Chen Gang
Biographic Data
| ID | 223891 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Chen Gang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Chen |
| FAMILY NAME | Gang |
| SIGNATURE | GANG C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Yunnan University of Finance And Economics |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6672-6643 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
In Search of Green China
Qingre Huayu Jianpi decoction suppresses colorectal tumorigenesis by inhibiting cancer stem cells and cancer-associated fibroblasts
From the Role to the Function: Exploring the Meanings of the Tea Culture of Chinese Ethnic Minorities
Chinese tea culture has increasingly become a favored hot study subject at home and abroad. Through an in-depth systematic exploration of the literature on the tea culture of China’s ethnic minorities, this paper offers insight into its role and functions in the life and customs of contemporary China’s ethnic minorities. A content-based analysis methodology is adopted to demonstrate the panoramic past and present tea culture. The study finds that…
Comparing the situations of anthropologists around the world as to publication and evaluation criteria
In January 2022, the World Council of Anthropological Associations Task Force "Making Anthropology Global" was formed, consisting of Gonzalo Díaz Crovetto, Thomas Hylland Eriksen, P.-j. Ezeh, Shannon Morreira, Yasmeen Arif, Chen Gang, Gordon Mathews (chairperson), and Takami Kuwayama, reporting on Chile, Norway, Nigeria, South Africa. India, China, Hong Kong, and Japan. The task force met via Zoom once a month during 2022 and early 2023, with ass…
Competing for seafaring labour: Social security and agency employment in Chinese shipping
This paper discusses one strategy that Chinese crewing agencies adopt to compete with each other in the global seafarer labour supplying market. This strategy is related to Chinese seafarers' social insurance participation. It shows that crewing agencies utilised a dual workforce - 'company-owned seafarers' and 'externally hired seafarers'. Externally hired seafarers, though in precarious employment, are offered higher salaries in place of social…
From Consumer Satisfaction to Recommendation of Mobile App-Based Services: An Overview of Mobile Taxi Booking Apps
Since MTB has been deemed as the business model of 21st century but its long-term sustainability depends on level of consumer satisfaction with its applicability in their everyday life. Therefore, current research aims to highlight factors which could shape consumers' satisfaction and further trigger their intuition to recommend it in their circle of influence. Unified theory of acceptance and use of technology 2 (utaut2) was modified and extende…
Challenges and Opportunities for Chinese Enterprises in Southeast Asia: A Case Study in Business Anthropology
Chinese enterprises, both private and state-owned, have been noticed to invest increasingly inSoutheast Asia, attracting both positive and negative comments in the world. How are the Chinese enterprisesdoing in Southeast Asia? What challenges and opportunities have they had in Southeast Asia? This paper providesa case study of such a Chinese enterprise located in the north of Lao People’s Democratic Republic in SoutheastAsia from the perspective …
From 17th to 18th Party Congress: Implications for Intra-Party Democracy
Growing intra-party pluralism and intensified factional rivalry have pressured the leadership of the Communist Party of China (CPC) to adjust the authoritarian official-selection system by resorting to an 'intra-Party democracy' mechanism based on informal polls among influential party officials and retirees. The progress, albeit slow and opaque since the 17th Party Congress in 2007, is increasingly seen as the CPC's only solution to intensified …
China's Solar PV Manufacturing and Subsidies from the Perspective of State Capitalism
This article examines how the Chinese government, at both central and local levels, has supported solar PV equipment manufacturing to increase its share in the global market, despite its innate disadvantages in this industry. Much of China's early expansion of manufacturing sectors can be attributed to its competitive advantages in cheap labour and good infrastructure, as well as the alleged undervaluation of the Chinese currency. However, China'…
Mortuary Ritual Practices and Socio-cultural Changes in Rural China
Based on the ethnographic data collected in a rural village in Chongqing, this paper discusses changes and continuity of mortuary ritual practices in this village and uses it as a window to show socio-cultural changes that this rural community has gone through since 1949. The researcher has found that death ritual in the village has kept its basic traditional structure, but the performance of many rites is simplified and symbolic meaning of many …
Institutionalization in the Politics of China's Disaster Management
In the study of institutionalization in authoritarian regimes, non-repressive institutional pillars in non-democratic governance are often neglected. Through the research on the People's Republic of China's two rounds of reinstitutionalization in natural disaster management, a life or death issue for all Chinese dynastic regimes, this article aims to make contributions to new institutionalist studies of authoritarianism that help to explain the C…
Theoretical and Empirical Study on Urban Population Carrying Capacity: Case of Haidian District in Beijing
"Can Foreign Diplomas Be Exchanged for "Chinese Opportunities
Comparing the situations of anthropologists around the world as to publication and evaluation criteria
In January 2022, the World Council of Anthropological Associations Task Force "Making Anthropology Global" was formed, consisting of Gonzalo Díaz Crovetto, Thomas Hylland Eriksen, P.-j. Ezeh, Shannon Morreira, Yasmeen Arif, Chen Gang, Gordon Mathews (chairperson), and Takami Kuwayama, reporting on Chile, Norway, Nigeria, South Africa. India, China, Hong Kong, and Japan. The task force met via Zoom once a month during 2022 and early 2023, with ass…
Competing for seafaring labour: Social security and agency employment in Chinese shipping
This paper discusses one strategy that Chinese crewing agencies adopt to compete with each other in the global seafarer labour supplying market. This strategy is related to Chinese seafarers' social insurance participation. It shows that crewing agencies utilised a dual workforce - 'company-owned seafarers' and 'externally hired seafarers'. Externally hired seafarers, though in precarious employment, are offered higher salaries in place of social…
From Consumer Satisfaction to Recommendation of Mobile App-Based Services: An Overview of Mobile Taxi Booking Apps
Since MTB has been deemed as the business model of 21st century but its long-term sustainability depends on level of consumer satisfaction with its applicability in their everyday life. Therefore, current research aims to highlight factors which could shape consumers' satisfaction and further trigger their intuition to recommend it in their circle of influence. Unified theory of acceptance and use of technology 2 (utaut2) was modified and extende…
China's Solar PV Manufacturing and Subsidies from the Perspective of State Capitalism
This article examines how the Chinese government, at both central and local levels, has supported solar PV equipment manufacturing to increase its share in the global market, despite its innate disadvantages in this industry. Much of China's early expansion of manufacturing sectors can be attributed to its competitive advantages in cheap labour and good infrastructure, as well as the alleged undervaluation of the Chinese currency. However, China'…
Mortuary Ritual Practices and Socio-cultural Changes in Rural China
Based on the ethnographic data collected in a rural village in Chongqing, this paper discusses changes and continuity of mortuary ritual practices in this village and uses it as a window to show socio-cultural changes that this rural community has gone through since 1949. The researcher has found that death ritual in the village has kept its basic traditional structure, but the performance of many rites is simplified and symbolic meaning of many …
Institutionalization in the Politics of China's Disaster Management
In the study of institutionalization in authoritarian regimes, non-repressive institutional pillars in non-democratic governance are often neglected. Through the research on the People's Republic of China's two rounds of reinstitutionalization in natural disaster management, a life or death issue for all Chinese dynastic regimes, this article aims to make contributions to new institutionalist studies of authoritarianism that help to explain the C…
"Can Foreign Diplomas Be Exchanged for "Chinese Opportunities
Theoretical and Empirical Study on Urban Population Carrying Capacity: Case of Haidian District in Beijing
Institutionalization in the Politics of China's Disaster Management
In the study of institutionalization in authoritarian regimes, non-repressive institutional pillars in non-democratic governance are often neglected. Through the research on the People's Republic of China's two rounds of reinstitutionalization in natural disaster management, a life or death issue for all Chinese dynastic regimes, this article aims to make contributions to new institutionalist studies of authoritarianism that help to explain the C…
From 17th to 18th Party Congress: Implications for Intra-Party Democracy
Growing intra-party pluralism and intensified factional rivalry have pressured the leadership of the Communist Party of China (CPC) to adjust the authoritarian official-selection system by resorting to an 'intra-Party democracy' mechanism based on informal polls among influential party officials and retirees. The progress, albeit slow and opaque since the 17th Party Congress in 2007, is increasingly seen as the CPC's only solution to intensified …
China's Solar PV Manufacturing and Subsidies from the Perspective of State Capitalism
This article examines how the Chinese government, at both central and local levels, has supported solar PV equipment manufacturing to increase its share in the global market, despite its innate disadvantages in this industry. Much of China's early expansion of manufacturing sectors can be attributed to its competitive advantages in cheap labour and good infrastructure, as well as the alleged undervaluation of the Chinese currency. However, China'…
Mortuary Ritual Practices and Socio-cultural Changes in Rural China
Based on the ethnographic data collected in a rural village in Chongqing, this paper discusses changes and continuity of mortuary ritual practices in this village and uses it as a window to show socio-cultural changes that this rural community has gone through since 1949. The researcher has found that death ritual in the village has kept its basic traditional structure, but the performance of many rites is simplified and symbolic meaning of many …
Challenges and Opportunities for Chinese Enterprises in Southeast Asia: A Case Study in Business Anthropology
Chinese enterprises, both private and state-owned, have been noticed to invest increasingly inSoutheast Asia, attracting both positive and negative comments in the world. How are the Chinese enterprisesdoing in Southeast Asia? What challenges and opportunities have they had in Southeast Asia? This paper providesa case study of such a Chinese enterprise located in the north of Lao People’s Democratic Republic in SoutheastAsia from the perspective …
From Consumer Satisfaction to Recommendation of Mobile App-Based Services: An Overview of Mobile Taxi Booking Apps
Since MTB has been deemed as the business model of 21st century but its long-term sustainability depends on level of consumer satisfaction with its applicability in their everyday life. Therefore, current research aims to highlight factors which could shape consumers' satisfaction and further trigger their intuition to recommend it in their circle of influence. Unified theory of acceptance and use of technology 2 (utaut2) was modified and extende…
Competing for seafaring labour: Social security and agency employment in Chinese shipping
This paper discusses one strategy that Chinese crewing agencies adopt to compete with each other in the global seafarer labour supplying market. This strategy is related to Chinese seafarers' social insurance participation. It shows that crewing agencies utilised a dual workforce - 'company-owned seafarers' and 'externally hired seafarers'. Externally hired seafarers, though in precarious employment, are offered higher salaries in place of social…
Comparing the situations of anthropologists around the world as to publication and evaluation criteria
In January 2022, the World Council of Anthropological Associations Task Force "Making Anthropology Global" was formed, consisting of Gonzalo Díaz Crovetto, Thomas Hylland Eriksen, P.-j. Ezeh, Shannon Morreira, Yasmeen Arif, Chen Gang, Gordon Mathews (chairperson), and Takami Kuwayama, reporting on Chile, Norway, Nigeria, South Africa. India, China, Hong Kong, and Japan. The task force met via Zoom once a month during 2022 and early 2023, with ass…
Qingre Huayu Jianpi decoction suppresses colorectal tumorigenesis by inhibiting cancer stem cells and cancer-associated fibroblasts
From the Role to the Function: Exploring the Meanings of the Tea Culture of Chinese Ethnic Minorities
Chinese tea culture has increasingly become a favored hot study subject at home and abroad. Through an in-depth systematic exploration of the literature on the tea culture of China’s ethnic minorities, this paper offers insight into its role and functions in the life and customs of contemporary China’s ethnic minorities. A content-based analysis methodology is adopted to demonstrate the panoramic past and present tea culture. The study finds that…
In Search of Green China
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