Huiquan Zhou
Biographic Data
| ID | 3675567 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Huiquan Zhou |
| GIVEN NAMES | Huiquan |
| FAMILY NAME | Zhou |
| SIGNATURE | ZHOU H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Nanjing Normal University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6593-5315 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 62 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 20 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Advancing peace through diplomacy
Mapping Fertility Desire among Chinese Men Who Have Sex With Men
Nonstandard work schedules and positive parenting
Cause-Related Games and Willingness to Donate
Technology is rapidly changing the world of philanthropy, providing organizations with new ways to raise funds and engage donors. One promising new development is the use of cause-related games to mobilize potential donors. Although gamification has long been used in fundraising, its effectiveness, especially for games that have philanthropic components but are not directly related to fundraising, calls for empirical examination. In this paper, w…
Parental stress, coercive and encouraging parenting among Chinese one-child, two-child and three-child families
Due to changes in family planning policy, families with multiple children are re-emerging in China. This article looked at parental stress and parenting practices in Chinese families with one child, two children and three children, and explored to what extent, controlling for socioeconomic factors, the number of children and parenting practices influenced parental stress. Using a sample from southern China, we measured parental stress and parenti…
Gender differences in objective and subjective social reproduction in China
Social reproduction can reflect the intergenerational transmission of advantages and reveal the inequality of society. However, limited research has been conducted on both objective and subjective social reproduction and their gender differences in China. Drawing on data from the China General Social Survey 2017, this study investigated objective and subjective social reproduction, using educational attainment and social capital as mediators. Mul…
Empowering migrant domestic helpers through financial education
The provision of financial education for migrant domestic helpers is an important service that could enhance their financial well‐being and the well‐being of their families. However, in that migrant domestic helpers are often excluded from protection in the host country, such services are few and empirical research in this area is rare. In this article, we report the findings of an evaluation study on a financial literacy education programme prov…
Fundraising in the Digital Era
Development in information technology enables nonprofit organizations to reach more potential donors in a fast and affordable way. To help nonprofits form evidence-based strategies that suit the digital era, we conducted a study on a random sample of 400 Chinese foundations, investigating to what extent organizational legitimacy, network, and political ties influence their ability to attract donation. Results show that in terms of legitimacy, com…
Legitimacy, Worthiness, and Social Network
Crowdfunding opened up new opportunities for nonprofits to mobilize resources in the increasingly competitive world. Systematic knowledge regarding key factors linked with funding outcome is lacking, making it hard to offer practical suggestions to help nonprofits launch successful crowdfunding campaigns. In this study, we looked at 109 grassroots nonprofit campaigns on Tencent Philanthropy, one of China’s largest nonprofit crowdfunding platforms…
Striving to be Pure
This paper describes the features of grassroots philanthropy as viewed by the participants. Using content analysis, we show that while the mainstream discourse focuses on efficiency, accountability, and professionalism, the grassroots discourse focuses on the individual aspects, viewing philanthropy as small good deeds, a personal spiritual journey, and something that brings happiness. To avoid making this personal journey impure or less happy, t…
Socio-spatial polarization and the (re-)distribution of deprived groups in world cities
This paper draws on theoretical discussions of world cities to analyze socio-spatial polarization and (re-)distribution of deprived groups in Hong Kong in the 2000s. Intensifying global economic restructuring processes have induced socio-economic polarization, thereby producing deprived groups although the spatial outcomes may depend on the city-specific context. When local policies do not counteract the polarization trend, a spatial manifestatio…
Blogging With a Mission, Blogging Within a System
By analyzing 155 rural education nongovernmental organizations' posting behavior on one of China's largest social media platforms, Sina Weibo, we show that organizations with different backgrounds (government, corporate, grassroots, and student) behave differently. While organizational information technology capacity influences update frequency, organizational background influences the preference for informational, dialogic, or promotional posts
Information, Community, and Action on Sina-Weibo
This study explored Chinese NGOs’ behavior on domestic social media platforms. By observing 155 rural education NGOs on one of China’s most popular social media sites, Sina-Weibo for 6 months, we found that despite Internet censorship and the unique government-NGO relationship in China, the Chinese NGOs are active on Weibo. Like their Western counterparts, the Chinese NGOs use social media to share information, build community, and mobilize resou…
Corporate Philanthropy in Contemporary China
This paper uses the case of rural compulsory education promotion to explore corporate philanthropists’ involvement in long-term social development in China. By reviewing corporate donation, CSR programs, and presenting the organizational and program characteristics of 52 foundations setup by corporate elites, the paper shows that corporate philanthropy in China is at an early stage of development; corporate philanthropists participate in social d…
Mapping the Level of Development of Grassroots NPOs in China
Grassroots NPOs have emerged in China in large numbers. Although knowledge about the Chinese nonprofit sector, especially its relationship with the government is accumulating, knowledge regarding the operations of the grassroots NPOs is lacking. This study reviewed the level of development of 78 South China grassroots NPOs involving in rural education. By collecting organizational information on the NPOs’ products, structure and management, gover…
A conceptual approach to the creation of public–private partnerships in social welfare
All societies are confronted with complex, often difficult to overcome, challenges associated with changing population demographics. These challenges have placed increasing demands on society for social protection. Individual citizens, politicians, and scholars alike all are searching for the ideal configuration of the welfare mix, that is, a combination of various institutions that can offer the best possible combination of essential goods and s…
Labor force participation among A sian immigrant women
Using a nationally representative sample of A sian immigrant women in the USA ( N = 33,032), we examined ethnic variations in labor force participation and different predictors of labor force participation among six A sian ethnic subgroups, including C hinese, F ilipino, A sian I ndian, V ietnamese, K orean, and J apanese. Our findings indicated that having a higher level of education, fewer children under age 5, US citizenship, a longer length o…
Effects of US citizenship on wages of A sian immigrant women
The article presents a cross‐sectional study on the effects of US citizenship on wages of A sian immigrant women. The findings show that US citizenship positively moderated the relationship between sample characteristics and wages. Higher education (university and graduate school) significantly boosts the wage level of A sian immigrant women who have US citizenship. However, such positive influence does not exist for A sian immigrant women withou…
Promoting Compulsory Education in Rural China
Short-term volunteer teachers in rural China
Information, Community, and Action on Sina-Weibo
This study explored Chinese NGOs’ behavior on domestic social media platforms. By observing 155 rural education NGOs on one of China’s most popular social media sites, Sina-Weibo for 6 months, we found that despite Internet censorship and the unique government-NGO relationship in China, the Chinese NGOs are active on Weibo. Like their Western counterparts, the Chinese NGOs use social media to share information, build community, and mobilize resou…
Mapping the Level of Development of Grassroots NPOs in China
Grassroots NPOs have emerged in China in large numbers. Although knowledge about the Chinese nonprofit sector, especially its relationship with the government is accumulating, knowledge regarding the operations of the grassroots NPOs is lacking. This study reviewed the level of development of 78 South China grassroots NPOs involving in rural education. By collecting organizational information on the NPOs’ products, structure and management, gover…
Socio-spatial polarization and the (re-)distribution of deprived groups in world cities
This paper draws on theoretical discussions of world cities to analyze socio-spatial polarization and (re-)distribution of deprived groups in Hong Kong in the 2000s. Intensifying global economic restructuring processes have induced socio-economic polarization, thereby producing deprived groups although the spatial outcomes may depend on the city-specific context. When local policies do not counteract the polarization trend, a spatial manifestatio…
Legitimacy, Worthiness, and Social Network
Crowdfunding opened up new opportunities for nonprofits to mobilize resources in the increasingly competitive world. Systematic knowledge regarding key factors linked with funding outcome is lacking, making it hard to offer practical suggestions to help nonprofits launch successful crowdfunding campaigns. In this study, we looked at 109 grassroots nonprofit campaigns on Tencent Philanthropy, one of China’s largest nonprofit crowdfunding platforms…
Corporate Philanthropy in Contemporary China
This paper uses the case of rural compulsory education promotion to explore corporate philanthropists’ involvement in long-term social development in China. By reviewing corporate donation, CSR programs, and presenting the organizational and program characteristics of 52 foundations setup by corporate elites, the paper shows that corporate philanthropy in China is at an early stage of development; corporate philanthropists participate in social d…
Labor force participation among A sian immigrant women
Using a nationally representative sample of A sian immigrant women in the USA ( N = 33,032), we examined ethnic variations in labor force participation and different predictors of labor force participation among six A sian ethnic subgroups, including C hinese, F ilipino, A sian I ndian, V ietnamese, K orean, and J apanese. Our findings indicated that having a higher level of education, fewer children under age 5, US citizenship, a longer length o…
Fundraising in the Digital Era
Development in information technology enables nonprofit organizations to reach more potential donors in a fast and affordable way. To help nonprofits form evidence-based strategies that suit the digital era, we conducted a study on a random sample of 400 Chinese foundations, investigating to what extent organizational legitimacy, network, and political ties influence their ability to attract donation. Results show that in terms of legitimacy, com…
Striving to be Pure
This paper describes the features of grassroots philanthropy as viewed by the participants. Using content analysis, we show that while the mainstream discourse focuses on efficiency, accountability, and professionalism, the grassroots discourse focuses on the individual aspects, viewing philanthropy as small good deeds, a personal spiritual journey, and something that brings happiness. To avoid making this personal journey impure or less happy, t…
A conceptual approach to the creation of public–private partnerships in social welfare
All societies are confronted with complex, often difficult to overcome, challenges associated with changing population demographics. These challenges have placed increasing demands on society for social protection. Individual citizens, politicians, and scholars alike all are searching for the ideal configuration of the welfare mix, that is, a combination of various institutions that can offer the best possible combination of essential goods and s…
Effects of US citizenship on wages of A sian immigrant women
The article presents a cross‐sectional study on the effects of US citizenship on wages of A sian immigrant women. The findings show that US citizenship positively moderated the relationship between sample characteristics and wages. Higher education (university and graduate school) significantly boosts the wage level of A sian immigrant women who have US citizenship. However, such positive influence does not exist for A sian immigrant women withou…
Blogging With a Mission, Blogging Within a System
By analyzing 155 rural education nongovernmental organizations' posting behavior on one of China's largest social media platforms, Sina Weibo, we show that organizations with different backgrounds (government, corporate, grassroots, and student) behave differently. While organizational information technology capacity influences update frequency, organizational background influences the preference for informational, dialogic, or promotional posts
Short-term volunteer teachers in rural China
Promoting Compulsory Education in Rural China
Labor force participation among A sian immigrant women
Using a nationally representative sample of A sian immigrant women in the USA ( N = 33,032), we examined ethnic variations in labor force participation and different predictors of labor force participation among six A sian ethnic subgroups, including C hinese, F ilipino, A sian I ndian, V ietnamese, K orean, and J apanese. Our findings indicated that having a higher level of education, fewer children under age 5, US citizenship, a longer length o…
Effects of US citizenship on wages of A sian immigrant women
The article presents a cross‐sectional study on the effects of US citizenship on wages of A sian immigrant women. The findings show that US citizenship positively moderated the relationship between sample characteristics and wages. Higher education (university and graduate school) significantly boosts the wage level of A sian immigrant women who have US citizenship. However, such positive influence does not exist for A sian immigrant women withou…
A conceptual approach to the creation of public–private partnerships in social welfare
All societies are confronted with complex, often difficult to overcome, challenges associated with changing population demographics. These challenges have placed increasing demands on society for social protection. Individual citizens, politicians, and scholars alike all are searching for the ideal configuration of the welfare mix, that is, a combination of various institutions that can offer the best possible combination of essential goods and s…
Corporate Philanthropy in Contemporary China
This paper uses the case of rural compulsory education promotion to explore corporate philanthropists’ involvement in long-term social development in China. By reviewing corporate donation, CSR programs, and presenting the organizational and program characteristics of 52 foundations setup by corporate elites, the paper shows that corporate philanthropy in China is at an early stage of development; corporate philanthropists participate in social d…
Mapping the Level of Development of Grassroots NPOs in China
Grassroots NPOs have emerged in China in large numbers. Although knowledge about the Chinese nonprofit sector, especially its relationship with the government is accumulating, knowledge regarding the operations of the grassroots NPOs is lacking. This study reviewed the level of development of 78 South China grassroots NPOs involving in rural education. By collecting organizational information on the NPOs’ products, structure and management, gover…
Information, Community, and Action on Sina-Weibo
This study explored Chinese NGOs’ behavior on domestic social media platforms. By observing 155 rural education NGOs on one of China’s most popular social media sites, Sina-Weibo for 6 months, we found that despite Internet censorship and the unique government-NGO relationship in China, the Chinese NGOs are active on Weibo. Like their Western counterparts, the Chinese NGOs use social media to share information, build community, and mobilize resou…
Blogging With a Mission, Blogging Within a System
By analyzing 155 rural education nongovernmental organizations' posting behavior on one of China's largest social media platforms, Sina Weibo, we show that organizations with different backgrounds (government, corporate, grassroots, and student) behave differently. While organizational information technology capacity influences update frequency, organizational background influences the preference for informational, dialogic, or promotional posts
Legitimacy, Worthiness, and Social Network
Crowdfunding opened up new opportunities for nonprofits to mobilize resources in the increasingly competitive world. Systematic knowledge regarding key factors linked with funding outcome is lacking, making it hard to offer practical suggestions to help nonprofits launch successful crowdfunding campaigns. In this study, we looked at 109 grassroots nonprofit campaigns on Tencent Philanthropy, one of China’s largest nonprofit crowdfunding platforms…
Striving to be Pure
This paper describes the features of grassroots philanthropy as viewed by the participants. Using content analysis, we show that while the mainstream discourse focuses on efficiency, accountability, and professionalism, the grassroots discourse focuses on the individual aspects, viewing philanthropy as small good deeds, a personal spiritual journey, and something that brings happiness. To avoid making this personal journey impure or less happy, t…
Socio-spatial polarization and the (re-)distribution of deprived groups in world cities
This paper draws on theoretical discussions of world cities to analyze socio-spatial polarization and (re-)distribution of deprived groups in Hong Kong in the 2000s. Intensifying global economic restructuring processes have induced socio-economic polarization, thereby producing deprived groups although the spatial outcomes may depend on the city-specific context. When local policies do not counteract the polarization trend, a spatial manifestatio…
Empowering migrant domestic helpers through financial education
The provision of financial education for migrant domestic helpers is an important service that could enhance their financial well‐being and the well‐being of their families. However, in that migrant domestic helpers are often excluded from protection in the host country, such services are few and empirical research in this area is rare. In this article, we report the findings of an evaluation study on a financial literacy education programme prov…
Fundraising in the Digital Era
Development in information technology enables nonprofit organizations to reach more potential donors in a fast and affordable way. To help nonprofits form evidence-based strategies that suit the digital era, we conducted a study on a random sample of 400 Chinese foundations, investigating to what extent organizational legitimacy, network, and political ties influence their ability to attract donation. Results show that in terms of legitimacy, com…
Gender differences in objective and subjective social reproduction in China
Social reproduction can reflect the intergenerational transmission of advantages and reveal the inequality of society. However, limited research has been conducted on both objective and subjective social reproduction and their gender differences in China. Drawing on data from the China General Social Survey 2017, this study investigated objective and subjective social reproduction, using educational attainment and social capital as mediators. Mul…
Parental stress, coercive and encouraging parenting among Chinese one-child, two-child and three-child families
Due to changes in family planning policy, families with multiple children are re-emerging in China. This article looked at parental stress and parenting practices in Chinese families with one child, two children and three children, and explored to what extent, controlling for socioeconomic factors, the number of children and parenting practices influenced parental stress. Using a sample from southern China, we measured parental stress and parenti…
Nonstandard work schedules and positive parenting
Cause-Related Games and Willingness to Donate
Technology is rapidly changing the world of philanthropy, providing organizations with new ways to raise funds and engage donors. One promising new development is the use of cause-related games to mobilize potential donors. Although gamification has long been used in fundraising, its effectiveness, especially for games that have philanthropic components but are not directly related to fundraising, calls for empirical examination. In this paper, w…
Advancing peace through diplomacy
Mapping Fertility Desire among Chinese Men Who Have Sex With Men
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