Chao Ye
Biographic Data
| ID | 3635643 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Chao Ye |
| GIVEN NAMES | Chao |
| FAMILY NAME | Ye |
| SIGNATURE | YE C |
| AFFILIATIONS | East China Normal University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8249-4897 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 31 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 264 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 31 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 8 |
Left behind or together? Urban-rural institutional barriers, city size and child co-migration with migrant families in China
Assessing the divergent impacts of urban shrinkage on carbon emissions
Green development coalition
Buzzing the production of space in tourism destination
Utilization of preventative health checkup services in China among middle-aged and older adult population
Introduction: Research on the utilization of outpatient and inpatient medical and health services for residents and the factors influencing them is well established, however, there are fewer relevant studies analyzing the utilization of preventive health check-up services for middle-aged and older adult people in China. In this study, we hope to understand the utilization of preventive health care services and identify the factors that influence …
A new conceptual framework and case analysis of rural environmental cross-boundary governance in megacities of China
Three golden principles in geography teaching
This article presents a new model of curriculum making on geography teaching at the higher education level. It shows how what we term the ‘three golden principles’ – valuing theory, matching cases and reflecting on self – can be used to inspire and contribute to geographic thought and theory teaching. The article discusses the role of geographic theories in teaching and learning in higher education with reference to Tim Cresswell’s book Geographi…
More sprawl than agglomeration
Spatial production in the process of rapid urbanisation and ageing
Toward healthy and liveable cities
Urbanization and public health are becoming intertwined together with global natural and social changes. As recommended by the Tsinghua-Lancet Commission on Health Cities in China, cities hold the key to a healthy China. However, China is facing enormous health risks and challenges stemming from rapid and unhealthy urbanization patterns, which are still dominated by centralized planning for large-scale spatial extension and industrial production …
Mechanisms underlying the effect of occupational stressors on public servants' organizational citizenship behavior
We explored the effect of stimulating organizational citizenship behavior from the perspective of occupational stressors, as well as the roles of employees' perceived organizational support and public service motivation as a mediator and moderator, respectively, of this relationship. Participants were 257 public servants in China, who completed questionnaires assessing the variables of interest. Results of structural equation modeling revealed th…
Multi-dimensional superposition
Urban function recognition by integrating social media and street-level imagery
Recognizing urban functions is crucial for understanding urban spatial structures and urban planning. Previous work has investigated urban functions based on human activities that were derived from mobile phone positioning data, check-in data, taxi data, etc. However, urban functions can only be comprehensively sensed from both human activities and the physical environment together. To do so, a deep learning method was proposed to predict urban f…
Speaking your feelings in the moment
Emotion is important in teaching and research but are rarely the focus of geographic scholarship. This article aims to bridge the gap between teaching geographic thought and teaching that considers emotion based on the case of a university class in China. Class sessions, supported with an English language textbook, were connected with different emotions and feelings in the unfolding stages of course and class delivery. We document and analyze the…
Where are the frontiers of sustainability research? An overview based on Web of Science Database in 2013–2019
Large‐scale deforestation of mountainous areas during the 21 st Century in Zhejiang Province
Deforestation affects environmental systems worldwide by increasing disaster risk and carbon emissions and also by reducing soil fertility rejuvenation and biodiversity. Here, we inspected the patterns and processes of deforestation in Zhejiang Province of China since 2000 under a background of national forest restoration. By integrating the Hansen high‐resolution forest cover change products and a field study, the relationship between forest los…
Teaching human geography using a couplet game
Using games to teach is an interesting and worthwhile practice; however, the couplet game has not been described before. In this study, first-year students played a couplet game with their teacher at the end of the course. Each student was asked to summarize and write individual opinions on human geography in one keyword; then, the teacher wrote the corresponding or matching keywords. Analyzing the correspondences and the contrasts between couple…
Changing imbalance
The lost countryside
The Missing Parts from Social Media-Enabled Smart Cities
Social networking sites (SNS), such as Facebook and Twitter, have attracted users worldwide by providing a means to communicate and share opinions and experiences of daily lives. When empowered by pervasive location acquisition technologies, location-based social media (LBSM) has become a potential resource for smart city applications to characterize social perceptions of place and model human activities. There is a lack of systematic examination…
Marginalised countryside in a globalised city
This paper takes Wujing Township of Shanghai as a typical case to examine the process and dynamics of the production of rural space in China. Although Shanghai has generally become more urbanised and globalised than ever, the rural area in Shanghai is relatively marginalised. Production of space, as a social theory focusing on interactions between capital, power and class and their impacts on urbanisation, is applied into one such micro-scale cas…
Build a people-oriented urbanization
Assessment and analysis of regional economic collaborative development within an urban agglomeration
The countryside under multiple high-tension lines
Names and their meanings
This paper introduces a new teaching method, poetry, into the geography classroom, accompanied by an out-of-class discussion on a blog, and finds that its effects are rather different from those of traditional teaching methods, as it allows new perspectives on instructional content related to migrant workers’ lives and identities in China. The method enables students to analyse content from the perspective of cultural geography, in which poetry a…
The impact of rural out-migration on land use transition in China
Progress of China's new-type urbanization construction since 2014
Build a people-oriented urbanization
Multi-scalar separations
The lost countryside
Uneven development, urbanization and production of space in the middle-scale region based on the case of Jiangsu province, China
The countryside under multiple high-tension lines
Assessment and analysis of regional economic collaborative development within an urban agglomeration
The Missing Parts from Social Media-Enabled Smart Cities
Social networking sites (SNS), such as Facebook and Twitter, have attracted users worldwide by providing a means to communicate and share opinions and experiences of daily lives. When empowered by pervasive location acquisition technologies, location-based social media (LBSM) has become a potential resource for smart city applications to characterize social perceptions of place and model human activities. There is a lack of systematic examination…
More sprawl than agglomeration
Spatial production in the process of rapid urbanisation and ageing
Multi-dimensional superposition
Changing imbalance
Marginalised countryside in a globalised city
This paper takes Wujing Township of Shanghai as a typical case to examine the process and dynamics of the production of rural space in China. Although Shanghai has generally become more urbanised and globalised than ever, the rural area in Shanghai is relatively marginalised. Production of space, as a social theory focusing on interactions between capital, power and class and their impacts on urbanisation, is applied into one such micro-scale cas…
Speaking your feelings in the moment
Emotion is important in teaching and research but are rarely the focus of geographic scholarship. This article aims to bridge the gap between teaching geographic thought and teaching that considers emotion based on the case of a university class in China. Class sessions, supported with an English language textbook, were connected with different emotions and feelings in the unfolding stages of course and class delivery. We document and analyze the…
Names and their meanings
This paper introduces a new teaching method, poetry, into the geography classroom, accompanied by an out-of-class discussion on a blog, and finds that its effects are rather different from those of traditional teaching methods, as it allows new perspectives on instructional content related to migrant workers’ lives and identities in China. The method enables students to analyse content from the perspective of cultural geography, in which poetry a…
Integrated Restoration of Small Watershed in Karst Regions of Southwest China
The impact of rural out-migration on land use transition in China
Multi-scalar separations
Development Paths, Problems and Countermeasures of Chinese Civil Society Organizations
Although the process of reform and opening-up accelerates continually in China, the speed of development for Chinese Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) is still slow; most organizations still operate under the government shadow and it is very difficult to cut relations with government. The autonomy of Chinese CSOs, to a large extent, is affected by the constraints from government. Overall, Chinese CSOs are still in their infancy, and they need to…
Uneven development, urbanization and production of space in the middle-scale region based on the case of Jiangsu province, China
The countryside under multiple high-tension lines
Names and their meanings
This paper introduces a new teaching method, poetry, into the geography classroom, accompanied by an out-of-class discussion on a blog, and finds that its effects are rather different from those of traditional teaching methods, as it allows new perspectives on instructional content related to migrant workers’ lives and identities in China. The method enables students to analyse content from the perspective of cultural geography, in which poetry a…
Progress of China's new-type urbanization construction since 2014
Marginalised countryside in a globalised city
This paper takes Wujing Township of Shanghai as a typical case to examine the process and dynamics of the production of rural space in China. Although Shanghai has generally become more urbanised and globalised than ever, the rural area in Shanghai is relatively marginalised. Production of space, as a social theory focusing on interactions between capital, power and class and their impacts on urbanisation, is applied into one such micro-scale cas…
Build a people-oriented urbanization
Assessment and analysis of regional economic collaborative development within an urban agglomeration
Large‐scale deforestation of mountainous areas during the 21 st Century in Zhejiang Province
Deforestation affects environmental systems worldwide by increasing disaster risk and carbon emissions and also by reducing soil fertility rejuvenation and biodiversity. Here, we inspected the patterns and processes of deforestation in Zhejiang Province of China since 2000 under a background of national forest restoration. By integrating the Hansen high‐resolution forest cover change products and a field study, the relationship between forest los…
Teaching human geography using a couplet game
Using games to teach is an interesting and worthwhile practice; however, the couplet game has not been described before. In this study, first-year students played a couplet game with their teacher at the end of the course. Each student was asked to summarize and write individual opinions on human geography in one keyword; then, the teacher wrote the corresponding or matching keywords. Analyzing the correspondences and the contrasts between couple…
Changing imbalance
The lost countryside
The Missing Parts from Social Media-Enabled Smart Cities
Social networking sites (SNS), such as Facebook and Twitter, have attracted users worldwide by providing a means to communicate and share opinions and experiences of daily lives. When empowered by pervasive location acquisition technologies, location-based social media (LBSM) has become a potential resource for smart city applications to characterize social perceptions of place and model human activities. There is a lack of systematic examination…
Urban function recognition by integrating social media and street-level imagery
Recognizing urban functions is crucial for understanding urban spatial structures and urban planning. Previous work has investigated urban functions based on human activities that were derived from mobile phone positioning data, check-in data, taxi data, etc. However, urban functions can only be comprehensively sensed from both human activities and the physical environment together. To do so, a deep learning method was proposed to predict urban f…
Speaking your feelings in the moment
Emotion is important in teaching and research but are rarely the focus of geographic scholarship. This article aims to bridge the gap between teaching geographic thought and teaching that considers emotion based on the case of a university class in China. Class sessions, supported with an English language textbook, were connected with different emotions and feelings in the unfolding stages of course and class delivery. We document and analyze the…
Where are the frontiers of sustainability research? An overview based on Web of Science Database in 2013–2019
Toward healthy and liveable cities
Urbanization and public health are becoming intertwined together with global natural and social changes. As recommended by the Tsinghua-Lancet Commission on Health Cities in China, cities hold the key to a healthy China. However, China is facing enormous health risks and challenges stemming from rapid and unhealthy urbanization patterns, which are still dominated by centralized planning for large-scale spatial extension and industrial production …
Mechanisms underlying the effect of occupational stressors on public servants' organizational citizenship behavior
We explored the effect of stimulating organizational citizenship behavior from the perspective of occupational stressors, as well as the roles of employees' perceived organizational support and public service motivation as a mediator and moderator, respectively, of this relationship. Participants were 257 public servants in China, who completed questionnaires assessing the variables of interest. Results of structural equation modeling revealed th…
Multi-dimensional superposition
Three golden principles in geography teaching
This article presents a new model of curriculum making on geography teaching at the higher education level. It shows how what we term the ‘three golden principles’ – valuing theory, matching cases and reflecting on self – can be used to inspire and contribute to geographic thought and theory teaching. The article discusses the role of geographic theories in teaching and learning in higher education with reference to Tim Cresswell’s book Geographi…
More sprawl than agglomeration
Spatial production in the process of rapid urbanisation and ageing
China (21 works) · Geography (21 works) · Economic growth (15 works) · Economics (15 works) · Urbanization (15 works) · China's Socioeconomic Reforms and Governance (13 works) · Political science (12 works) · Business (11 works) · Land Use and Ecosystem Services (8 works) · Sociology (8 works)