment plays a crucial role in the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). • A holistic data quality assessment framework consisting of nine dimensions is developed. • The data quality of the SDGs in 11 National Sustainable Development Agenda Innovation Demonstration Zones was assessed. • IPA are performed to analyze relationships between data importance and data user satisfaction. Data can better measure progress towards achieving…
China (12 obras) · Political science (10 obras) · Business (8 obras) · Geography (7 obras) · Disaster Management and Resilience (4 obras) · Economics (4 obras) · Environmental planning (4 obras) · Environmental resource management (4 obras) · Law (4 obras) · Politics (4 obras)