Weihua He
Biographic Data
| ID | 3692526 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Weihua He |
| GIVEN NAMES | Weihua |
| FAMILY NAME | He |
| SIGNATURE | HE W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Shanghai Jiao Tong University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8567-050X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Unlocking the dual black box of GHRMP & Egoc for sustainable environmental performance in developing economies: Can green workplace behavior and green passion transmit the real change
In recent years, there has been a growing emphasis on environmental sustainability, resulting in the emergence of Green Human Resource Management (GHRM) practices. Studies have shown that the implementation of GHRM practices can enhance a company's Environmental Performance (EP) and promote the development of Enablers of Green Organizational Culture (EGOC), which can ultimately lead to sustained improvements in environmental performance over the …
In Search of Reality: Disease and the Overshadowed Countryside in Yan Lianke's Dream of Ding Village
With its examination of the corruptive effects of a money-oriented rural community and the "diseased" human nature encapsulated in the AIDS epidemic, Yan Lianke's Dream of Ding Village laments the inevitable decline of the countryside in the face of the encroaching force of modernity in the process of China's social transformation
Governance in a Digital Age and Wuhan’s Fight against the Coronavirus
Shortly after hosting the Seventh CISM Military World Games, the city of Wuhan was hit by Covid-19, and thus became a centre of global attention. To protect the life and health of the people in Wuhan, China declared an all-out war to contain the virus. Using drastic measures that exacted high socio-economic costs, Wuhan was gradually restored to peace, vitality, and prosperity. In a city under lockdown, coordination, management, and governance at…
The Wandering Earth and China's Construction of an Alternative Cosmopolitanism
As an epoch-making event in the history of the Chinese sci-fi film industry, The Wandering Earth boasts the extraordinary acting skills of cinema superstars and fabulous special effects. Instead of providing a description of the technical issues surrounding the film's production, this paper looks at the film as a cultural expression and dramatization of China's reconceptualization of the notion of cosmopolitanism. After scrutinizing tianxia, whic…
The Last “Hero” and Jia Pingwa's Ecological Concerns in Remembering Wolves
As a writer rooted in China's historical, social, and cultural transformation, Jia Pingwa has expressed in his works his anxieties over environmental deterioration and the effects of that deterioration on people. With the thriving of ecocriticism in China, his Remembering Wolves has received a new wave of significant attention due to its ecological concerns. In tracing Gao Ziming's journey to photograph the fifteen remaining wolves in Shangzhou, …
Who owns China
When talking about the contemporary world configuration, Prof. Walter Mignolo stresses that coloniality still remains though numerous countries have already become liberated from the former colonia
The History of Critical Theory in China
Due to the lack of theoretical resources for the ideological reconstruction during the New Era, Critical Theory was brought into China along with numerous other theoretical paradigms. During the 80s, many of the major works by critical theorists became available in China for the first time. With the consequent social transformation after the implementation of the reform and opening‐up policy, the emergence of popular culture constitutes one of th…
Challenges facing China and harmony as a state strategy
After its defeat in the Opium Wars, China was drawn into the orbit of Western influence. Since then, dewesternization has always been one of the hotly debated topics among Chinese intellectuals and politicians. With the implementation of the reform and opening-up policy in 1978, China's economic take-off was almost instant due to its low-cost labor, rich resources, and the government's firm resolution to modernize. The booming of a market economy…
Government lead, social support, and mutual help among patients: A new social care model for HIV/Aids patients in Shuizhou, China
This paper presents a successful social model in China for HIV/AIDS care. Shuizhou, a medium-sized city in China, has developed a "Government lead, social support and mutual help among patients" social model, which has achieved valuable results. The model comprises four networks focusing respectively on management, health promotion, funding, and care centre and home care. The model brings together a wide range of organizations, government entitie…
Challenges facing China and harmony as a state strategy
After its defeat in the Opium Wars, China was drawn into the orbit of Western influence. Since then, dewesternization has always been one of the hotly debated topics among Chinese intellectuals and politicians. With the implementation of the reform and opening-up policy in 1978, China's economic take-off was almost instant due to its low-cost labor, rich resources, and the government's firm resolution to modernize. The booming of a market economy…
The Wandering Earth and China's Construction of an Alternative Cosmopolitanism
As an epoch-making event in the history of the Chinese sci-fi film industry, The Wandering Earth boasts the extraordinary acting skills of cinema superstars and fabulous special effects. Instead of providing a description of the technical issues surrounding the film's production, this paper looks at the film as a cultural expression and dramatization of China's reconceptualization of the notion of cosmopolitanism. After scrutinizing tianxia, whic…
The Last “Hero” and Jia Pingwa's Ecological Concerns in Remembering Wolves
As a writer rooted in China's historical, social, and cultural transformation, Jia Pingwa has expressed in his works his anxieties over environmental deterioration and the effects of that deterioration on people. With the thriving of ecocriticism in China, his Remembering Wolves has received a new wave of significant attention due to its ecological concerns. In tracing Gao Ziming's journey to photograph the fifteen remaining wolves in Shangzhou, …
The History of Critical Theory in China
Due to the lack of theoretical resources for the ideological reconstruction during the New Era, Critical Theory was brought into China along with numerous other theoretical paradigms. During the 80s, many of the major works by critical theorists became available in China for the first time. With the consequent social transformation after the implementation of the reform and opening‐up policy, the emergence of popular culture constitutes one of th…
Government lead, social support, and mutual help among patients: A new social care model for HIV/Aids patients in Shuizhou, China
This paper presents a successful social model in China for HIV/AIDS care. Shuizhou, a medium-sized city in China, has developed a "Government lead, social support and mutual help among patients" social model, which has achieved valuable results. The model comprises four networks focusing respectively on management, health promotion, funding, and care centre and home care. The model brings together a wide range of organizations, government entitie…
Challenges facing China and harmony as a state strategy
After its defeat in the Opium Wars, China was drawn into the orbit of Western influence. Since then, dewesternization has always been one of the hotly debated topics among Chinese intellectuals and politicians. With the implementation of the reform and opening-up policy in 1978, China's economic take-off was almost instant due to its low-cost labor, rich resources, and the government's firm resolution to modernize. The booming of a market economy…
The History of Critical Theory in China
Due to the lack of theoretical resources for the ideological reconstruction during the New Era, Critical Theory was brought into China along with numerous other theoretical paradigms. During the 80s, many of the major works by critical theorists became available in China for the first time. With the consequent social transformation after the implementation of the reform and opening‐up policy, the emergence of popular culture constitutes one of th…
Who owns China
When talking about the contemporary world configuration, Prof. Walter Mignolo stresses that coloniality still remains though numerous countries have already become liberated from the former colonia
The Last “Hero” and Jia Pingwa's Ecological Concerns in Remembering Wolves
As a writer rooted in China's historical, social, and cultural transformation, Jia Pingwa has expressed in his works his anxieties over environmental deterioration and the effects of that deterioration on people. With the thriving of ecocriticism in China, his Remembering Wolves has received a new wave of significant attention due to its ecological concerns. In tracing Gao Ziming's journey to photograph the fifteen remaining wolves in Shangzhou, …
Governance in a Digital Age and Wuhan’s Fight against the Coronavirus
Shortly after hosting the Seventh CISM Military World Games, the city of Wuhan was hit by Covid-19, and thus became a centre of global attention. To protect the life and health of the people in Wuhan, China declared an all-out war to contain the virus. Using drastic measures that exacted high socio-economic costs, Wuhan was gradually restored to peace, vitality, and prosperity. In a city under lockdown, coordination, management, and governance at…
The Wandering Earth and China's Construction of an Alternative Cosmopolitanism
As an epoch-making event in the history of the Chinese sci-fi film industry, The Wandering Earth boasts the extraordinary acting skills of cinema superstars and fabulous special effects. Instead of providing a description of the technical issues surrounding the film's production, this paper looks at the film as a cultural expression and dramatization of China's reconceptualization of the notion of cosmopolitanism. After scrutinizing tianxia, whic…
Unlocking the dual black box of GHRMP & Egoc for sustainable environmental performance in developing economies: Can green workplace behavior and green passion transmit the real change
In recent years, there has been a growing emphasis on environmental sustainability, resulting in the emergence of Green Human Resource Management (GHRM) practices. Studies have shown that the implementation of GHRM practices can enhance a company's Environmental Performance (EP) and promote the development of Enablers of Green Organizational Culture (EGOC), which can ultimately lead to sustained improvements in environmental performance over the …
In Search of Reality: Disease and the Overshadowed Countryside in Yan Lianke's Dream of Ding Village
With its examination of the corruptive effects of a money-oriented rural community and the "diseased" human nature encapsulated in the AIDS epidemic, Yan Lianke's Dream of Ding Village laments the inevitable decline of the countryside in the face of the encroaching force of modernity in the process of China's social transformation
Political science (8 works) · China (7 works) · Law (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Business (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works)