Jinlong Liu
Biographic Data
| ID | 3707668 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jinlong Liu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jinlong |
| FAMILY NAME | Liu |
| SIGNATURE | LIU J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Renmin University of China |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0228-0865 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 50 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 139 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 50 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
Construction and implementation of a death education program for nursing interns: An action research study
Native forest species integration for enhanced climate resilience in traditional agroforestry systems in Iran
Agroforestry systems that incorporate native forest species have emerged as a promising nature-based solution to enhance climate and food system resilience while protecting biodiversity. However, site-specific research is essential to identify which native species can best support sustainability and climate adaptation. This study investigates farmers’ perceptions, use of native forest species, and perceived climate-related challenges, with the ai…
The main active component Kaji-ichigoside F1 of the ethnic medicine Rosa roxburghii Tratt prevents acetaminophen-induced acute liver injury by modulating microbial metabolism
How trust shapes the fate of natural resources co-management: Applying trust theory to two matsutake-harvesting communities in the S protected area in China
Community-based natural resource governance is often promoted in the name of sustainability, yet long-term outcomes remain elusive. This study examines the impact of various types of trust as the underpinning factor for the long-term resilience of co-management arrangements. Using a four-type trust framework, dispositional, affinitive, rational, and procedural, the study compares trust trajectories across the prior to-, during-, and post-project …
How can a disaster trigger substantial policy? A power analysis of the 1998 floods and forest restoration in China
Authoritarian governance and rural urbanisation in China
Neo-collectivisation’ through property rights reforms: Villager empowerment and state building in urbanising China
Over the past two decades, property rights reforms in China’s peri-urban regions have succeeded in granting villagers individual rights to their collective assets. It has been argued that these reforms will lead to the demise of China’s long-established rural collective system. However, based on in-depth research and case studies in southern China, we conclude that these reform initiatives have been upheld by the state and villagers to sustain an…
Restructuring of village collectives and the increasing income disparities in peri-urban China
Invisible tenants in urban village redevelopment: Case studies from Shenzhen Megacity, China
China's urban development is undergoing a critical transition from expansion to redevelopment. Justice is an important issue during urban redevelopment, particularly for millions of tenants in informal settlements megacities. Using critical political ecology we investigated tenants' "rights to the city" through fieldwork, interviews, and observation in two urban village renewal projects in Shenzhen. The tenant's rights to the city has some consid…
Commodity chain as a negotiated process: Empirical analysis of benefit allocation, governance, and powers of upstream and downstream actors in matsutake mushroom trade in Shangri-La, Yunnan Province
The commercialization of non-timber forest products beyond in-house consumption is a strategy for alleviating rural poverty and forest degradation. With the implementation of the ecological civilization program, the Chinese government has explored the value realization mechanism of sustainable ecological products, and many successful cases of agricultural product commercialization have emerged. Focusing on the matsutake of Shangri-La as an exampl…
Comparative conclusion on forest-related nature conservation policy in China and Germany: A shared scientific perspective of middle-range policy
Analyzing the National Park policymaking process in China from a multiple streams perspective: Domination by the political stream and policy entrepreneurs
A framework for climate change curriculum redevelopment within built environment professional degrees
Village leadership, social networks and collective actions in indigenous communities: Case of Hani rice terrace social-ecological system in Southwest China
Political embeddedness in public–private partnership for nature conservation: A land trust reserve case from China
Private sector plays an increasingly vital role in nature conservation globally. This study explores the concept of political embeddedness, which suggests that governments and environmental nongovernmental organizations (ENGOs) can leverage each other’s strengths to achieve both formal and informal goals. Using the case of Laohegou Nature Reserve in China, this study illustrated how the complementary advantages of the government and ENGOs form th…
I'll be back: The emergence of recentralized forest devolution in the southern provinces of China
Although forest devolution, as a type of decentralization, is a high priority in the policy agendas of developing countries, recentralization has also occurred. In this paper, we focus on emerging recentralization within the devolution process of Collective Forest Tenure Reform (CFTR) in China’s southern provinces and conceptualize this process as “recentralized forest devolution.” In this paper, we update a key framework for analyzing decentrali…
A historic review of deforestation and afforestation in North Korea
Forest cover loss in the DPRK is intrinsically related to food insecurity and energy insufficiency. This study used qualitative research methods to understand the deforestation and afforestation history of DPRK. Forest cover in the DPRK decreased during the period of Japanese colonisation, increased slightly after liberation, decreased again during the Korean War, increased because of socialist economic progress, and decreased, when Eastern Euro…
Multi-level governance and competing sustainability aims: Politics of renewable energy development and nature conservation in Changdao, China
How China adopted eco-friendly forest development: Lens of the dual-track mechanism
Understanding Environmental Governance in China Through the Green Shield Action Campaign
China's Green Shield Action (GSA) campaign provides critical insights into the nature of environmental politics during a campaign-style inspection under an authoritarian regime. Based on fieldwork in Fujian from 2019 to 2022, the dynamic interactions among stakeholders, the role of campaigns in environmental governance, and the logic behind policy formulation, implementation, and revision were explored. This study finds that in the campaign-style…
From afforestation to forest landscape restoration in DPRK: Gaps and challenges
The Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) is currently in a state of severe deforestation and forest degradation, such that it was selected a beneficiary for Forest and Landscape Restoration (FLR) programs run by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO). This study investigates the status and gaps in the implementation of FLR actions and analyzes the key challenges to FLR implementation. To accomplish this, I visit…
Has China’s New Round of Collective Forest Reforms Reduced Forest Fragmentation? A Case Study of the Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei Region
The new wave of reform of collective forestland tenure (NRCFT) in China is considered an important policy for achieving sustainable management of forest resources. The purpose of this study is to investigate the influence of NRCFT on forest fragmentation in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region of China based on a fixed-effects model. The forest fragmentation was analyzed based on the remote sensing images of Landsat and landscape pattern indices in t…
Lessons of government centralization and credibility: A qualitative case-study of administrative change in Jiuzhaigou Nature Reserve, China (1982–2018)
Rethinking China’s Rural Revitalization from a Historical Perspective
Rural revitalization calls for a new type of urban–rural relations in urbanizing China. Although the importance of urban–rural dichotomy has received increasing attention by scholars interested in studying urban development and governance in contemporary China, their interpretations about the connection between urban and rural areas remain fragmented and ambiguous. This article seeks to trace the origin of the Chinese city and its relations with …
Transformative governance of biodiversity: Insights for sustainable development
While there is much debate on transformative change among academics and policymakers, the discussion on how to govern such change is still in its infancy. This article argues that transformative governance is needed to enable the transformative change necessary for achieving global sustainability goals. Based on a literature review, the article unpacks this concept of transformative governance. It is: integrative, to ensure local solutions also h…
Transformative governance of biodiversity: Insights for sustainable development
While there is much debate on transformative change among academics and policymakers, the discussion on how to govern such change is still in its infancy. This article argues that transformative governance is needed to enable the transformative change necessary for achieving global sustainability goals. Based on a literature review, the article unpacks this concept of transformative governance. It is: integrative, to ensure local solutions also h…
Conservation equity for local communities in the process of tourism development in protected areas: A study of Jiuzhaigou Biosphere Reserve, China
Comparative study of the forest transition pathways of nine Asia-Pacific countries
Forest transition in Asia: Trends and some theoretical implications
Economic globalization, trade and forest transition-the case of nine Asian countries
Lessons of government centralization and credibility: A qualitative case-study of administrative change in Jiuzhaigou Nature Reserve, China (1982–2018)
Village leadership, social networks and collective actions in indigenous communities: Case of Hani rice terrace social-ecological system in Southwest China
Principal-agent relationships in rural governance and benefit sharing in community forestry: Evidence from a community forest enterprise in China
Village Redevelopment and Desegregation as a Strategy for Metropolitan Development: Some Lessons from Guangzhou City
How to integrate millions of migrant workers into local communities remains a core challenge in China's urban transformation. Recently some cities, driven by a national policy of integrated metropolitan development, have aggressively engaged in the redevelopment of urbanizing villages (chengzhongcun) to promote formalization and desegregation. This article adopts a historical micro-perspective to examine the actual role of urbanizing villages in …
Rethinking China’s Rural Revitalization from a Historical Perspective
Rural revitalization calls for a new type of urban–rural relations in urbanizing China. Although the importance of urban–rural dichotomy has received increasing attention by scholars interested in studying urban development and governance in contemporary China, their interpretations about the connection between urban and rural areas remain fragmented and ambiguous. This article seeks to trace the origin of the Chinese city and its relations with …
Traditional forest knowledge of the Yi people confronting policy reform and social changes in Yunnan province of China
Neoliberal State Intervention and the Power of Community in Urban Regeneration: An Empirical Study of Three Village Redevelopment Projects in Guangzhou, China
A key theme in urban governance research is how neoliberalism reshapes the state–society relationship. Our study on Guangzhou, where urban regeneration through massive redevelopment of “villages-in-the-city” uncovered interactions between the state, market, and community in local governance, contributes to this debate. Based on intensive field research to analyze three projects, we find that what really controls neoliberal growth in China is not …
A new model of village urbanization? Coordinative governance of state-village relations in Guangzhou City, China
Understanding indigenous knowledge in sustainable management of natural resources in China
The Centrality of Actors and Interfaces in the Understanding of New Ruralities: A Chinese Case Study
This paper aims to demonstrate the advantages of adopting an ethnographic, actor interface approach to understanding the ongoing dynamics of rural development and policy intervention processes. It does so through the discussion of an EU-funded project orientated to introducing village-level forest-management practices in north-west China. The case highlights the ongoing everyday struggles over livelihoods and resources and focuses on the negotiat…
How China adopted eco-friendly forest development: Lens of the dual-track mechanism
Multiple drivers and pathways to China's forest transition
Conditions of forest transition in Asian countries
Understanding Environmental Governance in China Through the Green Shield Action Campaign
China's Green Shield Action (GSA) campaign provides critical insights into the nature of environmental politics during a campaign-style inspection under an authoritarian regime. Based on fieldwork in Fujian from 2019 to 2022, the dynamic interactions among stakeholders, the role of campaigns in environmental governance, and the logic behind policy formulation, implementation, and revision were explored. This study finds that in the campaign-style…
From "decentralization of governance" to "governance of decentralization: Reassessing income inequality in periurban China
Grassroots village organizations are crucial for understanding the interplay between the decentralization of state power and growing income inequality in periurban China. Based on a study of 380 shareholding cooperatives and 43 administrative villages in Guangdong, we examine how state policy has interacted with village institutions to determine the management and distribution of collective income among villagers. Our findings suggest that the de…
CDM forest carbon sequestration projects in western China: An analysis using actor-centered power theory
Land and forests in the Anthropocene: Trends and outlooks in Asia
Transhumant pastoralist knowledge of infectious diseases and adoption of alternative land use strategies in the Hindu-Kush Himalayan (HKH) region of Pakistan
The forest restoration frontier
How communities restructured forest tenure throughout the top-down devolution reform: Using the case of Fujian, China
Fengshui forest management by the Buyi ethnic minority in China
Reconstructing the History of Forestry in Northwestern China, 1949-1998
This paper reconstructs the history of forestry and changing patterns of forest tenure rights through the case study of Hui county, in the northwestern province of Gansu in 1949-1998. It focuses on the environmental impact and social effects of constantly changing forest policies, and examines conflicts between different stakeholders, including private owners, collectives, and the state at different administrative levels. The research draws on ac…
The Centrality of Actors and Interfaces in the Understanding of New Ruralities: A Chinese Case Study
This paper aims to demonstrate the advantages of adopting an ethnographic, actor interface approach to understanding the ongoing dynamics of rural development and policy intervention processes. It does so through the discussion of an EU-funded project orientated to introducing village-level forest-management practices in north-west China. The case highlights the ongoing everyday struggles over livelihoods and resources and focuses on the negotiat…
Understanding indigenous knowledge in sustainable management of natural resources in China
Traditional forest knowledge of the Yi people confronting policy reform and social changes in Yunnan province of China
Economic globalization, trade and forest transition-the case of nine Asian countries
Conditions of forest transition in Asian countries
Comparative study of the forest transition pathways of nine Asia-Pacific countries
Land and forests in the Anthropocene: Trends and outlooks in Asia
Forest transition in Asia: Trends and some theoretical implications
Village Redevelopment and Desegregation as a Strategy for Metropolitan Development: Some Lessons from Guangzhou City
How to integrate millions of migrant workers into local communities remains a core challenge in China's urban transformation. Recently some cities, driven by a national policy of integrated metropolitan development, have aggressively engaged in the redevelopment of urbanizing villages (chengzhongcun) to promote formalization and desegregation. This article adopts a historical micro-perspective to examine the actual role of urbanizing villages in …
Principal-agent relationships in rural governance and benefit sharing in community forestry: Evidence from a community forest enterprise in China
Multiple drivers and pathways to China's forest transition
Conservation equity for local communities in the process of tourism development in protected areas: A study of Jiuzhaigou Biosphere Reserve, China
Private vs. Community Management Responses to De-Collectivization: Illustrative Cases from China
Over the last several decades, China has undergone several distinct episodes of collectivization and de-collectivization of forest property rights. China’s latest round of collective forest property reforms, launched in 2003, have promoted individual land holding and management, reviving the longstanding debate on whether privatization would improve profits, rural welfare, and forest management. To uncover reasons for different institutional choi…
How communities restructured forest tenure throughout the top-down devolution reform: Using the case of Fujian, China
CDM forest carbon sequestration projects in western China: An analysis using actor-centered power theory
Decentralizing while centralizing: An explanation of China's collective forestry reform since the 1980s
Transformative governance of biodiversity: Insights for sustainable development
While there is much debate on transformative change among academics and policymakers, the discussion on how to govern such change is still in its infancy. This article argues that transformative governance is needed to enable the transformative change necessary for achieving global sustainability goals. Based on a literature review, the article unpacks this concept of transformative governance. It is: integrative, to ensure local solutions also h…
Institutional choices between private management and user group management during forest devolution: A case study of forest allocation in China
Neoliberal State Intervention and the Power of Community in Urban Regeneration: An Empirical Study of Three Village Redevelopment Projects in Guangzhou, China
A key theme in urban governance research is how neoliberalism reshapes the state–society relationship. Our study on Guangzhou, where urban regeneration through massive redevelopment of “villages-in-the-city” uncovered interactions between the state, market, and community in local governance, contributes to this debate. Based on intensive field research to analyze three projects, we find that what really controls neoliberal growth in China is not …
A new model of village urbanization? Coordinative governance of state-village relations in Guangzhou City, China
Transhumant pastoralist knowledge of infectious diseases and adoption of alternative land use strategies in the Hindu-Kush Himalayan (HKH) region of Pakistan
Has the Sloping Land Conversion Program in China impacted the income and employment of rural households
The forest restoration frontier
Economics (36 works) · China (35 works) · Geography (33 works) · Political science (32 works) · Business (26 works) · Conservation, Biodiversity, and Resource Management (26 works) · Economic growth (16 works) · China's Socioeconomic Reforms and Governance (14 works) · Ecology (14 works) · Environmental resource management (14 works)