Ying Xia
Biographic Data
| ID | 3677157 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ying Xia |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ying |
| FAMILY NAME | Xia |
| SIGNATURE | XIA Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | Sun Yat-sen University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5122-7895 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 26 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 22 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The moderating role of the case-mix index in the relationship between medical staff allocation and average cost per inpatient visit
Background Greater medical staff allocation and higher Case-Mix Index (CMI) values are both associated with increased patient medical expenditures. However, it remains unclear whether CMI moderates the relationship between medical staff allocation and medical expenditures. The present study focus on whether medical staff allocation predicts the cost per inpatient visit, whether this association is enhanced under conditions of high CMI. Aim To exp…
Guerrilla Lawyering: Mobile Resistance in China's Environmental Public Interest Litigation
This study examines the transformation of environmental public interest lawyering in China within an ever-tightening legal order, where activists confront both state suppression and co-optation. Utilizing qualitative methods, including in-depth interviews with 49 environmental lawyers and activists, participant observations, and online ethnography, the research delineates two divergent models of legal mobilization. The conventional model prioriti…
Assessment of loess terraced slope erosion using unmanned aerial vehicle photogrammetry: Topographic and hydrological effects
Terraced slopes are widely used in the Loess Plateau to control gully erosion, yet their potential to induce new erosion patterns remains overlooked. Here we used unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) photogrammetry to obtain centimeter‐resolution digital surface models (DSMs) and derived hydrological networks, slopes, aspects, and curvatures of the terraced slopes. Our analysis reveals terraces disrupted natural water pathways, spurring new rill formati…
Holding Abusive Managers in Contempt: Why and When Experienced Abusive Supervision Motivates Enacted Interpersonal Justice Toward Subordinates
Environmental Advocacy in a Globalising China: Non-Governmental Organisation Engagement with the Green Belt and Road Initiative
Although the Belt and Road Initiative presents growth opportunities for less developed regions, it also raises concerns about negative environmental impacts and sustainability. Despite proliferating academic interest in China's efforts to green the Belt and Road Initiative, the engagement of non-governmental organisations in policymaking has been understudied. This research marks the first empirical effort to examine the interactions between envi…
Rill erosion on an unpaved loess road surface: Effects and control
Rill erosion on unpaved roads is widespread and highly destructive on the Loess Plateau of China, but the exploration of its evolution mechanism is scarce. In this study, a multiphase runoff scour experiment was performed on an abandoned field road in the Loess Plateau, China. Using a terrestrial laser scanner (TLS), scour experiments are used to evaluate the dynamic evolution of rill erosion and fill. The results show that soil erosion decreases…
State-Sponsored Activism: How China’s Law Reforms Impact NGOs’ Legal Practice
This study examines legal opportunity in China after the recent “law-based governance” reforms, including those that have professionalized the judiciary, established NGOs’ public interest standing, and expanded legal aid coverage. Based on in-depth interviews, it finds that despite the generally tightening political control over the social sector, the reforms have helped some law-related NGOs expand their litigation practice, social and legislati…
Quarantined judicial expansion: The environmental legal entrepreneurship of Chinese courts, procuratorates, and NGOs
Although judicial empowerment has become increasingly common worldwide, the expansion of judicial powers in authoritarian countries faces persistent obstacles, such as institutional dependence, lack of political clout, and the repression of civil society. Through empirically examining three cases of environmental legal entrepreneurship under China's new public interest litigation (PIL) system, this study aims to reevaluate the patterns and limits…
An Unlikely Duet: Public-Private Interaction in China's Environmental Public Interest Litigation
Increasing research has been devoted to examining collaborations between public and private actors in environmental regulation under neoliberal democracies. However, this public-private interaction in authoritarian regimes remains understudied. This article seeks to address this gap in the literature through an empirical examination of the interaction between environmental non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and procuratorates in China's enviro…
A Distributed Hybrid Indexing for Continuous KNN Query Processing over Moving Objects
The magnitude of highly dynamic spatial data is expanding rapidly due to the instantaneous evolution of mobile technology, resulting in challenges for continuous queries. We propose a novel indexing approach model, namely, the Velocity SpatioTemporal indexing approach (VeST), for continuous queries, mainly Continuous K-nearest Neighbor (CKNN) and continuous range queries using Apache Spark. The proposed structure is based on a selective velocity …
Relationship between negative coping style and fear of Covid-19 among Wuhan college students during the post-pandemic period: A moderated chain mediation model
Negative emotions, such as stress and fear of COVID-19, in college students are caused by both behavior (e.g., negative coping style) and cognition (e.g., rumination). Importantly, negative cognitive thinking (i.e., rumination) is often a malign consequence of a negative coping style. Thus, to improve students' mental health, students should be encouraged to engage in more positive behaviors and seek social support during periods of adherence to …
Growth Culture and Public Hospital Performance: The Mediating Effect of Job Satisfaction and Person–Organization Fit
This study investigates and interprets the role of growth organizational culture (GOC), person-organization fit (POF) and job satisfaction (JS) in predicting hospital performance (HP). This research adopted a quantitative methodology using data collected from 513 respondents in three cities across China. Smart-PLS 3 was used to evaluate the measurement model and structural model. Growth organizational culture has a significant positive impact on …
The Janus face of stateness: China's development-oriented equity investments in Africa
Traditional uses, phytochemistry, pharmacology, and toxicology of Akebiae Caulis and its synonyms: A review
Clarifying the biological origin of traditional herbal medicines is critical for their safe and effective use. The present review revealed that the biological origin of Akebiae Caulis is diverse. The traditional uses, phytochemistry, and pharmacology of Akebiae Caulis indicate that it is a useful medical resource. The diversity of its biological and pharmacological activities is associated with the presence of a large number of chemical substance…
Health expenditure efficiency in rural China using the super-SBM model and the Malmquist productivity index
The Chinese government could improve the efficiency of rural health resources allocation by improving the rural health service system, optimizing the allocation of material resources and enhancing the level of health of financial resources allocation. The state should continue to moderate policy for different regions. Moreover, scientific and technological advancements should be introduced to improve the scale optimization levels
Practicing democratic citizenship in an authoritarian state: Grassroots self-governance in urban China
The Chinese state has installed the residents’ committee as a form of self-governance organization in each residential area in the cities. It is, however, challenged by the homeowners, a social group that has newly emerged as a result of China’s economic liberalization. To protect their own rights, the homeowners created ‘homeowners’ committees’ as an alternative organizational channel for participation. Moreover, they manage to merge individual …
Collective action frame and cultural context: A study of the anti-express-rail-link movement in Hong Kong
Existing framing analysis has centered on the internal dynamics of framing, focusing on the relationship between collective action frames and the ‘interpretative schema’ of individual participants. The external relationship of framing to the broader cultural context has largely been neglected. How does the cultural context influence the forming and transforming of collective action frames? This study addresses this question by analyzing the frami…
Power Structure and Media Autonomy in China: The Case of Southern Weekend
How do Chinese media derive the autonomy to practice relatively freely, and how are they deprived of it? By analyzing the case of Southern Weekend, this study proposes one crucial factor—the central–local power structure within the Party’s censorship system to explain the dramatic changes of media autonomy in China. It argues that the divergence between the local authority and the central propagandists in dealing with the local media has guarante…
Contesting Citizenship in Post-Handover Hong Kong
The Effect of Phonetic Radicals on Identification of Chinese Phonograms: Evidence from Eye Movement
摘要
Prevalence of Pneumoconiosis in Hubei, China from 2008 to 2013
We have investigated newly reported pneumoconiosis cases in the province of Hubei, China from 2008 to 2013, to identify the major problems and challenges, and explore possible solutions for its prevention and control. We analyzed the data on new cases of pneumoconiosis from annual reports, including case distributions, patient ages, exposure duration, disease stages, and enterprise types. A total of 3665 new pneumoconiosis cases were reported bet…
The Politics of Citizenship Formation: Homeowners’ Collective Action in Urban Beijing
Environmental Advocacy in a Globalising China: Non-Governmental Organisation Engagement with the Green Belt and Road Initiative
Although the Belt and Road Initiative presents growth opportunities for less developed regions, it also raises concerns about negative environmental impacts and sustainability. Despite proliferating academic interest in China's efforts to green the Belt and Road Initiative, the engagement of non-governmental organisations in policymaking has been understudied. This research marks the first empirical effort to examine the interactions between envi…
The Janus face of stateness: China's development-oriented equity investments in Africa
Quarantined judicial expansion: The environmental legal entrepreneurship of Chinese courts, procuratorates, and NGOs
Although judicial empowerment has become increasingly common worldwide, the expansion of judicial powers in authoritarian countries faces persistent obstacles, such as institutional dependence, lack of political clout, and the repression of civil society. Through empirically examining three cases of environmental legal entrepreneurship under China's new public interest litigation (PIL) system, this study aims to reevaluate the patterns and limits…
Power Structure and Media Autonomy in China: The Case of Southern Weekend
How do Chinese media derive the autonomy to practice relatively freely, and how are they deprived of it? By analyzing the case of Southern Weekend, this study proposes one crucial factor—the central–local power structure within the Party’s censorship system to explain the dramatic changes of media autonomy in China. It argues that the divergence between the local authority and the central propagandists in dealing with the local media has guarante…
An Unlikely Duet: Public-Private Interaction in China's Environmental Public Interest Litigation
Increasing research has been devoted to examining collaborations between public and private actors in environmental regulation under neoliberal democracies. However, this public-private interaction in authoritarian regimes remains understudied. This article seeks to address this gap in the literature through an empirical examination of the interaction between environmental non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and procuratorates in China's enviro…
Practicing democratic citizenship in an authoritarian state: Grassroots self-governance in urban China
The Chinese state has installed the residents’ committee as a form of self-governance organization in each residential area in the cities. It is, however, challenged by the homeowners, a social group that has newly emerged as a result of China’s economic liberalization. To protect their own rights, the homeowners created ‘homeowners’ committees’ as an alternative organizational channel for participation. Moreover, they manage to merge individual …
Contesting Citizenship in Post-Handover Hong Kong
State-Sponsored Activism: How China’s Law Reforms Impact NGOs’ Legal Practice
This study examines legal opportunity in China after the recent “law-based governance” reforms, including those that have professionalized the judiciary, established NGOs’ public interest standing, and expanded legal aid coverage. Based on in-depth interviews, it finds that despite the generally tightening political control over the social sector, the reforms have helped some law-related NGOs expand their litigation practice, social and legislati…
Collective action frame and cultural context: A study of the anti-express-rail-link movement in Hong Kong
Existing framing analysis has centered on the internal dynamics of framing, focusing on the relationship between collective action frames and the ‘interpretative schema’ of individual participants. The external relationship of framing to the broader cultural context has largely been neglected. How does the cultural context influence the forming and transforming of collective action frames? This study addresses this question by analyzing the frami…
The Effect of Phonetic Radicals on Identification of Chinese Phonograms: Evidence from Eye Movement
摘要
Prevalence of Pneumoconiosis in Hubei, China from 2008 to 2013
We have investigated newly reported pneumoconiosis cases in the province of Hubei, China from 2008 to 2013, to identify the major problems and challenges, and explore possible solutions for its prevention and control. We analyzed the data on new cases of pneumoconiosis from annual reports, including case distributions, patient ages, exposure duration, disease stages, and enterprise types. A total of 3665 new pneumoconiosis cases were reported bet…
The Politics of Citizenship Formation: Homeowners’ Collective Action in Urban Beijing
Collective action frame and cultural context: A study of the anti-express-rail-link movement in Hong Kong
Existing framing analysis has centered on the internal dynamics of framing, focusing on the relationship between collective action frames and the ‘interpretative schema’ of individual participants. The external relationship of framing to the broader cultural context has largely been neglected. How does the cultural context influence the forming and transforming of collective action frames? This study addresses this question by analyzing the frami…
Power Structure and Media Autonomy in China: The Case of Southern Weekend
How do Chinese media derive the autonomy to practice relatively freely, and how are they deprived of it? By analyzing the case of Southern Weekend, this study proposes one crucial factor—the central–local power structure within the Party’s censorship system to explain the dramatic changes of media autonomy in China. It argues that the divergence between the local authority and the central propagandists in dealing with the local media has guarante…
Contesting Citizenship in Post-Handover Hong Kong
Practicing democratic citizenship in an authoritarian state: Grassroots self-governance in urban China
The Chinese state has installed the residents’ committee as a form of self-governance organization in each residential area in the cities. It is, however, challenged by the homeowners, a social group that has newly emerged as a result of China’s economic liberalization. To protect their own rights, the homeowners created ‘homeowners’ committees’ as an alternative organizational channel for participation. Moreover, they manage to merge individual …
Health expenditure efficiency in rural China using the super-SBM model and the Malmquist productivity index
The Chinese government could improve the efficiency of rural health resources allocation by improving the rural health service system, optimizing the allocation of material resources and enhancing the level of health of financial resources allocation. The state should continue to moderate policy for different regions. Moreover, scientific and technological advancements should be introduced to improve the scale optimization levels
Traditional uses, phytochemistry, pharmacology, and toxicology of Akebiae Caulis and its synonyms: A review
Clarifying the biological origin of traditional herbal medicines is critical for their safe and effective use. The present review revealed that the biological origin of Akebiae Caulis is diverse. The traditional uses, phytochemistry, and pharmacology of Akebiae Caulis indicate that it is a useful medical resource. The diversity of its biological and pharmacological activities is associated with the presence of a large number of chemical substance…
A Distributed Hybrid Indexing for Continuous KNN Query Processing over Moving Objects
The magnitude of highly dynamic spatial data is expanding rapidly due to the instantaneous evolution of mobile technology, resulting in challenges for continuous queries. We propose a novel indexing approach model, namely, the Velocity SpatioTemporal indexing approach (VeST), for continuous queries, mainly Continuous K-nearest Neighbor (CKNN) and continuous range queries using Apache Spark. The proposed structure is based on a selective velocity …
Relationship between negative coping style and fear of Covid-19 among Wuhan college students during the post-pandemic period: A moderated chain mediation model
Negative emotions, such as stress and fear of COVID-19, in college students are caused by both behavior (e.g., negative coping style) and cognition (e.g., rumination). Importantly, negative cognitive thinking (i.e., rumination) is often a malign consequence of a negative coping style. Thus, to improve students' mental health, students should be encouraged to engage in more positive behaviors and seek social support during periods of adherence to …
Growth Culture and Public Hospital Performance: The Mediating Effect of Job Satisfaction and Person–Organization Fit
This study investigates and interprets the role of growth organizational culture (GOC), person-organization fit (POF) and job satisfaction (JS) in predicting hospital performance (HP). This research adopted a quantitative methodology using data collected from 513 respondents in three cities across China. Smart-PLS 3 was used to evaluate the measurement model and structural model. Growth organizational culture has a significant positive impact on …
The Janus face of stateness: China's development-oriented equity investments in Africa
Rill erosion on an unpaved loess road surface: Effects and control
Rill erosion on unpaved roads is widespread and highly destructive on the Loess Plateau of China, but the exploration of its evolution mechanism is scarce. In this study, a multiphase runoff scour experiment was performed on an abandoned field road in the Loess Plateau, China. Using a terrestrial laser scanner (TLS), scour experiments are used to evaluate the dynamic evolution of rill erosion and fill. The results show that soil erosion decreases…
State-Sponsored Activism: How China’s Law Reforms Impact NGOs’ Legal Practice
This study examines legal opportunity in China after the recent “law-based governance” reforms, including those that have professionalized the judiciary, established NGOs’ public interest standing, and expanded legal aid coverage. Based on in-depth interviews, it finds that despite the generally tightening political control over the social sector, the reforms have helped some law-related NGOs expand their litigation practice, social and legislati…
Quarantined judicial expansion: The environmental legal entrepreneurship of Chinese courts, procuratorates, and NGOs
Although judicial empowerment has become increasingly common worldwide, the expansion of judicial powers in authoritarian countries faces persistent obstacles, such as institutional dependence, lack of political clout, and the repression of civil society. Through empirically examining three cases of environmental legal entrepreneurship under China's new public interest litigation (PIL) system, this study aims to reevaluate the patterns and limits…
An Unlikely Duet: Public-Private Interaction in China's Environmental Public Interest Litigation
Increasing research has been devoted to examining collaborations between public and private actors in environmental regulation under neoliberal democracies. However, this public-private interaction in authoritarian regimes remains understudied. This article seeks to address this gap in the literature through an empirical examination of the interaction between environmental non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and procuratorates in China's enviro…
Assessment of loess terraced slope erosion using unmanned aerial vehicle photogrammetry: Topographic and hydrological effects
Terraced slopes are widely used in the Loess Plateau to control gully erosion, yet their potential to induce new erosion patterns remains overlooked. Here we used unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) photogrammetry to obtain centimeter‐resolution digital surface models (DSMs) and derived hydrological networks, slopes, aspects, and curvatures of the terraced slopes. Our analysis reveals terraces disrupted natural water pathways, spurring new rill formati…
Holding Abusive Managers in Contempt: Why and When Experienced Abusive Supervision Motivates Enacted Interpersonal Justice Toward Subordinates
Environmental Advocacy in a Globalising China: Non-Governmental Organisation Engagement with the Green Belt and Road Initiative
Although the Belt and Road Initiative presents growth opportunities for less developed regions, it also raises concerns about negative environmental impacts and sustainability. Despite proliferating academic interest in China's efforts to green the Belt and Road Initiative, the engagement of non-governmental organisations in policymaking has been understudied. This research marks the first empirical effort to examine the interactions between envi…
Guerrilla Lawyering: Mobile Resistance in China's Environmental Public Interest Litigation
This study examines the transformation of environmental public interest lawyering in China within an ever-tightening legal order, where activists confront both state suppression and co-optation. Utilizing qualitative methods, including in-depth interviews with 49 environmental lawyers and activists, participant observations, and online ethnography, the research delineates two divergent models of legal mobilization. The conventional model prioriti…
The moderating role of the case-mix index in the relationship between medical staff allocation and average cost per inpatient visit
Background Greater medical staff allocation and higher Case-Mix Index (CMI) values are both associated with increased patient medical expenditures. However, it remains unclear whether CMI moderates the relationship between medical staff allocation and medical expenditures. The present study focus on whether medical staff allocation predicts the cost per inpatient visit, whether this association is enhanced under conditions of high CMI. Aim To exp…
Political science (13 works) · Law (11 works) · China (9 works) · Politics (8 works) · China's Socioeconomic Reforms and Governance (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Democracy (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Public Administration (6 works)