Lulu Li
Biographic Data
| ID | 3586377 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lulu Li |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lulu |
| FAMILY NAME | Li |
| SIGNATURE | LI L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Renmin University of China |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2075-7548 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 21 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 106 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 21 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1989 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
A game-theoretic approach for pricing policy under urban rail mixed passenger–freight transport
Effects of exercise on cardiorespiratory fitness in individuals with MASLD: A systematic review and dose-response meta-analysis
Background Cardiorespiratory fitness (CRF), primarily assessed via maximal oxygen uptake (VO2max) or peak oxygen uptake (VO2peak) during incremental exercise testing, is a robust predictor of cardiovascular mortality in individuals with metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD). However, the exercise volume associated with greater CRF gains in this population remains poorly defined. Therefore, this study aimed to evaluate t…
Is patriarchy undermined in urbanization? Rural families and housing properties in relocated villages in the urbanizing northwestern China
Femininity penalties and rewards: Obstacles and opportunities for Chinese female entrepreneurs in gender-segregated industries
Purpose This study aims to answer two questions: (a) what obstacles and opportunities do Chinese female entrepreneurs face when doing business? And (b) how do they negotiate their entrepreneurial careers and gender identities in different gender-segregated markets? Design/methodology/approach This study uses qualitative research methods of participant observation and in-depth interviews with 41 female entrepreneurs in China and the theoretical le…
Downward Geographical Mobility and Upward Social Mobility: Women's Return Migration and Entrepreneurship in China's Small Cities and Remote Counties
Migration studies often assume a hierarchy of places that drives a periphery-to-core movement and regard reverse migration as being related to downward social mobility. This study draws on in-depth interviews with 16 highly educated women migrants who returned to small cities and counties in less developed areas after years spent studying and working in China's metropolises and/or abroad. Contrary to the stereotypes of unambitious and family-orie…
Soil quality assessment of cropland in China and its relationships with climate and topography
Assessing soil quality (SQ) of cropland is fundamental for food security and sustainable land management. However, there is limited information regarding SQ assessment on a national scale, which is vital to answer important SQ‐related questions in quantitative terms on that scale. Here, the SQ of cropland in China was assessed by constructing a minimum data set (MDS) from 23 soil physicochemical properties based on principal component analysis. T…
Empowered in Business or Penalised in Marriage: Experiences of Single Female Entrepreneurs in China
In China, entrepreneurship remains a non-traditional career for women, but little is known about how young single women may opt for entrepreneurship against the social penalty. This study focuses on single female entrepreneurs and finds them being stigmatised as doing inappropriate jobs and (consequently) staying single. The interviewees responded differently, by (1) coordinating their career and family formation plans to make them compatible, (2…
Research on Risk and Resilience Evaluation of Urban Underground Public Space
High urban density, land scarcity, rapid population growth, and traffic congestion have restricted urban development. In response, selected multiple functions have increasingly been integrated into the underground public space (UPS) to maximize the 3D utilization of precious urban space. The accelerated intensity of UPS use has alerted safety concerns. UPS with enclosed and confined natures, complex building structures, locations usually in cramp…
Collective Behavior in Complex Networked Systems under Imperfect Communication
Bu-Shen-Fang-Chuan formula attenuates cigarette smoke-induced inflammation by modulating the PI3K/Akt-Nrf2 and NF-κB signalling pathways
BSFCF attenuated CS-induced inflammation in COPD, which was partially achieved through the PI3K/Akt-Nrf2 and NF-κB signalling pathways
Economic growth and subjective well-being: Analyzing the formative mechanism of Easterlin Paradox
In this paper, we investigate the formative mechanism of the Easterlin paradox in China using 2010 Chinese General Social Survey (CGSS) data. By establishing a multi-factor, multi-level dynamic framework, we unveil the formative mechanism of the Easterlin paradox. The impact of multiple factors on subjective well-being and the influence of micro-level individual factors conditional on macro-economic development were analyzed. We find that with ec…
When press freedom meets national interest: How terrorist attacks are framed in the news in China and the US
This cross-nation, multi-event study examined 142 news stories from CCTV and CNN on two major terrorist attacks in China and the United States. It aimed to unveil how press system and national interest come into play in influencing media coverage of terrorism. Framing analyses were conducted in terms of attitude toward local government and perpetrators, news origin and source, coverage theme, definition of the incident, and attribution of cause o…
Family involvement, firm size, and performance of private-owned enterprises
The debate over the effect of “family involvement” on the performance of private enterprises has existed for a long time. However, most previous research ignored the organizational characteristics. In this paper, we incorporate one of the basic organizational characteristics—firm size—into our analysis by using data from a nationwide sample survey of private enterprises. From the two dimensions of family control and family intension, this work re…
The Chinese General Social Survey (2003-8): Sample Designs and Data Evaluation
The Chinese General Social Survey (CGSS), launched jointly since 2003 by Hong Kong University of Science and Technology and Renmin University, continued to be jointly organized by the two institutions in the 2004, 2005, 2006, and 2008 surveys. This article introduces the background of the first phase of the CGSS, and describes the research agenda, sample designs, and fieldwork implementation strategies. It also provides an assessment of data qual…
Therapeutic effects of total coumarins from Urtica dentata Hand on collagen-induced arthritis in Balb/c mice
Rethinking Property Rights as a Relational Concept: Access to Financial Resources Among Small and Mid-Sized Firms
The prevailing image in the economic and legal literature portrays property rights as "a bundle of rights" and emphasizes their exclusivity, autonomy, and stability. Building on Zhou (2005), we elaborate and illustrate an alternative theoretical model to conceptualize property rights as a relational concept. We argue that the formation and evolution of property rights reflect ongoing social relations between an organization and its key stakeholde…
Social Structure and Personality during the Transformation of Urban China: A Preliminary Report of an Ongoing Research Project
This paper presents the theoretical rationale and research design of an ongoing study of social structure and personality in transitional urban China. The study is designed to be precisely comparable to recent studies in Poland and Ukraine during the early stages of their transformation from socialism to nascent capitalism, as well as to earlier studies of the United States, Poland when it was socialist, and Japan during more stable times. The pa…
Comprehensive Assessment of Regional Circular Economy Development Based on Efficiency of Resource & Environment: A Case Study of Jiangsu Province
Stratification: Residential Space, Lifestyle, Social Interaction, and Stratum Identification: Empirical Research on Social Stratification in Urban China
With the data from the 2003 National General Social Survey (GSS2003), the present article focuses on discussing the consequences and influences of objective stratum positions in related social fields in urban China. Residential space, social interaction, lifestyle, and stratum identification constitute the four dimensions of the analysis. The basic conclusion of the article is: on the dimensions of residence, interaction, and identification, espe…
The Structure of Social Stratification and the Modernisation Process in Contemporary China
The structure of social stratification in contemporary China is closely related to the situation of the nation's direct ownership and distribution of social resources. Power status, which combines the country's political and administrative power, became the most significant of the many forms of social status. Through the `identity system', `unit system' and `administrative ranking system', the nation has imposed the distribution of social positio…
Theoretical Theses on 'Social Modernisation
Social modernisation is revealed in practice as a substantive process, continuous historically, not identical with Westernisation, in multi-type relations with tradition, and as distinct from economic development, encompasses the general development of the human being. Its main features include the development of science and technology, economic growth, the advancement of social organisation and democratisation, modernisation of social values and…
The Chinese General Social Survey (2003-8): Sample Designs and Data Evaluation
The Chinese General Social Survey (CGSS), launched jointly since 2003 by Hong Kong University of Science and Technology and Renmin University, continued to be jointly organized by the two institutions in the 2004, 2005, 2006, and 2008 surveys. This article introduces the background of the first phase of the CGSS, and describes the research agenda, sample designs, and fieldwork implementation strategies. It also provides an assessment of data qual…
Empowered in Business or Penalised in Marriage: Experiences of Single Female Entrepreneurs in China
In China, entrepreneurship remains a non-traditional career for women, but little is known about how young single women may opt for entrepreneurship against the social penalty. This study focuses on single female entrepreneurs and finds them being stigmatised as doing inappropriate jobs and (consequently) staying single. The interviewees responded differently, by (1) coordinating their career and family formation plans to make them compatible, (2…
Rethinking Property Rights as a Relational Concept: Access to Financial Resources Among Small and Mid-Sized Firms
The prevailing image in the economic and legal literature portrays property rights as "a bundle of rights" and emphasizes their exclusivity, autonomy, and stability. Building on Zhou (2005), we elaborate and illustrate an alternative theoretical model to conceptualize property rights as a relational concept. We argue that the formation and evolution of property rights reflect ongoing social relations between an organization and its key stakeholde…
Social Structure and Personality during the Transformation of Urban China: A Preliminary Report of an Ongoing Research Project
This paper presents the theoretical rationale and research design of an ongoing study of social structure and personality in transitional urban China. The study is designed to be precisely comparable to recent studies in Poland and Ukraine during the early stages of their transformation from socialism to nascent capitalism, as well as to earlier studies of the United States, Poland when it was socialist, and Japan during more stable times. The pa…
Theoretical Theses on 'Social Modernisation
Social modernisation is revealed in practice as a substantive process, continuous historically, not identical with Westernisation, in multi-type relations with tradition, and as distinct from economic development, encompasses the general development of the human being. Its main features include the development of science and technology, economic growth, the advancement of social organisation and democratisation, modernisation of social values and…
Stratification: Residential Space, Lifestyle, Social Interaction, and Stratum Identification: Empirical Research on Social Stratification in Urban China
With the data from the 2003 National General Social Survey (GSS2003), the present article focuses on discussing the consequences and influences of objective stratum positions in related social fields in urban China. Residential space, social interaction, lifestyle, and stratum identification constitute the four dimensions of the analysis. The basic conclusion of the article is: on the dimensions of residence, interaction, and identification, espe…
Downward Geographical Mobility and Upward Social Mobility: Women's Return Migration and Entrepreneurship in China's Small Cities and Remote Counties
Migration studies often assume a hierarchy of places that drives a periphery-to-core movement and regard reverse migration as being related to downward social mobility. This study draws on in-depth interviews with 16 highly educated women migrants who returned to small cities and counties in less developed areas after years spent studying and working in China's metropolises and/or abroad. Contrary to the stereotypes of unambitious and family-orie…
Economic growth and subjective well-being: Analyzing the formative mechanism of Easterlin Paradox
In this paper, we investigate the formative mechanism of the Easterlin paradox in China using 2010 Chinese General Social Survey (CGSS) data. By establishing a multi-factor, multi-level dynamic framework, we unveil the formative mechanism of the Easterlin paradox. The impact of multiple factors on subjective well-being and the influence of micro-level individual factors conditional on macro-economic development were analyzed. We find that with ec…
Theoretical Theses on 'Social Modernisation
Social modernisation is revealed in practice as a substantive process, continuous historically, not identical with Westernisation, in multi-type relations with tradition, and as distinct from economic development, encompasses the general development of the human being. Its main features include the development of science and technology, economic growth, the advancement of social organisation and democratisation, modernisation of social values and…
The Structure of Social Stratification and the Modernisation Process in Contemporary China
The structure of social stratification in contemporary China is closely related to the situation of the nation's direct ownership and distribution of social resources. Power status, which combines the country's political and administrative power, became the most significant of the many forms of social status. Through the `identity system', `unit system' and `administrative ranking system', the nation has imposed the distribution of social positio…
Comprehensive Assessment of Regional Circular Economy Development Based on Efficiency of Resource & Environment: A Case Study of Jiangsu Province
Stratification: Residential Space, Lifestyle, Social Interaction, and Stratum Identification: Empirical Research on Social Stratification in Urban China
With the data from the 2003 National General Social Survey (GSS2003), the present article focuses on discussing the consequences and influences of objective stratum positions in related social fields in urban China. Residential space, social interaction, lifestyle, and stratum identification constitute the four dimensions of the analysis. The basic conclusion of the article is: on the dimensions of residence, interaction, and identification, espe…
Social Structure and Personality during the Transformation of Urban China: A Preliminary Report of an Ongoing Research Project
This paper presents the theoretical rationale and research design of an ongoing study of social structure and personality in transitional urban China. The study is designed to be precisely comparable to recent studies in Poland and Ukraine during the early stages of their transformation from socialism to nascent capitalism, as well as to earlier studies of the United States, Poland when it was socialist, and Japan during more stable times. The pa…
Therapeutic effects of total coumarins from Urtica dentata Hand on collagen-induced arthritis in Balb/c mice
Rethinking Property Rights as a Relational Concept: Access to Financial Resources Among Small and Mid-Sized Firms
The prevailing image in the economic and legal literature portrays property rights as "a bundle of rights" and emphasizes their exclusivity, autonomy, and stability. Building on Zhou (2005), we elaborate and illustrate an alternative theoretical model to conceptualize property rights as a relational concept. We argue that the formation and evolution of property rights reflect ongoing social relations between an organization and its key stakeholde…
The Chinese General Social Survey (2003-8): Sample Designs and Data Evaluation
The Chinese General Social Survey (CGSS), launched jointly since 2003 by Hong Kong University of Science and Technology and Renmin University, continued to be jointly organized by the two institutions in the 2004, 2005, 2006, and 2008 surveys. This article introduces the background of the first phase of the CGSS, and describes the research agenda, sample designs, and fieldwork implementation strategies. It also provides an assessment of data qual…
Family involvement, firm size, and performance of private-owned enterprises
The debate over the effect of “family involvement” on the performance of private enterprises has existed for a long time. However, most previous research ignored the organizational characteristics. In this paper, we incorporate one of the basic organizational characteristics—firm size—into our analysis by using data from a nationwide sample survey of private enterprises. From the two dimensions of family control and family intension, this work re…
When press freedom meets national interest: How terrorist attacks are framed in the news in China and the US
This cross-nation, multi-event study examined 142 news stories from CCTV and CNN on two major terrorist attacks in China and the United States. It aimed to unveil how press system and national interest come into play in influencing media coverage of terrorism. Framing analyses were conducted in terms of attitude toward local government and perpetrators, news origin and source, coverage theme, definition of the incident, and attribution of cause o…
Economic growth and subjective well-being: Analyzing the formative mechanism of Easterlin Paradox
In this paper, we investigate the formative mechanism of the Easterlin paradox in China using 2010 Chinese General Social Survey (CGSS) data. By establishing a multi-factor, multi-level dynamic framework, we unveil the formative mechanism of the Easterlin paradox. The impact of multiple factors on subjective well-being and the influence of micro-level individual factors conditional on macro-economic development were analyzed. We find that with ec…
Bu-Shen-Fang-Chuan formula attenuates cigarette smoke-induced inflammation by modulating the PI3K/Akt-Nrf2 and NF-κB signalling pathways
BSFCF attenuated CS-induced inflammation in COPD, which was partially achieved through the PI3K/Akt-Nrf2 and NF-κB signalling pathways
Collective Behavior in Complex Networked Systems under Imperfect Communication
Research on Risk and Resilience Evaluation of Urban Underground Public Space
High urban density, land scarcity, rapid population growth, and traffic congestion have restricted urban development. In response, selected multiple functions have increasingly been integrated into the underground public space (UPS) to maximize the 3D utilization of precious urban space. The accelerated intensity of UPS use has alerted safety concerns. UPS with enclosed and confined natures, complex building structures, locations usually in cramp…
Soil quality assessment of cropland in China and its relationships with climate and topography
Assessing soil quality (SQ) of cropland is fundamental for food security and sustainable land management. However, there is limited information regarding SQ assessment on a national scale, which is vital to answer important SQ‐related questions in quantitative terms on that scale. Here, the SQ of cropland in China was assessed by constructing a minimum data set (MDS) from 23 soil physicochemical properties based on principal component analysis. T…
Empowered in Business or Penalised in Marriage: Experiences of Single Female Entrepreneurs in China
In China, entrepreneurship remains a non-traditional career for women, but little is known about how young single women may opt for entrepreneurship against the social penalty. This study focuses on single female entrepreneurs and finds them being stigmatised as doing inappropriate jobs and (consequently) staying single. The interviewees responded differently, by (1) coordinating their career and family formation plans to make them compatible, (2…
Femininity penalties and rewards: Obstacles and opportunities for Chinese female entrepreneurs in gender-segregated industries
Purpose This study aims to answer two questions: (a) what obstacles and opportunities do Chinese female entrepreneurs face when doing business? And (b) how do they negotiate their entrepreneurial careers and gender identities in different gender-segregated markets? Design/methodology/approach This study uses qualitative research methods of participant observation and in-depth interviews with 41 female entrepreneurs in China and the theoretical le…
Downward Geographical Mobility and Upward Social Mobility: Women's Return Migration and Entrepreneurship in China's Small Cities and Remote Counties
Migration studies often assume a hierarchy of places that drives a periphery-to-core movement and regard reverse migration as being related to downward social mobility. This study draws on in-depth interviews with 16 highly educated women migrants who returned to small cities and counties in less developed areas after years spent studying and working in China's metropolises and/or abroad. Contrary to the stereotypes of unambitious and family-orie…
Is patriarchy undermined in urbanization? Rural families and housing properties in relocated villages in the urbanizing northwestern China
A game-theoretic approach for pricing policy under urban rail mixed passenger–freight transport
Effects of exercise on cardiorespiratory fitness in individuals with MASLD: A systematic review and dose-response meta-analysis
Background Cardiorespiratory fitness (CRF), primarily assessed via maximal oxygen uptake (VO2max) or peak oxygen uptake (VO2peak) during incremental exercise testing, is a robust predictor of cardiovascular mortality in individuals with metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD). However, the exercise volume associated with greater CRF gains in this population remains poorly defined. Therefore, this study aimed to evaluate t…
Sociology (15 works) · China (10 works) · Economics (10 works) · Political science (8 works) · China's Socioeconomic Reforms and Governance (7 works) · Business (6 works) · Computer Science (6 works) · Geography (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Social science (5 works)