Shuning Liu
Biographic Data
| ID | 3641045 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Shuning Liu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Shuning |
| FAMILY NAME | Liu |
| SIGNATURE | LIU S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ball State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5488-2019 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Effects of traditional Chinese exercise on lung function and mental health in patients with COPD
Mobilized social capital and career success
Social capital has been widely used to explain employees' objective and subjective career success. However, having social capital is one thing, and being able to use it is another thing. In the seminal social resources theory, the social mobilization process is theorized as a key intermediary process to transform social capital into valued job or career outcomes (Lin, 1999, 2001). Despite its importance, social capital mobilization has received l…
Releasing pressure but increasing concerns
The literature reveals the effectiveness of social sharing in unburdening stressed employees; however, the question of how the social sharing of stress in superior–subordinate dyads can affect supervisors' well-being remains unanswered. By integrating self-disclosure theory and conservation of resources theory, we develop a model to explore the influence of supervisors' daily social sharing of stress with their subordinates on the actors' work-re…
The moderating effects of Airbnb between urban conservation and housing rental market
Urban political economy of elite education
This ethnographic data-driven article investigates the urban political economy of a new form of elite schooling, which is represented by the fee-charging international programs recently established by ‘key’ public high schools in metro China. Grounding the analysis in Harvey’s work on urbanization and neoliberalism, the literature on China’s development model, and Bourdieu’s theory of capital conversion, this article reveals that the construction…
Chinese People's Child Bearing and Rearing Beliefs
Previous research on Chinese people's child bearing and rearing beliefs (CBRBs) has overwhelmingly focused on how Chinese view specific issues about child bearing and rearing and shown Confucian and neoliberal perspectives on these issues. However, limited studies have adopted a holistic view to analyze Chinese people's CBRBs and explored the influence of the interplay between Confucianism and neoliberalism on their CBRBs comprehensively. This st…
Evaluating provincial tourism competitiveness in China
Reconstructing choice
This article examines a new trend of high school choice in China – parental choice of emerging international high-school curriculum programs (IHSCPs) recently established by Chinese elite public high schools. We add to the existing critical literature on school choice by providing a detailed empirical analysis of why, how, and under what conditions Chinese parents with high socio-economic status choose a particular IHSCP. Drawing on Pierre Bourdi…
Unveiling evolution characteristics of inventive activity on climate change mitigation technologies in China
Self-consistency and self-determination perspectives of career value changes
A problematic legacy
Purpose This conceptual paper aims to explore biases in reading textbooks that have been used to teach generations of Americans, including children in urban communities. While these texts are no longer used, the images they present and the ideas embedded in these texts unfortunately contribute to who we are as a nation. Design/methodology/approach These texts were identified by Catherine Compton-Lilly as she trolled the historical archives of a m…
Neoliberal global assemblages
Since 2010, the number of urban Chinese high-school students applying to US universities has rapidly grown. Many of these students have chosen emerging international curriculum programs established by elite public high schools in China. These programs prepare wealthy Chinese students for the US college application process by exposing them to an internationalized curriculum. These emerging curriculum programs are public, but their expensive tuitio…
Neoliberal global assemblages
Since 2010, the number of urban Chinese high-school students applying to US universities has rapidly grown. Many of these students have chosen emerging international curriculum programs established by elite public high schools in China. These programs prepare wealthy Chinese students for the US college application process by exposing them to an internationalized curriculum. These emerging curriculum programs are public, but their expensive tuitio…
Urban political economy of elite education
This ethnographic data-driven article investigates the urban political economy of a new form of elite schooling, which is represented by the fee-charging international programs recently established by ‘key’ public high schools in metro China. Grounding the analysis in Harvey’s work on urbanization and neoliberalism, the literature on China’s development model, and Bourdieu’s theory of capital conversion, this article reveals that the construction…
Reconstructing choice
This article examines a new trend of high school choice in China – parental choice of emerging international high-school curriculum programs (IHSCPs) recently established by Chinese elite public high schools. We add to the existing critical literature on school choice by providing a detailed empirical analysis of why, how, and under what conditions Chinese parents with high socio-economic status choose a particular IHSCP. Drawing on Pierre Bourdi…
Neoliberal global assemblages
Since 2010, the number of urban Chinese high-school students applying to US universities has rapidly grown. Many of these students have chosen emerging international curriculum programs established by elite public high schools in China. These programs prepare wealthy Chinese students for the US college application process by exposing them to an internationalized curriculum. These emerging curriculum programs are public, but their expensive tuitio…
A problematic legacy
Purpose This conceptual paper aims to explore biases in reading textbooks that have been used to teach generations of Americans, including children in urban communities. While these texts are no longer used, the images they present and the ideas embedded in these texts unfortunately contribute to who we are as a nation. Design/methodology/approach These texts were identified by Catherine Compton-Lilly as she trolled the historical archives of a m…
Self-consistency and self-determination perspectives of career value changes
Unveiling evolution characteristics of inventive activity on climate change mitigation technologies in China
Evaluating provincial tourism competitiveness in China
Reconstructing choice
This article examines a new trend of high school choice in China – parental choice of emerging international high-school curriculum programs (IHSCPs) recently established by Chinese elite public high schools. We add to the existing critical literature on school choice by providing a detailed empirical analysis of why, how, and under what conditions Chinese parents with high socio-economic status choose a particular IHSCP. Drawing on Pierre Bourdi…
The moderating effects of Airbnb between urban conservation and housing rental market
Urban political economy of elite education
This ethnographic data-driven article investigates the urban political economy of a new form of elite schooling, which is represented by the fee-charging international programs recently established by ‘key’ public high schools in metro China. Grounding the analysis in Harvey’s work on urbanization and neoliberalism, the literature on China’s development model, and Bourdieu’s theory of capital conversion, this article reveals that the construction…
Chinese People's Child Bearing and Rearing Beliefs
Previous research on Chinese people's child bearing and rearing beliefs (CBRBs) has overwhelmingly focused on how Chinese view specific issues about child bearing and rearing and shown Confucian and neoliberal perspectives on these issues. However, limited studies have adopted a holistic view to analyze Chinese people's CBRBs and explored the influence of the interplay between Confucianism and neoliberalism on their CBRBs comprehensively. This st…
Effects of traditional Chinese exercise on lung function and mental health in patients with COPD
Mobilized social capital and career success
Social capital has been widely used to explain employees' objective and subjective career success. However, having social capital is one thing, and being able to use it is another thing. In the seminal social resources theory, the social mobilization process is theorized as a key intermediary process to transform social capital into valued job or career outcomes (Lin, 1999, 2001). Despite its importance, social capital mobilization has received l…
Releasing pressure but increasing concerns
The literature reveals the effectiveness of social sharing in unburdening stressed employees; however, the question of how the social sharing of stress in superior–subordinate dyads can affect supervisors' well-being remains unanswered. By integrating self-disclosure theory and conservation of resources theory, we develop a model to explore the influence of supervisors' daily social sharing of stress with their subordinates on the actors' work-re…
Sociology (6 works) · China (4 works) · Global Education and Multiculturalism (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Social science (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Global Educational Reforms and Inequalities (3 works)