Yiming Tan
Biographic Data
| ID | 3635672 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yiming Tan |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yiming |
| FAMILY NAME | Tan |
| SIGNATURE | TAN Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | Sun Yat-sen University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7374-2254 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 27 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
How Far to Go to Encounter the Differences: Examining the Nonlinear Relationships Between Low-Income Migrants' Activity-Space Segregation and Traveling Distances in Shenzhen, China
Sociospatial segregation has long been a critical subject in urban studies. In recent decades, increasing attention has been given to the segregation experienced in activity spaces beyond the well-examined residential locations. A large body of studies revealed that disadvantaged groups (e.g., low-income migrants) can access more opportunities for cross-group interaction by engaging in activities outside of their residential areas. This study ext…
Division by countries of origin? Visualizing the spatial distributions of international migrants in Guangzhou, China
Socio-spatial segregation of immigrants or other ethno-racial groups in Western cities has been extensively investigated. In the recent decades, China has also witnessed a substantial growth of international immigrants. In the city of Guangzhou, one of the most famous destinations in China for transnational migration, the spatial presence of international migrants has received scholarly attention, mostly focusing on single racial groups. In this …
How Chinese hukou system shapes ethnic dissimilarity in daily activities: A study of Xining, China
Neighbor interactions and settlement intentions of African Migrants in urban China: A case study of Guangzhou
The presence of African migrants in Chinese cities has attracted extensive scholarly interest. While several studies have noticed a decline in the population of African migrants in Guangzhou along with the recent changes of policies on immigration control, the present study casts new light to the currently remaining African migrants in Guangzhou who are less susceptible to the strict immigration control measures and are more likely to be socially…
Globalization and the Governance of Muslim Spaces in Contemporary Guangzhou
This article explores how Muslim spaces in urban China have been regulated under the influence of transnational mobilities in the past few decades, based on a qualitative study. Our key findings demonstrate that the Chinese government applies distinctive strategies to control different types of Muslim spaces: The temporary religious places for foreign Muslims are significantly visible for market-driven purposes, and the Sinicization policy regula…
Examining Ethnic Exposure through the Perspective of the Neighborhood Effect Averaging Problem: A Case Study of Xining, China
An increasing number of studies have observed that ignoring individual exposures to non-residential environments in people's daily life may result in misleading findings in research on environmental exposure. This issue was recognized as the neighborhood effect averaging problem (NEAP). This study examines ethnic segregation and exposure through the perspective of NEAP. Focusing on Xining, China, it compares the Hui ethnic minorities and the Han …
Neighbourhood-scale public spaces, inter-group attitudes and migrant integration in Beijing, China
Cities worldwide face the challenge of persistent social polarisation that is exacerbated by the mass migration of populations. Scholars have debated whether the planning of public spaces, which presumably fosters inter-group encounter, potentially reduces prejudice against minorities such as migrants, and eventually promotes social inclusiveness. This research uses a large-scale questionnaire survey conducted in 36 neighbourhoods (estates) in Be…
Social‐contextual exposure of ethnic groups in urban China: From residential place to activity space
Studies on ethnic segregation in recent decades have shifted the focus from the residential area towards people's activity locations, and policy focus requires more effort in identifying the most segregated individuals among ethnic minorities. Meanwhile, research on ethnic segregation in urban China from the activity‐based perspective remains to be examined. Thus, we analyse ethnic segregation beyond residential neighbourhoods in Chinese cities b…
Examining the impacts of ethnicity on space-time behavior: Evidence from the City of Xining, China
Examining the impacts of ethnicity on space-time behavior: Evidence from the City of Xining, China
Neighbourhood-scale public spaces, inter-group attitudes and migrant integration in Beijing, China
Cities worldwide face the challenge of persistent social polarisation that is exacerbated by the mass migration of populations. Scholars have debated whether the planning of public spaces, which presumably fosters inter-group encounter, potentially reduces prejudice against minorities such as migrants, and eventually promotes social inclusiveness. This research uses a large-scale questionnaire survey conducted in 36 neighbourhoods (estates) in Be…
Social‐contextual exposure of ethnic groups in urban China: From residential place to activity space
Studies on ethnic segregation in recent decades have shifted the focus from the residential area towards people's activity locations, and policy focus requires more effort in identifying the most segregated individuals among ethnic minorities. Meanwhile, research on ethnic segregation in urban China from the activity‐based perspective remains to be examined. Thus, we analyse ethnic segregation beyond residential neighbourhoods in Chinese cities b…
How Far to Go to Encounter the Differences: Examining the Nonlinear Relationships Between Low-Income Migrants' Activity-Space Segregation and Traveling Distances in Shenzhen, China
Sociospatial segregation has long been a critical subject in urban studies. In recent decades, increasing attention has been given to the segregation experienced in activity spaces beyond the well-examined residential locations. A large body of studies revealed that disadvantaged groups (e.g., low-income migrants) can access more opportunities for cross-group interaction by engaging in activities outside of their residential areas. This study ext…
How Chinese hukou system shapes ethnic dissimilarity in daily activities: A study of Xining, China
Neighbor interactions and settlement intentions of African Migrants in urban China: A case study of Guangzhou
The presence of African migrants in Chinese cities has attracted extensive scholarly interest. While several studies have noticed a decline in the population of African migrants in Guangzhou along with the recent changes of policies on immigration control, the present study casts new light to the currently remaining African migrants in Guangzhou who are less susceptible to the strict immigration control measures and are more likely to be socially…
Examining the impacts of ethnicity on space-time behavior: Evidence from the City of Xining, China
Social‐contextual exposure of ethnic groups in urban China: From residential place to activity space
Studies on ethnic segregation in recent decades have shifted the focus from the residential area towards people's activity locations, and policy focus requires more effort in identifying the most segregated individuals among ethnic minorities. Meanwhile, research on ethnic segregation in urban China from the activity‐based perspective remains to be examined. Thus, we analyse ethnic segregation beyond residential neighbourhoods in Chinese cities b…
Examining Ethnic Exposure through the Perspective of the Neighborhood Effect Averaging Problem: A Case Study of Xining, China
An increasing number of studies have observed that ignoring individual exposures to non-residential environments in people's daily life may result in misleading findings in research on environmental exposure. This issue was recognized as the neighborhood effect averaging problem (NEAP). This study examines ethnic segregation and exposure through the perspective of NEAP. Focusing on Xining, China, it compares the Hui ethnic minorities and the Han …
Neighbourhood-scale public spaces, inter-group attitudes and migrant integration in Beijing, China
Cities worldwide face the challenge of persistent social polarisation that is exacerbated by the mass migration of populations. Scholars have debated whether the planning of public spaces, which presumably fosters inter-group encounter, potentially reduces prejudice against minorities such as migrants, and eventually promotes social inclusiveness. This research uses a large-scale questionnaire survey conducted in 36 neighbourhoods (estates) in Be…
Globalization and the Governance of Muslim Spaces in Contemporary Guangzhou
This article explores how Muslim spaces in urban China have been regulated under the influence of transnational mobilities in the past few decades, based on a qualitative study. Our key findings demonstrate that the Chinese government applies distinctive strategies to control different types of Muslim spaces: The temporary religious places for foreign Muslims are significantly visible for market-driven purposes, and the Sinicization policy regula…
How Chinese hukou system shapes ethnic dissimilarity in daily activities: A study of Xining, China
Neighbor interactions and settlement intentions of African Migrants in urban China: A case study of Guangzhou
The presence of African migrants in Chinese cities has attracted extensive scholarly interest. While several studies have noticed a decline in the population of African migrants in Guangzhou along with the recent changes of policies on immigration control, the present study casts new light to the currently remaining African migrants in Guangzhou who are less susceptible to the strict immigration control measures and are more likely to be socially…
Division by countries of origin? Visualizing the spatial distributions of international migrants in Guangzhou, China
Socio-spatial segregation of immigrants or other ethno-racial groups in Western cities has been extensively investigated. In the recent decades, China has also witnessed a substantial growth of international immigrants. In the city of Guangzhou, one of the most famous destinations in China for transnational migration, the spatial presence of international migrants has received scholarly attention, mostly focusing on single racial groups. In this …
How Far to Go to Encounter the Differences: Examining the Nonlinear Relationships Between Low-Income Migrants' Activity-Space Segregation and Traveling Distances in Shenzhen, China
Sociospatial segregation has long been a critical subject in urban studies. In recent decades, increasing attention has been given to the segregation experienced in activity spaces beyond the well-examined residential locations. A large body of studies revealed that disadvantaged groups (e.g., low-income migrants) can access more opportunities for cross-group interaction by engaging in activities outside of their residential areas. This study ext…
China (9 works) · Geography (9 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Political science (6 works) · Urban Transport and Accessibility (5 works) · Urban, Neighborhood, and Segregation Studies (5 works) · Demographic economics (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Ethnic group (4 works) · China's Global Influence and Migration (3 works)