Min Jiang
Biographic Data
| ID | 3675374 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Min Jiang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Min |
| FAMILY NAME | Jiang |
| SIGNATURE | JIANG M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of North Carolina at Charlotte |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1905-2284 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 71 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 155 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 70 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Ownership stability and executive pay gap: Evidence from China
In recent years, the executive pay gap has become a topic of concern from both theoretical and practical perspectives. In the specific context of executive pay regulation in Chinese state-owned enterprises, strategies to effectively motivate Chinese corporate executives are of particular interest. This article introduces the idea that stock turnover rate decreases—rather than increases—in response to bad news, and uses this idea to construct an o…
Predicting length of hospital stay in community-acquired pneumonia using clinical and treatment factors: A retrospective study with restricted cubic spline and piecewise regression analysis
Background Community-acquired pneumonia (CAP) remains a leading cause of hospitalization worldwide. Accurate prediction of length of stay (LOS) is crucial for optimizing hospital bed turnover, improving clinical resource allocation, and facilitating the development of individualized discharge plans, thereby reducing the strain on healthcare systems. Methods We retrospectively analyzed 423 adults hospitalized with CAP from January 2022 to December…
Fall into short-form video “morass”: Childhood emotional maltreatment and short-form video app addiction in adolescents
State-led touristification through pedestrianisation: An interdisciplinary investigation towards sustainable tourism
Tourism has become a major force reshaping cities worldwide. The state’s role in driving touristification, particularly through urban planning, remains insufficiently explored. Drawing on planning documents, semi-structured interviews, and field studies, this research investigates the mechanisms and impacts of state-led touristification with a case study of the Jiefangbei area in Chongqing, China, where state-led interventions laid the groundwork…
A neutral polysaccharide from the pulp of Trichosanthes kirilowii Maxim mitigates constipation through microbiota-dependent activation of brain-gut axis
Dendrobium officinale extends lifespan in yeast and Drosophila via context-dependent PI3K-AKT modulation
Shoutai pill promotes endometrial decidualization and prevents recurrent spontaneous abortion through dual regulation of apoptosis and ECM remodeling by the LDHA-lactate axis
Aerobic glycolysis and AME homeostasis at the MFI function as crucial metabolic hubs for maintaining pregnancy. Dysfunction of this system triggers pathological changes, including excessive apoptosis of decidual cells, impaired ECM remodeling, and disrupted decidualization through the ERK1/2/HIF-1α signaling pathway. The core therapeutic mechanism of STW involves effective remodeling of this metabolic-signaling regulatory network, thereby improvi…
From laissez-faire to regulatory winter? Regulating Chinese platforms at the crossroads of antitrust, industrial policy, and geopolitics
This paper examines China's platform antitrust actions between 2019 and 2023, situating them within the broader contexts of industrial policy and geopolitical tensions. Between March 2021 and July 2022, SAMR issued 126 antitrust penalties against 12 leading tech firms including Tencent, ByteDance, Meituan, and Baidu. While these moves reflect state concerns over market concentration, they also expose tensions in China's political economy, as thes…
The effectiveness of Tai Chi in improving depressive mood among young individuals aged 15–24 years: A systematic review and meta-analysis
Working With a Digital Human Avatar: Employee– AI Symbiosis Shapes the Double‐Edged Sword Effects of Artificial Intelligence ( AI ) Awareness in the Hospitality Industry
The adoption of AI‐powered digital human avatars (DHAs) in the hospitality and tourism sectors marks a shift toward “human‐AI symbiosis,” where AI evolves from being a tool to a coworker involved in decision‐making processes. Understanding employees' cognitive and behavioral responses to AI integration is thus crucial. Grounded in the transactional theory of stress and coping, this study conducted two scenario‐based experiments to examine the dou…
How Divestiture Socialization Masks Intermittent Supervisory Abuse: A Multilevel Analysis in Ad-Hoc Aircrew Teams
While vital for assimilating newcomers into organizational identity in the hospitality industry, socialization may justify abusive behavior. The impact of divestiture socialization on abusive supervision thus warrants investigation. Drawing on the theory of team stimuli typology, we examined the effects of divestiture socialization on intermittent supervisory abuse within ad-hoc high-performance teams. Utilizing multistage sampling, we recruited …
Emotional Echoes: Exploring the Dynamic Bond Between Parental Emotion Dysregulation and Child Emotion Lability
The acquisition of emotional self‐regulation is a key developmental goal in mid‐childhood. Emotion dysregulation occurs when emotion regulation is ineffective. Emotion lability is a major manifestation of dysfunctional emotion regulation. Although previous literature has explored the influences on children's emotion regulation, previous studies have typically examined parental influences on children independently, ignoring the interdependence of …
Preventive vs. therapeutic effects of Shoutai Wan: Maintaining an acidic microenvironment at the maternal-fetal interface to promote angiogenesis and minimize pregnancy loss in RSA mice
In RSA mice, disturbances in aerobic glycolysis at the MFI prevent the maintenance of a stable AME, thus impairing angiogenesis and leading to embryo loss, and STW effectively improve early pregnancy outcomes, and laying the foundation for uterine spiral artery remodeling
Ambient air pollution does not diminish the beneficial effects of active commuting on heart failure: A prospective study in UK Biobank
For those residing in regions with relatively elevated air pollution levels, active commuting may still be a viable strategy for the prevention of HF
An analysis of the burden of respiratory tract cancers in global, China, the United States and India: Findings based on the GBD 2021 database
The disease burden of respiratory tract cancers is a global health issue that needs attention, and situations vary from country to country, requiring personalized measures. Global strategies must address aging populations and socioeconomic disparities to reduce inequities in high-burden regions
Combining network pharmacology and transcriptomics to validate and explore the efficacy and mechanism of Huayu Wan in treating non-small cell lung cancer
HYW effectively inhibits the malignant proliferation of NSCLC cells. The mechanism of its anti-cancer effects is likely mediated by the suppression of the PI3K/AKT/VEGFA signaling pathway. This finding provides new molecular insights into the potential therapeutic application of HYW in the treatment of lung cancer
Chinese internet policies: Historical reflections and new research directions
This contribution briefly traces the trajectory of Chinese Internet regulatory policies in the last 30 years and sketches some new research directions in this area attuned to changing domestic dynamics and global geopolitics
Relationship between the childhood harsh parental discipline and problematic mobile phone use in Chinese adolescents: Mediating role of rejection sensitivity and self-control
Assessment of epidemic risk state and its change trend of public hospital in underdeveloped area in different stages
Objective: Epidemics are sudden and rapidly spreading. Hospitals in underdeveloped areas are particularly vulnerable in case of an outbreak. This paper aims to assess the epidemic risk state and its change trend of hospitals in different epidemic stages, identify the key factors affecting hospital epidemic risk change, provide priority reference for hospital epidemic risk control, and enhance the hospital's ability to respond to sudden epidemics.…
Models of State Digital Sovereignty From the Global South: Diverging Experiences From China, India and South Africa
Digital sovereignty unfolds differently and unevenly across geographies. The paper describes and theorizes three models of state digital sovereignty from the Global South—China, India and South Africa—three BRICS member countries that are home to over 1/3 of the world's population. Their digital policies and practices form an interesting and diverging array of efforts to pursue digital sovereignty in contrast to the U.S. and EU approaches, rangin…
Why am I always lonely? The lasting impact of childhood harsh parental discipline on adolescents' loneliness
How does the anthropomorphism of AI chatbots facilitate users' reuse intention in online health consultation services? The moderating role of disease severity
The effect of gradually lifting the two-child policy on demographic changes in China
Low-fertility rate has been a common problem in many industrialized countries. To reverse the declining trend of new births, Chinese government gradually lifted its restrictions on the number of births per family, allowing for a household to have no more than two children. Little is known about the additional births or population increase contributed by the gradual relaxation of birth restrictions. To fill this gap, this quasi-experimental design…
Phillyrin and its metabolites treat pulmonary embolism by targeting PLCβ3 to inhibit platelet activation
Honokiol targeting ankyrin repeat domain of TRPV4 ameliorates endothelial permeability in mice inflammatory bowel disease induced by DSS
The networked practice of online political satire in China: Between ritual and resistance
Online political satire is an important aspect of Chinese Internet culture and politics. Current scholarship focuses on its contents and views it primarily from the perspective of resistance. By reconceptualizing online political satire as a networked practice, this article shifts the focus of analysis from contents to practice. Five types of networked practices of online political satire are identified and analyzed. Practices which mainly fulfil…
Official microblogging and social management by local governments in China
How does the Chinese government's adoption of microblogs affect local governance and social contention it is tasked to manage? This case study explores the extent to which government microblogging could serve as: (1) a battering ram to spearhead reforms; (2) a virus bringing unexpected consequences; and (3) a reinforcer of authorities' existing power, that is, politics as usual. After studying a Chinese municipal government's microblogs ( weibo 微…
Exploring Online Structures on Chinese Government Portals: Citizen Political Participation and Government Legitimation
This article explores the communicative structures of Chinese government web sites and their implications for citizen political participation. Taking issue with the party-state's dubious claim of building a transparent, service-oriented, and democratic administration, the study analyzed web features on 31 Chinese provincial government portals. The UN's e-participation framework was adapted to locate venues for citizen involvement. The results sug…
The business and politics of search engines: A comparative study of Baidu and Google’s search results of Internet events in China
Despite growing interest in search engines in China, relatively few empirical studies have examined their sociopolitical implications. This study fills several research gaps by comparing query results ( N = 6320) from China’s two leading search engines, Baidu and Google, focusing on accessibility, overlap, ranking, and bias patterns. Analysis of query results of 316 popular Chinese Internet events reveals the following: (1) after Google moved its…
Beyond contradiction: The state and the market in contemporary Chinese water governance
A brief prehistory of China’s social credit system
This article situates China’s social credit system in a historical perspective by exploring its antecedents. The historical roots of the social credit system can be found in personnel archives for officials during imperial times, the Dang’an (personnel dossier) system under Communist rule, and the failed legislative proposal to establish “morality files” on Chinese citizens in the early 2010s. By recognizing their historical continuity and disjun…
An integrated assessment of China's South-North Water Transfer Project
China's South-North Water Transfer Project (SNWTP) is a vast and still expanding network of infrastructure and institutions that moves water from the Yangtze River and its tributaries to cities in North China. This article aims to assess the SNWTP's impacts by beginning to answer seven questions about the project: How is the management of the SNWTP evolving? What are the problems to be resolved when managing SNWTP water within jurisdictions? What…
Domestic demand for Indigenous tourism in Australia: Understanding motivations, barriers, and implications for future development
Tourism is promoted as a development tool for Indigenous communities in many countries around the world. Governments and non-governmental organisations have been developing and supporting this strategy with the aim of improving socio-economic indicators amongst Indigenous populations. However, statistics show that domestic demand for Australian Indigenous tourism products, compared to four other types of mainstream tourism, is quite low. In order…
The reciprocal relationship between child maltreatment and children's bullying victimization in China
Children who experience physical and psychological maltreatment within their family are more likely to become victims of abuse outside the family. In Chinese culture, children's victimization may also be a precursor to parenting behaviors. Nevertheless, the reciprocal relationship between child maltreatment and children's bullying victimization remains unclear, particularly in Chinese culture. This study aimed to evaluate the reciprocal associati…
Policy Environment for the Tourism Sector's Adaptation to Climate Change in the South Pacific – The Case of Samoa
Samoa and its neighbouring Pacific Island Countries are highly vulnerable to climate change risks because their population and infrastructure are mostly located on low-lying coastal areas. Impacts of climate change are potentially disastrous to tourism, the major economic sector in the region. This research examines the conduciveness of the policy environment in Samoa for the tourism sector to adapt to climate change along three dimensions: stake…
Some evidence for tourism alleviating poverty
Chinese internet policies: Historical reflections and new research directions
This contribution briefly traces the trajectory of Chinese Internet regulatory policies in the last 30 years and sketches some new research directions in this area attuned to changing domestic dynamics and global geopolitics
Chinese Internet Business and Human Rights
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Exploring Online Structures on Chinese Government Portals: Citizen Political Participation and Government Legitimation
This article explores the communicative structures of Chinese government web sites and their implications for citizen political participation. Taking issue with the party-state's dubious claim of building a transparent, service-oriented, and democratic administration, the study analyzed web features on 31 Chinese provincial government portals. The UN's e-participation framework was adapted to locate venues for citizen involvement. The results sug…
Differential cardioprotective effects of salvianolic acid and tanshinone on acute myocardial infarction are mediated by unique signaling pathways
Some evidence for tourism alleviating poverty
Policy Environment for the Tourism Sector's Adaptation to Climate Change in the South Pacific – The Case of Samoa
Samoa and its neighbouring Pacific Island Countries are highly vulnerable to climate change risks because their population and infrastructure are mostly located on low-lying coastal areas. Impacts of climate change are potentially disastrous to tourism, the major economic sector in the region. This research examines the conduciveness of the policy environment in Samoa for the tourism sector to adapt to climate change along three dimensions: stake…
Identification of NF-κB Inhibitors in Xuebijing injection for sepsis treatment based on bioactivity-integrated UPLC-Q/TOF
Cardioprotective effects of the YiQiFuMai injection and isolated compounds on attenuating chronic heart failure via NF-κB inactivation and cytokine suppression
Identification and analysis of absorbed components and their metabolites in rat plasma and tissues after oral administration of ‘Ershiwuwei Shanhu’ pill extracts by UPLC-DAD/Q-TOF-MS
The business and politics of search engines: A comparative study of Baidu and Google’s search results of Internet events in China
Despite growing interest in search engines in China, relatively few empirical studies have examined their sociopolitical implications. This study fills several research gaps by comparing query results ( N = 6320) from China’s two leading search engines, Baidu and Google, focusing on accessibility, overlap, ranking, and bias patterns. Analysis of query results of 316 popular Chinese Internet events reveals the following: (1) after Google moved its…
Search Concentration, Bias, and Parochialism: A Comparative Study of Google, Baidu, and Jike's Search Results From China
Do search engines drive Web traffic to well-established sites leading to a high degree of search results concentration? Do search engines favor their own content while demoting others? How parochial or cosmopolitan are search engines in directing traffic to sites beyond users' national borders? This study explores these issues by empirically comparing search results of Baidu, Google, and Jike from mainland China obtained in August 2011 and August…
Green Growth and Travelism: Concept, Policy and Practice for Sustainable Tourism
Section 1: Setting the Scene 1. Green Growth and Travelism - A Sustainable Development Journey 2. Travelism and the Low-Carbon Imperative Section 2: Green Growth and the Travelism Value Chain 3. Lower-Carbon Aviation in the Green Economy 4. Greening Accommodation 5. Greening Events 6. Greening Consumers 7. Chasing Well-Being: New Directions for Appraising Tourist Experiences Section 3: Connecting to the Local 8. Responsible Tourism and the Green …
Domestic demand for Indigenous tourism in Australia: Understanding motivations, barriers, and implications for future development
Tourism is promoted as a development tool for Indigenous communities in many countries around the world. Governments and non-governmental organisations have been developing and supporting this strategy with the aim of improving socio-economic indicators amongst Indigenous populations. However, statistics show that domestic demand for Australian Indigenous tourism products, compared to four other types of mainstream tourism, is quite low. In order…
Official microblogging and social management by local governments in China
How does the Chinese government's adoption of microblogs affect local governance and social contention it is tasked to manage? This case study explores the extent to which government microblogging could serve as: (1) a battering ram to spearhead reforms; (2) a virus bringing unexpected consequences; and (3) a reinforcer of authorities' existing power, that is, politics as usual. After studying a Chinese municipal government's microblogs ( weibo 微…
Ambient air pollutant PM10 and risk of pregnancy-induced hypertension in urban China
Background : The relationship between air borne particulate matter ≤10 μ m (PM _10 ) exposure and pregnancy-induced hypertension (PIH) is inconclusive. Few studies have been conducted, and fewer were conducted in areas with high levels of PM _10 . Methods : To examine the association between PM _10 and PIH by different exposure time windows during pregnancy, we analyzed data from a birth cohort study conducted in Lanzhou, China including 8 745 pr…
Exposure to cooking fuels and birth weight in Lanzhou, China: A birth cohort study
These findings suggest that exposure to biomass during pregnancy is associated with risk of LBW, and the effect of biomass on LBW may be primarily due to prematurity rather than IUGR
Comparative evaluation of different cultivars of Flos Chrysanthemi by an anti-inflammatory-based NF-κB reporter gene assay coupled to UPLC-Q/TOF MS with PCA and ANN
Chinese Internet Business and Human Rights
An abstract is not available for this content. As you have access to this content, full HTML content is provided on this page. A PDF of this content is also available in through the ‘Save PDF’ action button
The networked practice of online political satire in China: Between ritual and resistance
Online political satire is an important aspect of Chinese Internet culture and politics. Current scholarship focuses on its contents and views it primarily from the perspective of resistance. By reconceptualizing online political satire as a networked practice, this article shifts the focus of analysis from contents to practice. Five types of networked practices of online political satire are identified and analyzed. Practices which mainly fulfil…
Managing the micro-self: The governmentality of real name registration policy in Chinese microblogosphere
This paper investigates the real name registration (RNR) policy introduced by Chinese authorities in 2011 to regulate its vibrant microblogosphere by encouraging users to manage their ‘micro-self'. Foucault's concept of governmentality is adopted to understand how the Chinese state ‘governs at a distance' its colossal microblog population through technologies of the state and technologies of the self. We provide a critical case study of the gover…
Residential mobility during pregnancy in Urban Gansu, China
Beyond contradiction: The state and the market in contemporary Chinese water governance
Multiobjective Particle Swarm Optimization Based on Network Embedding for Complex Network Community Detection
Community detection in complex networks is significant to social network analysis. Most of the algorithms take advantage of single-objective optimization methods, which may not be effective for complex networks. Compared with single-objective algorithms, multiobjective evolutionary algorithms can avoid local optimization. However, multiobjective evolutionary algorithms often encounter problems of excessive search space and low efficiency. To solv…
The Relationship between Economic Growth and Air Pollution—A Regional Comparison between China and South Korea
This paper analyzes the interaction between regional economic growth and air pollution in China and Korea. The relationship between gross regional product per capita and industrial emission of sulfur dioxide emission is examined at the regional level using simultaneous equation models covering 286 cities in China and 228 cities and counties in South Korea of the period 2006-2016. The results find that regional differences existed in the relations…
A brief prehistory of China’s social credit system
This article situates China’s social credit system in a historical perspective by exploring its antecedents. The historical roots of the social credit system can be found in personnel archives for officials during imperial times, the Dang’an (personnel dossier) system under Communist rule, and the failed legislative proposal to establish “morality files” on Chinese citizens in the early 2010s. By recognizing their historical continuity and disjun…
An integrated assessment of China's South-North Water Transfer Project
China's South-North Water Transfer Project (SNWTP) is a vast and still expanding network of infrastructure and institutions that moves water from the Yangtze River and its tributaries to cities in North China. This article aims to assess the SNWTP's impacts by beginning to answer seven questions about the project: How is the management of the SNWTP evolving? What are the problems to be resolved when managing SNWTP water within jurisdictions? What…
Compound Danshen Dripping Pill ameliorates post ischemic myocardial inflammation through synergistically regulating Mapk, PI3K/AKT and PPAR signaling pathways
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