Joseph Lee
Biographic Data
| ID | 3605451 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Joseph Lee |
| GIVEN NAMES | Joseph |
| FAMILY NAME | Lee |
| SIGNATURE | LEE J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Chinese University of Hong Kong |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7006-5916 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 26 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 35 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 26 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1903 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
The behavioral impact of 5G adoption: Evidence from individual-level transaction data
The Zhenbao Incident of 1969: Mao’s Version of “Manufacturing Consent”
In March 1969, the Sino-Soviet military clash on Zhenbao Island marked a critical juncture in the development of the US-China rapprochement. Despite Mao’s solid grip on power and the opportune momentum for policy change after the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia, a formidable anti-US sentiment had taken shape since the founding of the People’s Republic of China, especially during the Cultural Revolution, which provided insufficient opportunities…
Teacher Sensemaking in an Early Education Research–Practice Partnership
Background/Context: High quality early education, preschool through third grade, has received significant attention as a vehicle for addressing academic disparities. Research–practice partnerships (RPPs) offer a promising strategy for improving early education and closing the gap between research and practice; however, RPPs in the early learning context are understudied, and there is little information about how teachers experience them. Purpose/…
Articulating the Church's story as legal defendant in abuse claims: Can the Magisterium help
Catholic entities are being sued for personal injury compensation arising from sexual abuse perpetrated by church personnel. In some jurisdictions, the situation has deteriorated because of changes to the statute of limitations, the naming of an entity to sue, the setting aside of previous settlements, and abuse compensation law firms. Oftentimes there are overstated, doubtful or apparently false claims, and disturbing decisions. There is a feeli…
The brain during life and in adjudicating death: Reduced brain identity of persons as a critique of the neurological criteria of death
The determination of death by neurological criteria (brain death) is practiced in at least 80 countries, though it is a matter of continuing controversy. At the same time, the brain is central to human life, thinking, and behavior; however, a growing “neurocentrism” or a brain‐focused image of human identity became established in most Western and in many non‐Western societies and acts as a forceful ideology. This paper seeks a broader theoretical…
Why do challenges still exist in primary care for patients with spinal cord injury: Exploring the medical model through a social disability lens
Despite having high healthcare needs, individuals with spinal cord injury (SCI) receive suboptimal primary care; they are less likely than able-bodied persons to receive preventive care and more likely to have unmet health care needs. The aim of this mixed quantitative (surveys) and qualitative (interviews) study was to gather primary care health provider and rehabilitation specialists’ perspectives on why these challenges persist despite the inc…
Place of death, care-seeking and care pathway progression in the final illnesses of children under five years of age in sub-Saharan Africa: A systematic review
Brain–computer interfaces and dualism: A problem of brain, mind, and body
Physician perspectives on care of individuals with severe mobility impairments in primary care in Southwestern Ontario, Canada
Despite the high health risks associated with severe mobility impairments, individuals with physical disabilities are less likely to receive the same level of primary care as able-bodied persons. This study explores family physicians' perspectives on primary care for individuals with mobility impairments to identify and better understand the challenges that prevent equitable service delivery to this group of patients. Semi-structured interviews w…
The Human Dark Side: Evolutionary Psychology and Original Sin
Mind the Gap: Unexpected Pitfalls in Doing Classroom Research
Inherent in classroom research are the inevitable, and often unanticipated, challenges experienced by researchers. This article moves beyond the main issues highlighted in the literature and identifies some of the problems the authors encountered when conducting two common methodological procedures, classroom observations and stimulated recall interviews (SRIs), as part of our dissertation research investigations. The paper first surveys what the…
Loi de 2003 sur les référendums à Taiwan: De nombreuses interrogations persistent
La Loi de 2003 sur les référendums et le référendum sur les questions de défense organisé en mars 2004 à Taiwan soulèvent un certain nombre de problèmes juridiques qui méritent une analyse approfondie. Nous aborderons l’histoire de cette Loi sous un angle à la fois politique et juridique et montrerons qu’un référendum ne peut être fonctionnel et légitime que s’il est organisé conformément à l’Etat de droit et au principe de suprématie de la Const…
The influence of the Chinese zodiac on fertility in Hong Kong SAR
The impact of the changing marital structure on fertility of Hong Kong SAR (Special Administrative Region)
A study of demographic changes under sustained below-replacement fertility in Hong Kong SAR
Ireland, 1912–1985: Politics and Society
Ireland, 1912–1985 is the first study on this scale of Irish performance, North and South, in the twentieth century. Although stressing the primacy of politics in Irish public affairs, it argues that Irish politics must be understood in the broad context of economic, social, administrative, cultural and intellectual history. The book also explores fully the relationship between rhetoric and reality in the Irish mind, and sees political behaviour …
Balancing on an Alp: Ecological Change and Continuity in a Swiss Mountain Community
Antropología política e indigenismo
AbbVie
Die irische Nationalbewegung zwischen Parlament und Revolution: Der konstitutionelle Nationalismus in Irland, 1880-1918. Peter Alter
Tu Fu's Art Criticism and Han Kan's Horse Painting
Two of Tu Fu's lines-'Kan paints only the flesh, not the bones; he has the heart to see the steeds lose spirit and wither-have inspired much heated debate among artists, art critics, and art historians since the days of Chang Yen-yuan (ca. 870). The controversy centers around the interpretation of these lines and the assessment of Tu Fu's critical judgment. This paper proposes to show how the debate can be resolved through an understanding of Tu …
Marriage and Population in Pre-Famine Ireland
The Construction Costs of Irish Railways 1830–1853
Communist China's Latin American Policy
The main goal of Communist China in Latin America is to establish ideological leadership over the revolutionary movements in that area. To do this it is necessary first, to identify the revolutionary struggles of the Latin American people with Chinese revolutionary tradition and, second, to convince the Latin Americans that Chinese revolutionary experience and strategy is applicable to their situation. As the Chinese lack normal diplomatic channe…
Earle Perry Charlton
and President of the Charlton Mills of Fall River, Massachusetts, who died on November twentieth. Mr. Charlton had for some years been considered one of the most prominent business leaders of the country. With F. W. Woolworth he was one of the pioneers of the five-and-ten-cent chain store organization in America, and the merger of the Charlton and Woolworth interests eighteen years ago was then looked upon as an event of far-reaching importance i…
War Camp Community Service
The influence of the Chinese zodiac on fertility in Hong Kong SAR
A study of demographic changes under sustained below-replacement fertility in Hong Kong SAR
Marriage and Population in Pre-Famine Ireland
The impact of the changing marital structure on fertility of Hong Kong SAR (Special Administrative Region)
Communist China's Latin American Policy
The main goal of Communist China in Latin America is to establish ideological leadership over the revolutionary movements in that area. To do this it is necessary first, to identify the revolutionary struggles of the Latin American people with Chinese revolutionary tradition and, second, to convince the Latin Americans that Chinese revolutionary experience and strategy is applicable to their situation. As the Chinese lack normal diplomatic channe…
War Camp Community Service
Constructive and Preventive Philantropy
War Camp Community Service
Earle Perry Charlton
and President of the Charlton Mills of Fall River, Massachusetts, who died on November twentieth. Mr. Charlton had for some years been considered one of the most prominent business leaders of the country. With F. W. Woolworth he was one of the pioneers of the five-and-ten-cent chain store organization in America, and the merger of the Charlton and Woolworth interests eighteen years ago was then looked upon as an event of far-reaching importance i…
Communist China's Latin American Policy
The main goal of Communist China in Latin America is to establish ideological leadership over the revolutionary movements in that area. To do this it is necessary first, to identify the revolutionary struggles of the Latin American people with Chinese revolutionary tradition and, second, to convince the Latin Americans that Chinese revolutionary experience and strategy is applicable to their situation. As the Chinese lack normal diplomatic channe…
The Construction Costs of Irish Railways 1830–1853
Marriage and Population in Pre-Famine Ireland
Tu Fu's Art Criticism and Han Kan's Horse Painting
Two of Tu Fu's lines-'Kan paints only the flesh, not the bones; he has the heart to see the steeds lose spirit and wither-have inspired much heated debate among artists, art critics, and art historians since the days of Chang Yen-yuan (ca. 870). The controversy centers around the interpretation of these lines and the assessment of Tu Fu's critical judgment. This paper proposes to show how the debate can be resolved through an understanding of Tu …
Die irische Nationalbewegung zwischen Parlament und Revolution: Der konstitutionelle Nationalismus in Irland, 1880-1918. Peter Alter
Antropología política e indigenismo
AbbVie
Balancing on an Alp: Ecological Change and Continuity in a Swiss Mountain Community
Ireland, 1912–1985: Politics and Society
Ireland, 1912–1985 is the first study on this scale of Irish performance, North and South, in the twentieth century. Although stressing the primacy of politics in Irish public affairs, it argues that Irish politics must be understood in the broad context of economic, social, administrative, cultural and intellectual history. The book also explores fully the relationship between rhetoric and reality in the Irish mind, and sees political behaviour …
A study of demographic changes under sustained below-replacement fertility in Hong Kong SAR
The influence of the Chinese zodiac on fertility in Hong Kong SAR
The impact of the changing marital structure on fertility of Hong Kong SAR (Special Administrative Region)
Loi de 2003 sur les référendums à Taiwan: De nombreuses interrogations persistent
La Loi de 2003 sur les référendums et le référendum sur les questions de défense organisé en mars 2004 à Taiwan soulèvent un certain nombre de problèmes juridiques qui méritent une analyse approfondie. Nous aborderons l’histoire de cette Loi sous un angle à la fois politique et juridique et montrerons qu’un référendum ne peut être fonctionnel et légitime que s’il est organisé conformément à l’Etat de droit et au principe de suprématie de la Const…
The Human Dark Side: Evolutionary Psychology and Original Sin
Mind the Gap: Unexpected Pitfalls in Doing Classroom Research
Inherent in classroom research are the inevitable, and often unanticipated, challenges experienced by researchers. This article moves beyond the main issues highlighted in the literature and identifies some of the problems the authors encountered when conducting two common methodological procedures, classroom observations and stimulated recall interviews (SRIs), as part of our dissertation research investigations. The paper first surveys what the…
Physician perspectives on care of individuals with severe mobility impairments in primary care in Southwestern Ontario, Canada
Despite the high health risks associated with severe mobility impairments, individuals with physical disabilities are less likely to receive the same level of primary care as able-bodied persons. This study explores family physicians' perspectives on primary care for individuals with mobility impairments to identify and better understand the challenges that prevent equitable service delivery to this group of patients. Semi-structured interviews w…
Brain–computer interfaces and dualism: A problem of brain, mind, and body
Place of death, care-seeking and care pathway progression in the final illnesses of children under five years of age in sub-Saharan Africa: A systematic review
Why do challenges still exist in primary care for patients with spinal cord injury: Exploring the medical model through a social disability lens
Despite having high healthcare needs, individuals with spinal cord injury (SCI) receive suboptimal primary care; they are less likely than able-bodied persons to receive preventive care and more likely to have unmet health care needs. The aim of this mixed quantitative (surveys) and qualitative (interviews) study was to gather primary care health provider and rehabilitation specialists’ perspectives on why these challenges persist despite the inc…
Articulating the Church's story as legal defendant in abuse claims: Can the Magisterium help
Catholic entities are being sued for personal injury compensation arising from sexual abuse perpetrated by church personnel. In some jurisdictions, the situation has deteriorated because of changes to the statute of limitations, the naming of an entity to sue, the setting aside of previous settlements, and abuse compensation law firms. Oftentimes there are overstated, doubtful or apparently false claims, and disturbing decisions. There is a feeli…
The brain during life and in adjudicating death: Reduced brain identity of persons as a critique of the neurological criteria of death
The determination of death by neurological criteria (brain death) is practiced in at least 80 countries, though it is a matter of continuing controversy. At the same time, the brain is central to human life, thinking, and behavior; however, a growing “neurocentrism” or a brain‐focused image of human identity became established in most Western and in many non‐Western societies and acts as a forceful ideology. This paper seeks a broader theoretical…
The Zhenbao Incident of 1969: Mao’s Version of “Manufacturing Consent”
In March 1969, the Sino-Soviet military clash on Zhenbao Island marked a critical juncture in the development of the US-China rapprochement. Despite Mao’s solid grip on power and the opportune momentum for policy change after the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia, a formidable anti-US sentiment had taken shape since the founding of the People’s Republic of China, especially during the Cultural Revolution, which provided insufficient opportunities…
Teacher Sensemaking in an Early Education Research–Practice Partnership
Background/Context: High quality early education, preschool through third grade, has received significant attention as a vehicle for addressing academic disparities. Research–practice partnerships (RPPs) offer a promising strategy for improving early education and closing the gap between research and practice; however, RPPs in the early learning context are understudied, and there is little information about how teachers experience them. Purpose/…
Political science (11 works) · Sociology (10 works) · Psychology (9 works) · History (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Population (6 works) · Geography (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Demography (4 works) · Economics (4 works)