Qin Pang
Biographic Data
| ID | 1452745 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Qin Pang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Qin |
| FAMILY NAME | Pang |
| SIGNATURE | PANG Q |
| AFFILIATIONS | Hong Kong Polytechnic University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4774-8983 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 21 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Tourist emotional change and social media coping – evidence from interactions between tourists and host children in impoverished destinations
Tourist Experience in Heritage Tourism Destination and Its Influence on Post-Visit Behavioral Intentions: Evidence from Red Tourism in China
Tourists’ willingness to pay for pro-poor tourism income distribution: Evidence from revealed and stated preference experiments
Glocalization: Cross-cultural communication of tourism research
Sustainable tourism paradigms across cultures: A continuum from Western to Eastern perspectives
This special issue explores the cultural diversities in conceptualising and practising sustainable tourism in emerging destination societies. By examining both Western and Eastern paradigms through ontological, epistemological, and methodological lenses, this collection seeks to broaden the discourse on sustainable tourism. While Western frameworks have significantly shaped the field, an Eastern perspective—rooted in Confucianism and Taoism—offer…
A regulation for inappropriate interactions between local children and tourists in poor destinations - a child rights informed practice
Drawing upon evidence-based practices and child rights informed approach in tourism planning, policy making and destination management research, this study proposes a theoretical framework of child rights informed evidence-based practice in tourism regulation and policy making. It uses Azheke Village, a poor destination in China, as the case to fully elaborate the formulation and implementation process of a regulation with regard to inappropriate…
Community empowerment: Pro-poor tourism income distribution
Communities of learning and practice: A Research Agenda in Tourism
Developing and coordinating knowledge within the tourism industry, education, and academia, as well as facilitating knowledge transfer, present significant challenges. This study introduces a novel concept – communities of learning and practice – to highlight the interconnected membership of the educational, academic, and industrial sectors within the same community. Additionally, this study proposes four research agendas in the field of tourism.…
Threats or Opportunities? Chinese "Proto-Elite" Perceptions of their Regional Neighbours
Realists perceive China’s rise as a threat to the international order. Liberals see China’s increased participation in international organisations as examples of greater integration in the global order. Both sets of analyses frequently overlook the opinions of the Chinese public or conflate them with those of the state. To better understand how the Chinese people, particularly those among the elite, perceive the international order we conducted a…
Evolutionary game analysis of land income distribution in tourism development
Social stability is the key to the sustainable development of tourism destinations. And reasonable distribution of land revenue during tourism development can effectively avoid social conflicts at these destinations. This study explores the dynamic nature and stabilization of land revenue distribution for tourism development. It does so by developing an evolutionary game model. In this model, the main stakeholders include the government, develope…
China’s Growing Power Makes Its Youth Hawkish? Evidence from the Chinese Youth’s Attitudes toward the US and Japan
Changes in relative power between the rising and dominant state have been consistently recognized as a key contributor to international conflicts, as they can lead to convergence within both societies in threat perceptions of each other. In the case of China, a dominant view assumes that China’s increased power leads to wide social support for nationalism, which unifies the Chinese threat perceptions of key rivals such as the US and Japan. Based …
State-Society Relations and Confucian Revivalism in Contemporary China
Hong Kong’s Growing Separatist Tendencies against China’s Rise: Comparing Mainland and Hong Kong College Students’ National Identities
Why have separatist sentiments increased in Hong Kong despite of China’s growing economic attractiveness? This question is critical for China–Hong Kong relations. However, few studies have explored it from a comparative perspective. This study compares Hong Kong and mainland college students’ national identities by making a series of interlocked surveys and interviews from 2012 to 2016. It shows that Hong Kong students have a much lower sociopoli…
Chinese Nationalism and Trust in East Asia
China's rise has been accompanied by a rise in nationalism. But what are the characteristics of this nationalism now being witnessed? Does it support China's constructive engagement with the international order, or does it seek to assert China's supremacy? These questions lie at the hub of a rapidly expanding secondary literature on the emergence of nationalism in China and its impact on China's foreign relations. What is, however, absent from th…
The Role of Anti-Americanism in the Contemporary European Identity Building
This paper argues that the surging anti-Americanism in Europe since 2003 has helped strengthen the European identity by shaping a political, economic, social and cultural “Other” — the U.S.—among the Europeans. It first surveys the contemporary European anti-Americanism including its historical roots, and then moves on to analyze its role in the current European identity building through examining two typical cases and empirical data from the Eur…
Community empowerment: Pro-poor tourism income distribution
Chinese Nationalism and Trust in East Asia
China's rise has been accompanied by a rise in nationalism. But what are the characteristics of this nationalism now being witnessed? Does it support China's constructive engagement with the international order, or does it seek to assert China's supremacy? These questions lie at the hub of a rapidly expanding secondary literature on the emergence of nationalism in China and its impact on China's foreign relations. What is, however, absent from th…
A regulation for inappropriate interactions between local children and tourists in poor destinations - a child rights informed practice
Drawing upon evidence-based practices and child rights informed approach in tourism planning, policy making and destination management research, this study proposes a theoretical framework of child rights informed evidence-based practice in tourism regulation and policy making. It uses Azheke Village, a poor destination in China, as the case to fully elaborate the formulation and implementation process of a regulation with regard to inappropriate…
Hong Kong’s Growing Separatist Tendencies against China’s Rise: Comparing Mainland and Hong Kong College Students’ National Identities
Why have separatist sentiments increased in Hong Kong despite of China’s growing economic attractiveness? This question is critical for China–Hong Kong relations. However, few studies have explored it from a comparative perspective. This study compares Hong Kong and mainland college students’ national identities by making a series of interlocked surveys and interviews from 2012 to 2016. It shows that Hong Kong students have a much lower sociopoli…
Sustainable tourism paradigms across cultures: A continuum from Western to Eastern perspectives
This special issue explores the cultural diversities in conceptualising and practising sustainable tourism in emerging destination societies. By examining both Western and Eastern paradigms through ontological, epistemological, and methodological lenses, this collection seeks to broaden the discourse on sustainable tourism. While Western frameworks have significantly shaped the field, an Eastern perspective—rooted in Confucianism and Taoism—offer…
Glocalization: Cross-cultural communication of tourism research
Communities of learning and practice: A Research Agenda in Tourism
Developing and coordinating knowledge within the tourism industry, education, and academia, as well as facilitating knowledge transfer, present significant challenges. This study introduces a novel concept – communities of learning and practice – to highlight the interconnected membership of the educational, academic, and industrial sectors within the same community. Additionally, this study proposes four research agendas in the field of tourism.…
China’s Growing Power Makes Its Youth Hawkish? Evidence from the Chinese Youth’s Attitudes toward the US and Japan
Changes in relative power between the rising and dominant state have been consistently recognized as a key contributor to international conflicts, as they can lead to convergence within both societies in threat perceptions of each other. In the case of China, a dominant view assumes that China’s increased power leads to wide social support for nationalism, which unifies the Chinese threat perceptions of key rivals such as the US and Japan. Based …
The Role of Anti-Americanism in the Contemporary European Identity Building
This paper argues that the surging anti-Americanism in Europe since 2003 has helped strengthen the European identity by shaping a political, economic, social and cultural “Other” — the U.S.—among the Europeans. It first surveys the contemporary European anti-Americanism including its historical roots, and then moves on to analyze its role in the current European identity building through examining two typical cases and empirical data from the Eur…
The Role of Anti-Americanism in the Contemporary European Identity Building
This paper argues that the surging anti-Americanism in Europe since 2003 has helped strengthen the European identity by shaping a political, economic, social and cultural “Other” — the U.S.—among the Europeans. It first surveys the contemporary European anti-Americanism including its historical roots, and then moves on to analyze its role in the current European identity building through examining two typical cases and empirical data from the Eur…
Chinese Nationalism and Trust in East Asia
China's rise has been accompanied by a rise in nationalism. But what are the characteristics of this nationalism now being witnessed? Does it support China's constructive engagement with the international order, or does it seek to assert China's supremacy? These questions lie at the hub of a rapidly expanding secondary literature on the emergence of nationalism in China and its impact on China's foreign relations. What is, however, absent from th…
State-Society Relations and Confucian Revivalism in Contemporary China
Hong Kong’s Growing Separatist Tendencies against China’s Rise: Comparing Mainland and Hong Kong College Students’ National Identities
Why have separatist sentiments increased in Hong Kong despite of China’s growing economic attractiveness? This question is critical for China–Hong Kong relations. However, few studies have explored it from a comparative perspective. This study compares Hong Kong and mainland college students’ national identities by making a series of interlocked surveys and interviews from 2012 to 2016. It shows that Hong Kong students have a much lower sociopoli…
Evolutionary game analysis of land income distribution in tourism development
Social stability is the key to the sustainable development of tourism destinations. And reasonable distribution of land revenue during tourism development can effectively avoid social conflicts at these destinations. This study explores the dynamic nature and stabilization of land revenue distribution for tourism development. It does so by developing an evolutionary game model. In this model, the main stakeholders include the government, develope…
China’s Growing Power Makes Its Youth Hawkish? Evidence from the Chinese Youth’s Attitudes toward the US and Japan
Changes in relative power between the rising and dominant state have been consistently recognized as a key contributor to international conflicts, as they can lead to convergence within both societies in threat perceptions of each other. In the case of China, a dominant view assumes that China’s increased power leads to wide social support for nationalism, which unifies the Chinese threat perceptions of key rivals such as the US and Japan. Based …
Threats or Opportunities? Chinese "Proto-Elite" Perceptions of their Regional Neighbours
Realists perceive China’s rise as a threat to the international order. Liberals see China’s increased participation in international organisations as examples of greater integration in the global order. Both sets of analyses frequently overlook the opinions of the Chinese public or conflate them with those of the state. To better understand how the Chinese people, particularly those among the elite, perceive the international order we conducted a…
Community empowerment: Pro-poor tourism income distribution
Communities of learning and practice: A Research Agenda in Tourism
Developing and coordinating knowledge within the tourism industry, education, and academia, as well as facilitating knowledge transfer, present significant challenges. This study introduces a novel concept – communities of learning and practice – to highlight the interconnected membership of the educational, academic, and industrial sectors within the same community. Additionally, this study proposes four research agendas in the field of tourism.…
Tourist Experience in Heritage Tourism Destination and Its Influence on Post-Visit Behavioral Intentions: Evidence from Red Tourism in China
Tourists’ willingness to pay for pro-poor tourism income distribution: Evidence from revealed and stated preference experiments
Glocalization: Cross-cultural communication of tourism research
Sustainable tourism paradigms across cultures: A continuum from Western to Eastern perspectives
This special issue explores the cultural diversities in conceptualising and practising sustainable tourism in emerging destination societies. By examining both Western and Eastern paradigms through ontological, epistemological, and methodological lenses, this collection seeks to broaden the discourse on sustainable tourism. While Western frameworks have significantly shaped the field, an Eastern perspective—rooted in Confucianism and Taoism—offer…
A regulation for inappropriate interactions between local children and tourists in poor destinations - a child rights informed practice
Drawing upon evidence-based practices and child rights informed approach in tourism planning, policy making and destination management research, this study proposes a theoretical framework of child rights informed evidence-based practice in tourism regulation and policy making. It uses Azheke Village, a poor destination in China, as the case to fully elaborate the formulation and implementation process of a regulation with regard to inappropriate…
Tourist emotional change and social media coping – evidence from interactions between tourists and host children in impoverished destinations
Political science (12 works) · Tourism (9 works) · Economics (8 works) · Geography (8 works) · China (7 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (7 works) · Law (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Business (6 works) · Law (5 works)