Jie Guo
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3782893 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Jie Guo |
| NOMBRES | Jie |
| APELLIDO | Guo |
| FIRMA | GUO J |
| AFILIACIONES | Nanjing Agricultural University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3661-224X |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 51 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 107 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 51 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1994 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 7 |
State-led flexibility through temporary land use
The discourse of ‘beast of burden’ (niuma) on Xiaohongshu
The multi-objective optimization of residential building glass in summer-hot and winter-cold regions using genetic algorithms
Introduction: With the growing demand for environmental sustainability and residential comfort, low-carbon buildings and healthy urban planning have become key research priorities. In summer-hot and winter-cold regions, the performance of residential building glazing plays a critical role in balancing energy efficiency, carbon emissions, and indoor health. Methods: This study investigates the multi-objective optimization of residential building g…
A Personalised Consensus-Reaching Process for Group Decision-Making Under Dynamic Trust Networks
When Images Speak Louder than Logic
The augmented scholar
This study examines the relationship between Generative AI (GenAI) usage and research self-efficacy (RSE) among Chinese doctoral students, a topic of growing importance as AI technologies become embedded in academic practices. Using a quantitative, cross-sectional survey design, data were collected via a survey from 587 doctoral students across STEM and humanities and social sciences (HSS) disciplines. Hierarchical multiple regression and moderat…
Metacognitive Knowledge, Personality and Openness to Diversity among EFL Teachers
This study investigates the relationships among metacognitive knowledge, personality traits, openness to diversity, self‐efficacy and emotions among English as a Foreign Language (EFL) teachers in Henan Province, China. A sample of 520 EFL teachers from various universities, including prominent cities such as Zhengzhou, Kaifeng, Luoyang and Pingdingshan, completed a survey incorporating the Metacognitive Knowledge Scale, Big Five Personality Trai…
Managing Death Anxiety Through Social Media
This study investigates how terminally ill cancer patients on Douyin manage death anxiety through the curation of a “digital body.” Drawing on a 12-month digital ethnography of 25 vloggers, the practice is theorized as “platformed thanatography.” The analysis reveals the digital body serves a dual function: as a prosthetic self, it creates a persistent, future-oriented archive for symbolic immortality; as a therapeutic tool, it transforms chaotic…
Conceptual Metaphors in Traditional Chinese Legal Terminology
Echoes of Symbolism
This study explores the reception of French Symbolism in China and the Qiao-Yi 僑易 phenomenon from 1919 to 1937. Centering on Baudelaire, Verlaine, Rimbaud, and Mallarmé, the study examines how their works underwent “translation” (qiao 僑) and “transformation” (yi 易) in China. By analyzing Republican-era journal publications and comparing findings with the practices of Chinese poets such as Dai Wangshu 戴望舒 (1905–1950), Wen Yiduo 聞一多 (1899–1946), an…
Weaving Urban Memory
This article analyses the ‘Following the Archives to View Shanghai’ digital humanities platform, examining how it employs digital narratives to construct urban memory. Moving beyond a simple digital repository, the platform's innovation lies in its ‘narrative intelligence’ – its architectural design that integrates Geographic Information Systems, 3D modelling and knowledge graphs to create a dynamic, spatial-temporal-thematic narrative lattice. T…
How compound climate extremes reconfigure the urban development-ecological livability trade-off across China
Linkages between changes in communal space and evolving social capital
Decoding policy mobility through a rhizomatic lens
This paper proposes an analytical framework to deconstruct the complexity of policy governance in globalization. Challenging traditional models’ static assumptions and linear diffusion narratives, it advances a dynamic perspective rooted in Deleuze’s rhizomatic theory and topological principles, conceptualizing policy formation as contingent intersections and topological emergence among cross-local knowledge nodes. Three analytical innovations tr…
Unveiling the Spatiotemporal Evolution and Driving Mechanisms of Ecosystem Carbon Sink in Rapidly Urbanizing Areas
Ecosystem carbon sinks are vital for mitigating global climate change. In the past two decades, the Yangtze River Delta (YRD) region has undergone rapid urbanization, with its carbon sink function undergoing significant changes. Understanding the spatial evolution patterns and formation mechanisms of ecosystem carbon sinks is critically important. Existing studies often examine single factors, lacking a comprehensive assessment of how natural and…
Interpretable machine learning unveils greater environmental burden of vertical urban growth over horizontal sprawl in China
Factors influencing rehabilitation costs for stroke inpatients in Shenzhen
The study protocol was registered in the Chinese Clinical Trial Registry (ChiCTR-2000034067, Registration date: 22 June 2020, http://www.chictr.org.cn/showproj.aspx?proj=54770 )
Toxic effects and safety assessment of Xanthoceras sorbifolium bunge seed kernels
From “Otherness” to “Intercultural Mutualism”
What dominates the variation of ecosystem services across different urban expansion patterns?—Evidence from the Yangtze River Delta region, China
Evaluating habitat isolation driven by future urban growth
The Perils of Bias
This essay examines the ethical challenges of AI-driven politics, focusing on political bias. It identifies two sources of bias: inherent technological bias in AI systems and bias introduced through human use. The study highlights the need for robust ethical frameworks to mitigate these biases and ensure political fairness. It explores the impact of AI on democratic processes, relevant ethical theories, and practical strategies for addressing bia…
Local state leadership
This article examines the urban development strategies and pro-growth politics in China from a local state leadership perspective, focusing on the power dynamics within the local state leadership under China’s fragmented authoritarian system. The state-leading group is an innovative governance technique intentionally designed to overcome the institutional flaws of ‘ tiao-kuai segmentation’. It plays a critical role in fostering a common vision of…
The Future of Digital Communication
The ethical legitimacy of autonomous Weapons systems
Recent advancements in artificial intelligence have intensified debates on deploying Autonomous Weapons Systems (AWS) in warfare. Proponents justify AWS on grounds of (1) enhanced military efficiency and reduced soldier casualties, (2) improved compliance with international humanitarian law (IHL) through algorithmic precision, and (3) operational necessity in high-threat environments. This paper critically examines these arguments, contending tha…
Promotion-driven local states and governing cities in action—re-reading China's urban entrepreneurialism from a local perspective
This article examines local entrepreneurialism and the governance logic of local states under China’s cadre assessment mechanism. By highlighting the ubiquitous performance competition and promotion pressure faced by local officials, it argues that building performance and seeking promotion during the tenure are the internal impulses for Chinese local states and their leaders to pursue entrepreneurialism. In China’s politico-institutional soil, t…
An Ethnographic Approach to Targeted Sampling
Recruiting large samples from "hidden populations" of injection drug and crack-cocaine users who are not in drug treatment has been a troubling methodological problem that has increased in significance in the face of the AIDS pandemic. This article describes a sampling strategy developed for AIDS prevention research in Montgomery County (Dayton) Ohio that combines targeted sampling with the systematic derivation of proportional sampling quotas. T…
Early Adolescent Predictors of Youth Violence as Mediators of Childhood Risks
Analyses were conducted to assess whether risk factors for youth violence measured at 10 years of age influenced later violence directly or indirectly through predictors measured in early adolescence (14 years of age). Analyses revealed that many childhood risks—which included teacher-rated hyperactivity/low attention, teacher-rated antisocial behavior, parental attitudes favorable to violence, involvement with antisocial peers, low family income…
Correspondence between youth report and census measures of neighborhood context
Many studies that have examined neighborhood factors as predictors of crime have used census data. Exclusive use of these data limits the range of neighborhood factors that can be assessed and the frequency with which assessments can be made. Surveys of neighborhood residents provide an alternative data source. However, survey data have been viewed as reflecting the individual perceptions of respondents rather than characteristics of neighborhood…
Building a “Headquarters Economy”
What dominates the variation of ecosystem services across different urban expansion patterns?—Evidence from the Yangtze River Delta region, China
A land-cover-based approach to assessing ecosystem services supply and demand dynamics in the rapidly urbanizing Yangtze River Delta region
Experimental state rescaling, goal-oriented governance, and urban transformation in China
How does urban form influence PM2.5 concentrations
Human capital resource emergence and leadership
Drawing on multilevel theory of human capital resource emergence (HCRE), this paper reviews existing empirical research to better understand the effect of leadership on this emergence process. Specifically, we summarize the current literature pertaining to how leaders may impact the process through which individual‐level human capital—the knowledge, skills, and abilities of individuals—emerges into a valuable unit‐level human capital resource. We…
Evaluating habitat isolation driven by future urban growth
The Perils of Bias
This essay examines the ethical challenges of AI-driven politics, focusing on political bias. It identifies two sources of bias: inherent technological bias in AI systems and bias introduced through human use. The study highlights the need for robust ethical frameworks to mitigate these biases and ensure political fairness. It explores the impact of AI on democratic processes, relevant ethical theories, and practical strategies for addressing bia…
Local state leadership
This article examines the urban development strategies and pro-growth politics in China from a local state leadership perspective, focusing on the power dynamics within the local state leadership under China’s fragmented authoritarian system. The state-leading group is an innovative governance technique intentionally designed to overcome the institutional flaws of ‘ tiao-kuai segmentation’. It plays a critical role in fostering a common vision of…
The ethical legitimacy of autonomous Weapons systems
Recent advancements in artificial intelligence have intensified debates on deploying Autonomous Weapons Systems (AWS) in warfare. Proponents justify AWS on grounds of (1) enhanced military efficiency and reduced soldier casualties, (2) improved compliance with international humanitarian law (IHL) through algorithmic precision, and (3) operational necessity in high-threat environments. This paper critically examines these arguments, contending tha…
Sustainability assessment of the water-energy-food nexus in Jiangsu Province, China
An Ethnographic Approach to Targeted Sampling
Recruiting large samples from "hidden populations" of injection drug and crack-cocaine users who are not in drug treatment has been a troubling methodological problem that has increased in significance in the face of the AIDS pandemic. This article describes a sampling strategy developed for AIDS prevention research in Montgomery County (Dayton) Ohio that combines targeted sampling with the systematic derivation of proportional sampling quotas. T…
Long-Term Effects of the Seattle Social Development Intervention on School Bonding Trajectories
Bonding to school has been shown to be a protective factor against many problem behaviors. This study examines the effects of intervention during the elementary grades on changes in school bonding from middle school through high school, using hierarchical linear modeling. A full intervention group (Grades 1-6), a late intervention group (interventions in Grades 5 and 6 only), and a control group offered no special intervention were compared. The …
Early Adolescent Predictors of Youth Violence as Mediators of Childhood Risks
Analyses were conducted to assess whether risk factors for youth violence measured at 10 years of age influenced later violence directly or indirectly through predictors measured in early adolescence (14 years of age). Analyses revealed that many childhood risks—which included teacher-rated hyperactivity/low attention, teacher-rated antisocial behavior, parental attitudes favorable to violence, involvement with antisocial peers, low family income…
Correspondence between youth report and census measures of neighborhood context
Many studies that have examined neighborhood factors as predictors of crime have used census data. Exclusive use of these data limits the range of neighborhood factors that can be assessed and the frequency with which assessments can be made. Surveys of neighborhood residents provide an alternative data source. However, survey data have been viewed as reflecting the individual perceptions of respondents rather than characteristics of neighborhood…
Sentimental Fabulations, Contemporary Chinese Films
Reviewed by: Sentimental Fabulations, Contemporary Chinese Films:Attachment in the Age of Global Visibility Jie Guo Rey Chow. Sentimental Fabulations, Contemporary Chinese Films:Attachment in the Age of Global Visibility. New York: Columbia UP, 2007. 263 pp. Rey Chow's second book-length study on Chinese cinema came out in early 2007, twelve years after the publication of Primitive Passions: Visuality, Sexuality, Ethnography, and Contemporary Chi…
Where Past Meets Present
Where Past Meets Present: The Emergence of Gay Identity in Pai Hsien-yung's Niezi Jie Guo Loss haunts the world of Niezi (Sinful Sons), Pai Hsien-yung's (1937-) 1983 novel.1 Entitled “In Our Kingdom,” the first half of the novel is set in the “kingdom” of boy prostitutes in Taipei's New Park and ends with the raid of this haven by police.2 In the second half of the novel, the boys obtain a new shelter, a bar named “Home of Peace and Pleasure” (An…
Building a “Headquarters Economy”
When to use what
Development and testing of the reliability and validity of the adolescent haze related knowledge awareness assessment scale (AHRKAAS)
AHRKAAS with a good reliability and validity can be used to assess the cognition level of haze related knowledge among the adolescents, help medical workers and coordinators in schools when conducting targeted behavior interventions. Furthermore, it can be used for health guidance for adolescents relating to the health prevention of haze
Bringing the Golden Lily into Blossom
Bringing the Golden Lily into Blossom: A Libretto in Progress Jie Guo (bio) My first encounter with Jin Ping Mei, one of the “four marvelous books” from the Ming dynasty,1 took place in a small, old classroom at Harvard fifteen years ago. As a visiting student, I was trying to sit in on as many graduate-level Chinese literature classes as possible, as my home university did not offer any. Professor Tian Xiaofei’s seminar on Jin Ping Mei was among…
A land-cover-based approach to assessing ecosystem services supply and demand dynamics in the rapidly urbanizing Yangtze River Delta region
Promotion-driven local states and governing cities in action—re-reading China's urban entrepreneurialism from a local perspective
This article examines local entrepreneurialism and the governance logic of local states under China’s cadre assessment mechanism. By highlighting the ubiquitous performance competition and promotion pressure faced by local officials, it argues that building performance and seeking promotion during the tenure are the internal impulses for Chinese local states and their leaders to pursue entrepreneurialism. In China’s politico-institutional soil, t…
State-of-the-science review of leader-follower dyads research
Human capital resource emergence and leadership
Drawing on multilevel theory of human capital resource emergence (HCRE), this paper reviews existing empirical research to better understand the effect of leadership on this emergence process. Specifically, we summarize the current literature pertaining to how leaders may impact the process through which individual‐level human capital—the knowledge, skills, and abilities of individuals—emerges into a valuable unit‐level human capital resource. We…
How does urban form influence PM2.5 concentrations
Sustainability assessment of the water-energy-food nexus in Jiangsu Province, China
Analysis of Acoustic Emission Characteristics and Failure Mode of Deep Surrounding Rock of Sanshandao Gold Mine
In mining engineering, crack distribution has a considerable influence on the mechanical behavior and stability of the surrounding rock mass. Using the granite of the Sanshandao gold mine as experimental samples, the deformation and failure of fractured rock were analyzed based on a rock uniaxial compression test with acoustic emission monitoring. We analyzed the characteristics of different stages of rock sample deformation, and evaluated the fa…
Experimental state rescaling, goal-oriented governance, and urban transformation in China
Supply and demand dynamics of hydrologic ecosystem services in the rapidly urbanizing Taihu Lake Basin of China
Protecting and constructing ecological corridors for biodiversity conservation
Drought-vulnerable vegetation increases exposure of disadvantaged populations to heatwaves under global warming
Digital approaches to inclusion and participation in cultural heritage
Digital approaches to inclusion and participation in cultural heritage: insights from research and practice in Europe." International Journal of Heritage Studies, ahead-of-print(ahead-of-print), pp. 1–2
Ming Yun (Destiny) by Cai Chongda
Reviewed by: Ming Yun (Destiny) by Cai Chongda Guo Jie CAI CHONGDA Ming Yun (Destiny) Hangzhou. Zhejiang Literature and Art Publishing House. 2022. 380 pages. MING YUN (DESTINY) is a novel that follows Cai Chongda's Pi Nang (Vessel: A Memoir), which familiarizes readers with Atai, who is also the protagonist of Destiny. Based on the life experience of this extraordinary woman, Destiny makes use of the ninetynine-year-old Atai's memories to connec…
Pathways and enhanced evaluation system for green low-carbon development across diverse Chinese regions
Background: Rapid economic growth in China has led to significant resource and environmental challenges, particularly in less economically developed regions. This study aims to identify effective strategies for achieving green, low-carbon development in these regions during the economic transition. Methods: We employed the Fuzzy-Set Qualitative Comparative Analysis (fsQCA) method to scrutinize the impact of economic, demographic, industrial, and …
Market Access, Population Mobility and Labor Force Structure
Population mobility is becoming a common phenomenon worldwide which can contribute to the development of individuals and societies. This paper offers that the launch of HSR would facilitate population mobility and spatial disparity. We also find that the HSR connection mainly affects migration of people under 14 and 15 to 64 years old, with no effect on the old over 65. This implies that labor-led family migration has become the main form of move…
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