Juan Du
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 454493 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Juan Du |
| NOMBRES | Juan |
| APELLIDO | Du |
| FIRMA | DU J |
| AFILIACIONES | Sichuan Agricultural University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7846-1905 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 84 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 51 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 84 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1999 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
A study on the spatio-temporal distribution and influencing factors of Buddhist architectural remains in Xinjiang region
The spatiotemporal distribution of Buddhist architectural remains in Xinjiang is a central question in Silk Road research. Addressing the limited understanding of their distribution patterns and the insufficient investigation of the underlying driving mechanisms, this study adopts a religious cultural geography perspective. Focusing on 196 Buddhist architectural remains dating from the Han to the Qing dynasties in Xinjiang, and utilizing a GIS pl…
Internal and External Political Efficacy as Boundary Conditions
Fairness perceptions are widely viewed as a key determinant of how citizens evaluate government performance, but prior studies report mixed findings and offer limited guidance on when fairness matters more. Moving beyond the direct link, this study introduces political efficacy, distinguishing between internal and external, as a key theoretical moderator. Drawing on fairness heuristic theory, we conceptualize fairness as an overall judgment and a…
Study on the mediating effect of resilience between perceived stress and compassion fatigue in undergraduate nursing interns
BACKGROUND: Undergraduate nursing internships are a critical phase in nursing education, where interns often face high levels of perceived stress due to the demands of clinical practice. This stress may contribute to the development of compassion fatigue, which can impair their professional performance and well - being. Resilience, as a psychological resource, has been suggested to buffer the negative effects of stress. However, the mediating rol…
Job characteristics, job well-being, and enterprise innovation performance
Against the backdrop of enterprises’ high-quality development, exploring how job characteristics influence enterprise innovation performance has emerged as a core research topic in the field of management. Based on 670 survey data samples collected from 29 provinces, municipalities directly under the Central Government, and autonomous regions across China, this study employs empirical research methods to test a constructed multi-path theoretical …
Characterization of sexually acquired HIV-1 transmission networks and genetic variation in northern frontier China, 2021–2024
Background: In Baotou, sexual transmission is the primary route of HIV-1 infection among newly reported cases. Given the increasing prevalence in recent years, this study aimed to identify the factors driving local viral spread and analyze the characteristics of pretreatment HIV drug resistance (PDR). Methods: Plasma samples were collected from 407 newly reported, treatment-naïve individuals infected via sexual transmission in Baotou between 2021…
From stone to story
Purpose The Great Wall encapsulates a rich historical legacy and symbolises the nation's cultural pride and resilience. Its study is not just an academic pursuit but fostering a vibrant global cultural ecosystem.Design/methodology/approach We harness scientific metrics and topic modelling for a temporal examination, revealing the intricate web of themes. The Latent Dirichlet Allocation (LDA) model, augmented by text visualisation techniques, furt…
Social Identity Modulates Belief Change in Adolescents
BACKGROUND: In everyday family and school contexts, adolescents frequently experience belief changes that profoundly shape their subsequent behaviors. However, the mechanisms underlying such belief change remain insufficiently understood, particularly among adolescents at an important stage of cognitive and social development. METHODS: = 15.68, SD = 0.84; range = 14-17 years) from a high school in China participated in the study. Participants wer…
Junefield Gold Investments Limited v. The Republic of Ecuador. PCA Case No. 2023-35
Can Female Representation Reduce Corruption? A Meta-Analysis
Female representation in government has long been advocated for promoting good governance, and its potential effect on corruption has attracted sustained scholarly attention. Yet theoretical reasoning and evidence remain fragmented and contested. This preregistered meta-analysis, synthesizing 588 effect sizes from 57 quantitative studies, confirms a statistically significant negative association between female representation and corruption. It fu…
An investigation of work–family enrichment and female leadership effectiveness
Purpose Female leaders are increasingly recognized for their pivotal role in enhancing team performance within the business sector. The purpose of this study is to uncover how work–family enrichment (WFE) functions and affects female leadership effectiveness (FLE). Specifically, the research investigates the mediating and moderating roles of work-to-family enrichment (WTFE) and family-to-work enrichment (FTWE) on FLE. In addition, it examines how…
The Mechanism of Family Supportive Supervisor Behaviour on Employees' Work–Family Enrichment and Conflict
Existing research consistently highlights the critical role of family supportive supervisor behaviour (FSSB) in enhancing employees' family-to-work enrichment and mitigating work-to-family conflict. Traditionally, its mechanisms of influence have been explained through the transfer of affective and cognitive resources. This study extends prior work by exploring the pathways through which FSSB affects work-family enrichment and conflict, drawing o…
HPV vaccination willingness and its determinants among male university students post-approval of male-specific HPV vaccines in China
Given limited prior studies on Chinese male university students’ human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination willingness and SARS-CoV-2 vaccination shaping their relevant understanding/awareness, we conducted a large-scale cross-sectional study to explore their HPV-related willingness post male-approved HPV vaccines and key determinants of vaccination decisions. The cross-sectional study used convenience sampling to conduct a questionnaire online surv…
Evaluating the spatial-temporal impact of urban nature on urban vitality in Vancouver
Natural elements in urban environments enhance livability and health, strengthening urban vitality. However, existing research has primarily focused on physical indicators, with limited attention paid to the joint influence of behavioral and perceptual dimensions on urban vitality. To address this gap, this study integrates a spatiotemporal analytical framework encompassing three dimensions: natural elements, human perception, and activity divers…
From Black Myth Wukong to Xiaoxitian
Gender differences in social networks under subsistence changes
Sexual selection theory suggests that gendered social strategies are universal outcomes of reproductive competition, yet recent cross-cultural studies show that these strategies are shaped by socio-ecological factors although they remain insufficiently examined. In particular, little is known about how gendered strategies adapt during periods of rapid social and economic changes. To this end, we examine gender differences in scale and composition…
Spatial Heterogeneity Characteristics and Driving Mechanisms of Abandoned Farmland in Different Scales and Regions in China
Abandonment of farmland has become a widespread land use phenomenon worldwide. However, the spatial pattern and driving factors of abandoned farmland in different scales and regions in China are still unclear, which limits the government in formulating relevant policies. This study is based on the statistical data of abandoned farmland in county level in 2020, and examines the spatial patterns and driving mechanisms of the abandoned farmland over…
Servant leadership and citizenship behavior via STEAM education
Uncovering the complex interactions of mental health symptoms in Chinese college students
Mental health problems are prevalent among Chinese college students, with gender differences in symptom presentation. Network analysis provides a novel approach to investigate the complex interactions between symptoms and identify gender differences in the structure and dynamics of mental health problems. Psychological assessment data were collected from 18,629 freshmen at a university in Chengdu, China, between 2020 and 2023. Gaussian Graphical …
Breakfast skipping and its association with adolescent bullying victimization
Among Chinese adolescents, breakfast skipping is prevalent and consistently linked to both traditional and cyber bullying victimization
Threat appraisal, self-efficacy, and risk information seeking
Perceptual susceptibility, intrinsic rewards, self-efficacy, and risk information seeking to predict the behavioral intention of not eating wild mushrooms. The results of this study support the theory of protection motivation and its extended applicability, providing evidence that public health crises can promote changes in resident behavior related to food safety
A Tale of Two Job Searches
Informal job search—the use of personal and professional networks for job search—is a popular job search method. Yet, answers to the questions of whether informal job search is effective (relative to formal job search) and why have not been clearly articulated, hindering research progress and limiting practical recommendations for job seekers and institutions. We endeavored to address these questions via an integrative, interdisciplinary review o…
Contingent Policy Design
Existing scholarship often conceptualizes policy design as a static stage in the policy process whereby decision‐makers craft policies based on given institutional settings. Our research contends that the fundamental logic underlying policy design can be contingently reshaped by external shocks such as central institutional change. When the central government restructures political institutions, it reconfigures local officials' decision‐making ra…
Having a monk in the family and all-cause mortality
Religious celibate monks at the household level possibly reduce all-cause mortality risk among non-monk older Tibetans. This study aims to investigate the association between having a celibate monk in a family and the all-cause mortality of non-monk household members in a Tibetan population. Baseline interviews were conducted for 713 agropastoral Amdo Tibetans aged ≥50 years residing in the eastern Tibetan Plateau from 2016 to 2017. The Cox mixed…
Decorative art of Russian painted spinning wheels and the art of painted lacquer products in China during the Warring States of Qi Lien
The article is devoted to the comparison of Mezen painted spinning wheels actively produced in Arkhangelsk province (Russia) in the XIX century and objects of Chinese art of Qi Lien painting of the Warring Kingdoms period. In this era, the skill of creating Chinese lacquer products was very developed, and the spinning wheel industry of the XIX century became the basis for the existence of a vital craft for Russian people. The spinning wheels were…
Global trends in Covid-19 incidence and case fatality rates (2019–2023)
Objectives: Analyzing and comparing COVID-19 infection and case-fatality rates across different regions can help improve our response to future pandemics. Methods: We used public data from the WHO to calculate and compare the COVID-19 infection and case-fatality rates in different continents and income levels from 2019 to 2023. Results: The Global prevalence of COVID-19 increased from 0.011 to 0.098, while case fatality rates declined from 0.024 …
Target‐setting, political incentives, and the tricky trade‐off between economic development and environmental protection
Disentangling the relationship between economic development and environmental protection has attracted much attention from public administration scholars. While traditionally scholars approach the relationship from either a substitutive or a complementary perspective, we offer a nuanced perspective by examining how the target‐setting on economic growth shapes environmental performance. This article proposes an explanation for the impacts of gross…
The travel patterns and travel distance of tourists to national parks in China
This is a case study with data from Jiuzhaigou and other national parks in China. It was revealed that the travel distance of tourists to a destination is related to their demographic data such as age, occupation, education level, actual income, self‐perceived income level, landscape preference and tourist attitude; but not related to the tourist motivation. Perceived distance has the character of distance decay, and substitute distance is suppos…
Economic reforms and health insurance in China
China deserves its hamburger
We analyze the responses of Chinese netizens to U.S.-based WildAid's Shu Shi campaign, which was launched in China in 2018 with aims to reduce the nation's meat consumption in support of climate change mitigation. We conduct an interpretive content analysis of approximately 3,000 online comments, finding that nationalist sentiment is the most prevalent theme underlying responses to the campaign. Netizens generally see the campaign as a criticism …
Chinese Immigrants Acting as Local Residents
Urban violence and threats to personal safety are everyday issues of shared concern for Chinese migrants in France. They push Chinese migrants to act as local residents and to interact with the host country in various and unexpected ways, whether openly or inconspicuously, in order to improve their living environment and negotiate their place in the host society. Drawing on an ethnography of Chinese immigrants living in the banlieues of Paris and…
Endurance, identity, and temporality
Workers in France enjoy strong legal protections of their rights, and they have developed organizational support through unions. However, Chinese immigrant workers suffer from adverse working conditions and extreme labor precariousness. Paradoxically, they rarely turn to legal institutions for help. Nor do they organize themselves in unions. Instead, they choose to endure their exploitation. Based on an ethnographic study of Chinese immigrant wor…
Racial and gender stereotypes in immigration attitudes
How do racial and gender stereotypes affect immigration attitudes? Studies on this topic have focused primarily on developed rather than developing countries. To close the gap, we explore the phenomenon in China, a developing economy that is evolving from a source of emigration to a destination of immigration with its citizens having little direct experience with immigrants. Via two waves of survey experiments with over 4,000 respondents, we find…
How does marriage demand stimulate support for immigration in Asia
The previous literature suggests that citizens calculate the benefits of immigrants by assessing their impact on economic prospects. This paper argues that a type of social demand–the demand for marriage–also induces support for more liberal immigration policies. We conducted a survey experiment with 3,000 adults in China, where the population faces a shortage of women in the marriage market. The respondents were assigned to four groups, namely, …
Adolescents’ Peer Friendship and Anxiety and Depression among First-Generation Immigrant Bame Families in the UK
There is equivocal evidence on how being a child in a Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) immigrant family affects internalizing symptoms such as anxiety. This cross-sectional study examined the relationships between peer friendships and anxiety/depression symptoms in BAME immigrant adolescents (IA) and white native adolescents (WNA). Method: Sixty-two adolescents from the UK (IA = 26, WNA = 36, mean age = 14 years) were assessed on close fri…
Non-native English-speaking Engineers' Writing at the Workplace
Does rural labor outward migration reduce household forest investment? The experience of Jiangxi, China
The travel patterns and travel distance of tourists to national parks in China
This is a case study with data from Jiuzhaigou and other national parks in China. It was revealed that the travel distance of tourists to a destination is related to their demographic data such as age, occupation, education level, actual income, self‐perceived income level, landscape preference and tourist attitude; but not related to the tourist motivation. Perceived distance has the character of distance decay, and substitute distance is suppos…
Cultural Relevance for Rural Community Development in China
Economic reforms and health insurance in China
Regulation effects of TZQ-F on adipocyte differentiation and insulin action
Habiter entre marginalité et invisibilité
Cet article présente une recherche pionnière sur l’habitat des immigrés chinois précaires ; il s’appuie sur une enquête dans un quartier populaire en banlieue parisienne, où l’on observe une forte concentration d’immigrés chinois. Cet article présente tout d’abord une description d’un quartier « excentré » et de ses habitants chinois, qui peuvent être classés en trois catégories. Parmi ces habitants chinois, il est fréquent qu’un seul appartement…
The Impact of Unconditioned Stimulus Devaluation on Conditional Fear Extinction
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In vitro assays suggest Shenqi Fuzheng Injection has the potential to alter melanoma immune microenvironment
Morinda officinalis How. – A comprehensive review of traditional uses, phytochemistry and pharmacology
Euphorbia lunulata extract acts on multidrug resistant gastric cancer cells to inhibit cell proliferation, migration and invasion, arrest cell cycle progression, and induce apoptosis
Adaptive Strategies Adopted by Herders Against the Decollectivization of Rangeland in the Qinghai–Tibetan Plateau in China
The domestication of the yak on the Qinghai–Tibetan Plateau probably dates back to 7300 years ago, when the rangelands were also utilized for cultivation. Over time, a complete system of herding and rangeland management developed. In recent years, however, the rangeland contract policy and nomadic settlement project have reduced the mobility of herds through the decollectivization of the rangeland. This process has destroyed the traditional nomad…
Does rural labor outward migration reduce household forest investment? The experience of Jiangxi, China
Psychological contract violation and patient’s antisocial behaviour
Purpose The purpose of this study is to examine the dual effects of the violation of psychological contract on patient’s antisocial behaviour via the mediator of patient trust and the role of doctor-patient communication as a critical contingent variable in the psychological contract violation of patient’s antisocial behaviour relationship. Design/methodology/approach The data were collected from 483 hospitalized patients distributed in Shanxi pr…
The Shenzhen Experiment
Assessing Productivity Development of Public Hospitals
As the main provider of medical services for the general public, the productivity changes of public hospitals directly reflect the development of the healthcare system and the implementation effect of medical reform policies. Using the dataset of 126 public hospitals in China from 2013 to 2018, this paper improves the existing literature in both index selection and model formulation, and examines public hospitals' total factor productivity (TFP) …
Adolescents’ Peer Friendship and Anxiety and Depression among First-Generation Immigrant Bame Families in the UK
There is equivocal evidence on how being a child in a Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) immigrant family affects internalizing symptoms such as anxiety. This cross-sectional study examined the relationships between peer friendships and anxiety/depression symptoms in BAME immigrant adolescents (IA) and white native adolescents (WNA). Method: Sixty-two adolescents from the UK (IA = 26, WNA = 36, mean age = 14 years) were assessed on close fri…
Endurance, identity, and temporality
Workers in France enjoy strong legal protections of their rights, and they have developed organizational support through unions. However, Chinese immigrant workers suffer from adverse working conditions and extreme labor precariousness. Paradoxically, they rarely turn to legal institutions for help. Nor do they organize themselves in unions. Instead, they choose to endure their exploitation. Based on an ethnographic study of Chinese immigrant wor…
Chinese Immigrants Acting as Local Residents
Urban violence and threats to personal safety are everyday issues of shared concern for Chinese migrants in France. They push Chinese migrants to act as local residents and to interact with the host country in various and unexpected ways, whether openly or inconspicuously, in order to improve their living environment and negotiate their place in the host society. Drawing on an ethnography of Chinese immigrants living in the banlieues of Paris and…
Non-native English-speaking Engineers' Writing at the Workplace
Responses of aboveground and belowground net primary productivity to sand burial and enhanced precipitation in a semiarid desertified steppe
Sand burial and precipitation drive plant community structure and functions in semiarid desertified areas, while net primary productivity (NPP) is one of the most important indicators of plant community function. However, how NPP responds to sand burial in combination with changed precipitation regimes is still unclear. We conducted a field experiment with simultaneous sand burial and enhanced precipitation treatments to test the responses of bot…
Matching Local Knowledge and Environmental Change with Policy Changes in Rangeland Tenure
Hardin’s Tragedy of the Commons has often been cited as the rationale for the privatization of pastures throughout the world, yet rangeland degradation is still widespread. A significant body of ecological research has demonstrated negative impacts from limiting herd movement through fencing. The privatization of pastures has often followed heterogeneous patterns. We use a natural experiment in common grazing areas on the eastern Qinghai-Tibetan …
Le paradoxe de l’invisibilité d’une minorité visible
Ce dossier vise à questionner le paradoxe de la visibilité et de l’invisibilité des migrants chinois et de leurs descendants en France. Si la visibilité de la population issue de l’immigration chinoise en France ne peut être niée dans le paysage urbain de certains quartiers de concentration commerciale, entrepreneuriale ou de résidence, ou lors d’évènements culturels comme les défilés du Nouvel An lunaire, on parle pourtant souvent de « minorité …
Towards sustainable urban transition
Target‐setting, political incentives, and the tricky trade‐off between economic development and environmental protection
Disentangling the relationship between economic development and environmental protection has attracted much attention from public administration scholars. While traditionally scholars approach the relationship from either a substitutive or a complementary perspective, we offer a nuanced perspective by examining how the target‐setting on economic growth shapes environmental performance. This article proposes an explanation for the impacts of gross…
Latent profile analysis of security among patients with Covid-19 infection in mobile cabin hospitals and its relationship with psychological capital
Aim: COVID-19 patients' security is related to their mental health. However, the classification of this group's sense of security is still unclear. The aim of our research is to clarify the subtypes of security of patients infected with COVID-19, explore the factors affecting profile membership, and examine the relationship between security and psychological capital for the purpose of providing a reference for improving patients' sense of securit…
Neuro-emotions based on electroencephalograph response to different color Ardisia mamillata Hance plants in elderly people with and without cognitive impairment
Background Given the aging population, the quality of mental health of elderly people deserves special attention. The aims of this study were (1) to assess the difference of neuro-emotion based on EEG from the cognitively impaired elderly (CNE) and the cognitively normal elderly (CIE) participants viewing different color Ardisia mamillata Hance and (2) to determine which color Ardisia mamillata Hance has greater benefits for boosting their neuro-…
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