Yiqing Su
Biographic Data
| ID | 3708591 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yiqing Su |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yiqing |
| FAMILY NAME | Su |
| SIGNATURE | SU Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | Guangxi University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8492-6817 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 33 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Can strengthening farmland property rights promote cooperation? Evidence from China's irrigation system
The cooperation dilemma resulting from strengthening the farmland property rights of farmers has gradually emerged, challenging certain developing countries. In this paper, the social ecosystem framework is used, and irrigation governance in rural China is taken as an example. Based on 1619 respondents survey data, an ordered regression model and propensity score matching method are used to analyze the impact of strengthening farmland property ri…
China's agricultural upgrade
Mechanism of land trusteeship promoting farmers’ collective action
The robustness mechanism of the rural social-ecological system in response to the impact of urbanization——Evidence from irrigation commons in China
Linking neighborhood green spaces to loneliness among elderly residents—A path analysis of social capital
Farmland titling, farmland adjustment and rural collective action
The existence of land adjustment undermines the positive effect of farmland titling. This situation not only affects agricultural operation, but also the social governance of rural areas. Using the institutional analysis and development framework, this paper takes the governance of irrigation commons in rural China as an example. Based on 721 household survey data sets, the ordinal regression model and instrumental variable method are employed to…
How to alleviate alienation from the perspective of urban community public space—Evidence from urban young residents in China
Alienation among young residents is imposing different degrees of distress on society and community residents. For this paper, an online survey platform was used to collect 637 samples of young residents from 22 provinces in China. Based on the mediating effect of social capital, and by using path analysis and structural equation modeling, this paper examines the effect and mechanism of how the usage of urban community public spaces alleviates al…
Common Demand vs. Limited Supply—How to Serve the Global Fight against Covid-19 through Proper Supply of Covid-19 Vaccines
Vaccination plays an essential role in the fight against Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19). The currently insufficient vaccine production capacity makes it difficult to balance supply with demand, which has led to a contradiction between command demand and limited supply. According to analysis based on game theory, the attributes of COVID-19 vaccines vary with supply strategies formulated by vaccine-producing countries. This means that vaccine-…
Migration and collective action in the commons
Much is known about collective action in the commons but little is known about the effects of migration as an exogenous shock. We study the case of China where at least 280 million people have migrated from the rural areas to the cities over the last four decades. We apply the social-ecological system (SES) framework along with the theory of collective action using survey data from 1985 households in 20 provinces throughout China. Data was analyz…
The effects of farmland use rights trading and labor outmigration on the governance of the irrigation commons
The effects of farmland use rights trading and labor outmigration on the governance of the irrigation commons
Mechanism of land trusteeship promoting farmers’ collective action
The robustness mechanism of the rural social-ecological system in response to the impact of urbanization——Evidence from irrigation commons in China
Farmland titling, farmland adjustment and rural collective action
The existence of land adjustment undermines the positive effect of farmland titling. This situation not only affects agricultural operation, but also the social governance of rural areas. Using the institutional analysis and development framework, this paper takes the governance of irrigation commons in rural China as an example. Based on 721 household survey data sets, the ordinal regression model and instrumental variable method are employed to…
Linking neighborhood green spaces to loneliness among elderly residents—A path analysis of social capital
How to alleviate alienation from the perspective of urban community public space—Evidence from urban young residents in China
Alienation among young residents is imposing different degrees of distress on society and community residents. For this paper, an online survey platform was used to collect 637 samples of young residents from 22 provinces in China. Based on the mediating effect of social capital, and by using path analysis and structural equation modeling, this paper examines the effect and mechanism of how the usage of urban community public spaces alleviates al…
Migration and collective action in the commons
Much is known about collective action in the commons but little is known about the effects of migration as an exogenous shock. We study the case of China where at least 280 million people have migrated from the rural areas to the cities over the last four decades. We apply the social-ecological system (SES) framework along with the theory of collective action using survey data from 1985 households in 20 provinces throughout China. Data was analyz…
The effects of farmland use rights trading and labor outmigration on the governance of the irrigation commons
Common Demand vs. Limited Supply—How to Serve the Global Fight against Covid-19 through Proper Supply of Covid-19 Vaccines
Vaccination plays an essential role in the fight against Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19). The currently insufficient vaccine production capacity makes it difficult to balance supply with demand, which has led to a contradiction between command demand and limited supply. According to analysis based on game theory, the attributes of COVID-19 vaccines vary with supply strategies formulated by vaccine-producing countries. This means that vaccine-…
Migration and collective action in the commons
Much is known about collective action in the commons but little is known about the effects of migration as an exogenous shock. We study the case of China where at least 280 million people have migrated from the rural areas to the cities over the last four decades. We apply the social-ecological system (SES) framework along with the theory of collective action using survey data from 1985 households in 20 provinces throughout China. Data was analyz…
Farmland titling, farmland adjustment and rural collective action
The existence of land adjustment undermines the positive effect of farmland titling. This situation not only affects agricultural operation, but also the social governance of rural areas. Using the institutional analysis and development framework, this paper takes the governance of irrigation commons in rural China as an example. Based on 721 household survey data sets, the ordinal regression model and instrumental variable method are employed to…
How to alleviate alienation from the perspective of urban community public space—Evidence from urban young residents in China
Alienation among young residents is imposing different degrees of distress on society and community residents. For this paper, an online survey platform was used to collect 637 samples of young residents from 22 provinces in China. Based on the mediating effect of social capital, and by using path analysis and structural equation modeling, this paper examines the effect and mechanism of how the usage of urban community public spaces alleviates al…
The robustness mechanism of the rural social-ecological system in response to the impact of urbanization——Evidence from irrigation commons in China
Linking neighborhood green spaces to loneliness among elderly residents—A path analysis of social capital
China's agricultural upgrade
Mechanism of land trusteeship promoting farmers’ collective action
Can strengthening farmland property rights promote cooperation? Evidence from China's irrigation system
The cooperation dilemma resulting from strengthening the farmland property rights of farmers has gradually emerged, challenging certain developing countries. In this paper, the social ecosystem framework is used, and irrigation governance in rural China is taken as an example. Based on 1619 respondents survey data, an ordered regression model and propensity score matching method are used to analyze the impact of strengthening farmland property ri…
Economics (7 works) · Geography (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Agriculture (4 works) · Business (4 works) · China (4 works) · Collective action (4 works) · Commons (4 works) · Economic growth (4 works) · Land Rights and Reforms (4 works)