Weihong Ma
Biographic Data
| ID | 3675484 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Weihong Ma |
| GIVEN NAMES | Weihong |
| FAMILY NAME | Ma |
| SIGNATURE | MA W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Shenzhen University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 44 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Fostering Voluntary Compliance in the Covid-19 Pandemic: An Analytical Framework of Information Disclosure
Although there have been studies investigating the relationship between information disclosure and voluntary compliance behaviors, the terrain of such research is largely fragmented and has been rarely tested empirically in the pandemic contexts. This article reviewed the intervention and control of the pandemic from the perspective of information disclosure with reflections on the experience in China. Furthermore, the authors propose a comprehen…
How Does Path Dependence Facilitate Reform? The Case of the Mega‐Ministry Reform in Shunde District, Guangdong Province, China
The traditional view of path dependence is typically focused on the restriction imposed by the past path on future change. Recently, scholars have noted that past paths can also be productive, yielding creativity. These new developments in path dependence illuminate the study of reform. We argue that reforms can form a type of path, with past reforms facilitating future reforms through path dependence. The 1992 administrative reform and the mega‐…
Thomas Heberer and Christian Göbel, The Politics of Community Building in Urban China: (Abingdon, Oxon: Routledge, 2011), 191p. $135.00 Hardback; $44.95 Paperback
Community Governance Reform in Urban China: A Case Study of the Yantian Model in Shenzhen
A major feature of China's urban transformation has been the breakdown of the danwei system and the consequent efforts at community building. Since the early 1990s when a movement for neighbourhood-based community building was launched, different practices have appeared and the urban community has changed remarkably. Whilst a number of works have documented this transition, few revealed in sufficient detail the dynamics of shaping the profile of …
The Evolution of Entrepreneurs' Social Networks in China: Patterns and significance
The issue of social networks is central to scholars' examinations of China's economic reform and its transitional society. This article presents an effort to examine the impact of the property rights reform on the evolution of entrepreneurs' social networks in the context of rural China. This study proposes three different patterns of social networks: in-group networks, official-centered networks, and market-oriented networks; and examines how th…
Grassroots Transformation in Contemporary China
In recent years, urban community studies in China have been taking a closer look at neighbourhood space. Many researchers have examined neighbourhood using a state-society approach. This article argues that the fragmented state structure and the diversified society have led to calls for a different view of state and society. Based on the empirical studies in Shanghai, this article attempts to uncover the limitations of the state-society paradigm …
Cultivation of Grass-Roots Democracy: A Study of Direct Elections of Residents Committees in Shanghai
Direct elections of residents committees in Shanghai cannot be claimed as an important experiment in political democracy. At best they are a legitimate organizational personnel reshuffle, and a successful one. The significance of exercising democratic rights is conspicuously absent. The Party organization and its agencies guided and controlled the entire electoral process, and there was general apathy among the residents. Some residents attempted…
Grassroots Transformation in Contemporary China
In recent years, urban community studies in China have been taking a closer look at neighbourhood space. Many researchers have examined neighbourhood using a state-society approach. This article argues that the fragmented state structure and the diversified society have led to calls for a different view of state and society. Based on the empirical studies in Shanghai, this article attempts to uncover the limitations of the state-society paradigm …
Cultivation of Grass-Roots Democracy: A Study of Direct Elections of Residents Committees in Shanghai
Direct elections of residents committees in Shanghai cannot be claimed as an important experiment in political democracy. At best they are a legitimate organizational personnel reshuffle, and a successful one. The significance of exercising democratic rights is conspicuously absent. The Party organization and its agencies guided and controlled the entire electoral process, and there was general apathy among the residents. Some residents attempted…
Fostering Voluntary Compliance in the Covid-19 Pandemic: An Analytical Framework of Information Disclosure
Although there have been studies investigating the relationship between information disclosure and voluntary compliance behaviors, the terrain of such research is largely fragmented and has been rarely tested empirically in the pandemic contexts. This article reviewed the intervention and control of the pandemic from the perspective of information disclosure with reflections on the experience in China. Furthermore, the authors propose a comprehen…
The Evolution of Entrepreneurs' Social Networks in China: Patterns and significance
The issue of social networks is central to scholars' examinations of China's economic reform and its transitional society. This article presents an effort to examine the impact of the property rights reform on the evolution of entrepreneurs' social networks in the context of rural China. This study proposes three different patterns of social networks: in-group networks, official-centered networks, and market-oriented networks; and examines how th…
Community Governance Reform in Urban China: A Case Study of the Yantian Model in Shenzhen
A major feature of China's urban transformation has been the breakdown of the danwei system and the consequent efforts at community building. Since the early 1990s when a movement for neighbourhood-based community building was launched, different practices have appeared and the urban community has changed remarkably. Whilst a number of works have documented this transition, few revealed in sufficient detail the dynamics of shaping the profile of …
Cultivation of Grass-Roots Democracy: A Study of Direct Elections of Residents Committees in Shanghai
Direct elections of residents committees in Shanghai cannot be claimed as an important experiment in political democracy. At best they are a legitimate organizational personnel reshuffle, and a successful one. The significance of exercising democratic rights is conspicuously absent. The Party organization and its agencies guided and controlled the entire electoral process, and there was general apathy among the residents. Some residents attempted…
Grassroots Transformation in Contemporary China
In recent years, urban community studies in China have been taking a closer look at neighbourhood space. Many researchers have examined neighbourhood using a state-society approach. This article argues that the fragmented state structure and the diversified society have led to calls for a different view of state and society. Based on the empirical studies in Shanghai, this article attempts to uncover the limitations of the state-society paradigm …
The Evolution of Entrepreneurs' Social Networks in China: Patterns and significance
The issue of social networks is central to scholars' examinations of China's economic reform and its transitional society. This article presents an effort to examine the impact of the property rights reform on the evolution of entrepreneurs' social networks in the context of rural China. This study proposes three different patterns of social networks: in-group networks, official-centered networks, and market-oriented networks; and examines how th…
Community Governance Reform in Urban China: A Case Study of the Yantian Model in Shenzhen
A major feature of China's urban transformation has been the breakdown of the danwei system and the consequent efforts at community building. Since the early 1990s when a movement for neighbourhood-based community building was launched, different practices have appeared and the urban community has changed remarkably. Whilst a number of works have documented this transition, few revealed in sufficient detail the dynamics of shaping the profile of …
Thomas Heberer and Christian Göbel, The Politics of Community Building in Urban China: (Abingdon, Oxon: Routledge, 2011), 191p. $135.00 Hardback; $44.95 Paperback
How Does Path Dependence Facilitate Reform? The Case of the Mega‐Ministry Reform in Shunde District, Guangdong Province, China
The traditional view of path dependence is typically focused on the restriction imposed by the past path on future change. Recently, scholars have noted that past paths can also be productive, yielding creativity. These new developments in path dependence illuminate the study of reform. We argue that reforms can form a type of path, with past reforms facilitating future reforms through path dependence. The 1992 administrative reform and the mega‐…
Fostering Voluntary Compliance in the Covid-19 Pandemic: An Analytical Framework of Information Disclosure
Although there have been studies investigating the relationship between information disclosure and voluntary compliance behaviors, the terrain of such research is largely fragmented and has been rarely tested empirically in the pandemic contexts. This article reviewed the intervention and control of the pandemic from the perspective of information disclosure with reflections on the experience in China. Furthermore, the authors propose a comprehen…
Political science (7 works) · China (6 works) · China's Socioeconomic Reforms and Governance (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Economic geography (3 works) · Economic growth (3 works) · Geography (3 works)