Zhiyang Liu
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4099548 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Zhiyang Liu |
| NOMBRES | Zhiyang |
| APELLIDO | Liu |
| FIRMA | LIU Z |
| AFILIACIONES | Shanghai University of Finance and Economics |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7377-3827 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 14 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2006 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Does Digital Government Transformation Drive Social Inclusion? Evidence from Female Entrepreneurship in China
Factors of migrant children’s participation in basic medical insurance in China
Background: Deepening medical insurance reform is pivotal in promoting fairness, inclusiveness, and sustainability within the system, particularly by enhancing coordination levels and strengthening the interconnection between medical insurance, healthcare, and pharmaceuticals. In China, 71.09 million migrant children, who make up 23.86% of the total child population, exhibit lower participation rates in medical insurance compared to other groups.…
The Spread and Changes of Tea and Tea Drinking Customs in Minority Areas of North and the Tibetan Plateau in China
There is currently no consensus on when Chinese people began to drink tea. The way people drank tea before the Tang Dynasty was controversial in the tea academic community due to insufficient historical materials. Since the Tang Dynasty, tea drinking became popular in the hinterland. Due to climate and soil condition restrictions, acidic soil areas south of the Qinling Mountains and the Huai River were main tea producing area. Therefore, the ethn…
Role of Brick Tea Trade in the Formation of the Unitary Multi-Ethnic Country of China
In the Chinese history, no commodity has had a greater impact upon both China and the world other than tea. In the formation of the unitary multi-ethnic country of China, the brick tea trade ran through every stage of the country’s history since the Tang and Song Dynasties as a commercial activity through which the Central Plains dynasties exchanged tea from the Han regions for horses and other commodities from nomads in the northern grasslands a…
Social entrepreneurship as a catalyst for sustainability transitions
In this article, we introduce the 5 papers that have been selected for the publication of the special feature titled Social Entrepreneurship and Sustainability Transitions. Their common theme is the catalytic role that social entrepreneurs, an identity shared by people regardless of their professions or positions, play in China’s transitions toward sustainability. The stories told connect the rise of a rural tourism industry to the village entrep…
Does the government procurement market favor corporate social responsibility in a weak institution? Evidence from China
This study investigates, in the context of a weak institution, the single and interactive effects of firms’ nonmarket strategies in China’s government procurement market. Based on transaction cost and signal theory, using data pertaining to Chinese government procurement contracts from 2016 to 2018, this study also provides evidence that superior corporate social responsibility (CSR) performance enables firms to obtain more government procurement…
Decision Analysis of Manufacturer-Led Closed-Loop Supply Chain Considering Corporate Social Responsibility
With the rapid development of the economy, a growing number of consumers and enterprises are paying attention to corporate social responsibility (CSR). Meanwhile, there exist a variety of conflicts in closed-loop supply chain management. To analyse and deal with the decision problems of the manufacturer-led closed-loop supply chain with CSR, by using the manufacturer Stackelberg game, we construct some basic models considering CSR, and exploit th…
Buddhist entrepreneurs, charitable behaviors, and social entrepreneurship
To address the lacuna of how informal institutions like Buddhism impact social entrepreneurship in different regions within a nation, this research draws on the social entrepreneurship literature and the regional Buddhist research to propose a mediating framework where the percentage of Buddhist entrepreneurs in a region is positively associated both with the level of prosocial behaviors such as charity, due to the values of Buddhism, and with th…
Ethnic Composition and Livelihoods of Lhasa Muslims in Tibet
The composition of the Chinese Hui people and the sources they own are very complex. Their identity is in a dynamic state. They are composed of people of different ethnic groups believing in Islam or being converted to Islam in the past. Currently, the Muslim community of Lhasa in Tibet is composed of various Muslim groups, namely Tibetanized Muslims or Tibetan-speaking Muslims and Chinese-speaking Muslims, commonly called Chinese Muslims (khui r…
Tibetan Tea Road
Counties located between the west edge of the Sichuan Basin and the east edge of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, such as Ya’an, Mingshan, Tianquan, Yingjing, Qionglai, Guanxian, Chongqing and Pingwu, are important producing areas of tea sold to Tibet. Since tea-horse trade was refocused from northwestern China to Sichuan in the Song dynasty, the output of Sichuan frontier tea kept rising. However, due to the steep and remote roads between Sichuan and …
Research on efficiency and differences of regional industry-university-research synergetic innovation in China
Impacts of Changes in the International Geopolitical Landscape on the Tibetan Tea Trade—From the Ming and Qing Dynasties to the Republican China Period
The sale of Yunnan tea to Tibet began in the late Ming dynasty and the early Qing dynasty, and grew rapidly with many routes of horse caravans entering Tibet. However, for a long period, Tibetan tea produced in Sichuan remained the primary variety sold to Tibet, and it enjoyed irreplaceably important status. In the late Qing dynasty, especially after the Xinhai Revolution in 1911, the relationship between Tibet and the central government weakened…
Buddhist entrepreneurs and new venture performance
Post-Wto Agriculture in East Asia
The Doha Round of the WTO has faltered in the face of the inability of signatory nations to come to agreement on trade in agricultural products. A case study of the apple trade in East Asia illustrates conditions facing small farmers and exporters of horticultural products throughout the world, and identifies barriers to trade and equity. Cumbersome import regulations, strictly enforced phytosanitary controls, uneven levels of domestic farm suppo…
Does Digital Government Transformation Drive Social Inclusion? Evidence from Female Entrepreneurship in China
Research on efficiency and differences of regional industry-university-research synergetic innovation in China
Post-Wto Agriculture in East Asia
The Doha Round of the WTO has faltered in the face of the inability of signatory nations to come to agreement on trade in agricultural products. A case study of the apple trade in East Asia illustrates conditions facing small farmers and exporters of horticultural products throughout the world, and identifies barriers to trade and equity. Cumbersome import regulations, strictly enforced phytosanitary controls, uneven levels of domestic farm suppo…
Post-Wto Agriculture in East Asia
The Doha Round of the WTO has faltered in the face of the inability of signatory nations to come to agreement on trade in agricultural products. A case study of the apple trade in East Asia illustrates conditions facing small farmers and exporters of horticultural products throughout the world, and identifies barriers to trade and equity. Cumbersome import regulations, strictly enforced phytosanitary controls, uneven levels of domestic farm suppo…
Impacts of Changes in the International Geopolitical Landscape on the Tibetan Tea Trade—From the Ming and Qing Dynasties to the Republican China Period
The sale of Yunnan tea to Tibet began in the late Ming dynasty and the early Qing dynasty, and grew rapidly with many routes of horse caravans entering Tibet. However, for a long period, Tibetan tea produced in Sichuan remained the primary variety sold to Tibet, and it enjoyed irreplaceably important status. In the late Qing dynasty, especially after the Xinhai Revolution in 1911, the relationship between Tibet and the central government weakened…
Buddhist entrepreneurs and new venture performance
Tibetan Tea Road
Counties located between the west edge of the Sichuan Basin and the east edge of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, such as Ya’an, Mingshan, Tianquan, Yingjing, Qionglai, Guanxian, Chongqing and Pingwu, are important producing areas of tea sold to Tibet. Since tea-horse trade was refocused from northwestern China to Sichuan in the Song dynasty, the output of Sichuan frontier tea kept rising. However, due to the steep and remote roads between Sichuan and …
Research on efficiency and differences of regional industry-university-research synergetic innovation in China
Ethnic Composition and Livelihoods of Lhasa Muslims in Tibet
The composition of the Chinese Hui people and the sources they own are very complex. Their identity is in a dynamic state. They are composed of people of different ethnic groups believing in Islam or being converted to Islam in the past. Currently, the Muslim community of Lhasa in Tibet is composed of various Muslim groups, namely Tibetanized Muslims or Tibetan-speaking Muslims and Chinese-speaking Muslims, commonly called Chinese Muslims (khui r…
Social entrepreneurship as a catalyst for sustainability transitions
In this article, we introduce the 5 papers that have been selected for the publication of the special feature titled Social Entrepreneurship and Sustainability Transitions. Their common theme is the catalytic role that social entrepreneurs, an identity shared by people regardless of their professions or positions, play in China’s transitions toward sustainability. The stories told connect the rise of a rural tourism industry to the village entrep…
Does the government procurement market favor corporate social responsibility in a weak institution? Evidence from China
This study investigates, in the context of a weak institution, the single and interactive effects of firms’ nonmarket strategies in China’s government procurement market. Based on transaction cost and signal theory, using data pertaining to Chinese government procurement contracts from 2016 to 2018, this study also provides evidence that superior corporate social responsibility (CSR) performance enables firms to obtain more government procurement…
Decision Analysis of Manufacturer-Led Closed-Loop Supply Chain Considering Corporate Social Responsibility
With the rapid development of the economy, a growing number of consumers and enterprises are paying attention to corporate social responsibility (CSR). Meanwhile, there exist a variety of conflicts in closed-loop supply chain management. To analyse and deal with the decision problems of the manufacturer-led closed-loop supply chain with CSR, by using the manufacturer Stackelberg game, we construct some basic models considering CSR, and exploit th…
Buddhist entrepreneurs, charitable behaviors, and social entrepreneurship
To address the lacuna of how informal institutions like Buddhism impact social entrepreneurship in different regions within a nation, this research draws on the social entrepreneurship literature and the regional Buddhist research to propose a mediating framework where the percentage of Buddhist entrepreneurs in a region is positively associated both with the level of prosocial behaviors such as charity, due to the values of Buddhism, and with th…
Role of Brick Tea Trade in the Formation of the Unitary Multi-Ethnic Country of China
In the Chinese history, no commodity has had a greater impact upon both China and the world other than tea. In the formation of the unitary multi-ethnic country of China, the brick tea trade ran through every stage of the country’s history since the Tang and Song Dynasties as a commercial activity through which the Central Plains dynasties exchanged tea from the Han regions for horses and other commodities from nomads in the northern grasslands a…
Factors of migrant children’s participation in basic medical insurance in China
Background: Deepening medical insurance reform is pivotal in promoting fairness, inclusiveness, and sustainability within the system, particularly by enhancing coordination levels and strengthening the interconnection between medical insurance, healthcare, and pharmaceuticals. In China, 71.09 million migrant children, who make up 23.86% of the total child population, exhibit lower participation rates in medical insurance compared to other groups.…
The Spread and Changes of Tea and Tea Drinking Customs in Minority Areas of North and the Tibetan Plateau in China
There is currently no consensus on when Chinese people began to drink tea. The way people drank tea before the Tang Dynasty was controversial in the tea academic community due to insufficient historical materials. Since the Tang Dynasty, tea drinking became popular in the hinterland. Due to climate and soil condition restrictions, acidic soil areas south of the Qinling Mountains and the Huai River were main tea producing area. Therefore, the ethn…
Does Digital Government Transformation Drive Social Inclusion? Evidence from Female Entrepreneurship in China
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