Zhengke Zhou
Biographic Data
| ID | 3711237 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Zhengke Zhou |
| GIVEN NAMES | Zhengke |
| FAMILY NAME | Zhou |
| SIGNATURE | ZHOU Z |
| AFFILIATIONS | Sun Yat-sen University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2165-4997 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 26 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Wind fortunes
Many regions across the world are seeking to initiate the green transformation of their economies. Economic geographers have often explained this transformation as an outcome of firm-driven creation of new development paths distinguished by a green emphasis. However, this explanation tends to neglect two mediating factors of this green path development process. First, firms’ efforts in green path development are mediated by their interaction with…
Batteries not included
Geographical scholarship has paid increasing attention to the rise of so-called green industries. To evolutionary economic geographers, the development of such green industries represents a distinctive, 'green' form of path creation. Although green industries can significantly reconfigure socio-ecological relations, studies of green path creation tend to shy away from examining what green means and how green matters for green industries to take o…
The Role of Intermediaries in Foreign Direct Investment of Small and Medium-Sized Multinational Enterprises
The role of intermediaries in foreign direct investment (FDI) within global production networks remains significantly underresearched. While economic geographers have framed international cooperation zones as intermediate locations for investment, they have largely neglected the mechanisms through which these zones enable multinational enterprises (MNEs) to achieve territorial, network, and societal embeddedness. This article fills this gap by de…
Beyond as bridges
With the implementation of the ‘Go Global’ strategy and the Belt and Road Initiative, Chinese enterprises have gradually grown into the main force of outward foreign direct investment (OFDI) around the world. Overseas and domestic Chinese voluntary associations (CVAs) have actively promoted inward foreign direct investment in China, while their role in helping Chinese enterprises invest abroad has not been fully revealed. To address this lacuna, …
Geographies of green industries
The emergence of green industries has been considered from multiple social science perspectives. Economic geographers view green industries as unevenly distributed firms forging green development paths. Sustainability transitions scholars view green industries as niche sectors struggling to mainstream green technologies in existing socio-technical systems. Political ecologists view green industries as metabolic actors whose development shapes and…
Expansion of construction land along the motorway in rapidly developing areas in Cambodia
Effectiveness of high-speed railway on regional economic growth for less developed areas
Effectiveness of high-speed railway on regional economic growth for less developed areas
Beyond as bridges
With the implementation of the ‘Go Global’ strategy and the Belt and Road Initiative, Chinese enterprises have gradually grown into the main force of outward foreign direct investment (OFDI) around the world. Overseas and domestic Chinese voluntary associations (CVAs) have actively promoted inward foreign direct investment in China, while their role in helping Chinese enterprises invest abroad has not been fully revealed. To address this lacuna, …
Geographies of green industries
The emergence of green industries has been considered from multiple social science perspectives. Economic geographers view green industries as unevenly distributed firms forging green development paths. Sustainability transitions scholars view green industries as niche sectors struggling to mainstream green technologies in existing socio-technical systems. Political ecologists view green industries as metabolic actors whose development shapes and…
Batteries not included
Geographical scholarship has paid increasing attention to the rise of so-called green industries. To evolutionary economic geographers, the development of such green industries represents a distinctive, 'green' form of path creation. Although green industries can significantly reconfigure socio-ecological relations, studies of green path creation tend to shy away from examining what green means and how green matters for green industries to take o…
The Role of Intermediaries in Foreign Direct Investment of Small and Medium-Sized Multinational Enterprises
The role of intermediaries in foreign direct investment (FDI) within global production networks remains significantly underresearched. While economic geographers have framed international cooperation zones as intermediate locations for investment, they have largely neglected the mechanisms through which these zones enable multinational enterprises (MNEs) to achieve territorial, network, and societal embeddedness. This article fills this gap by de…
Effectiveness of high-speed railway on regional economic growth for less developed areas
Expansion of construction land along the motorway in rapidly developing areas in Cambodia
Beyond as bridges
With the implementation of the ‘Go Global’ strategy and the Belt and Road Initiative, Chinese enterprises have gradually grown into the main force of outward foreign direct investment (OFDI) around the world. Overseas and domestic Chinese voluntary associations (CVAs) have actively promoted inward foreign direct investment in China, while their role in helping Chinese enterprises invest abroad has not been fully revealed. To address this lacuna, …
Geographies of green industries
The emergence of green industries has been considered from multiple social science perspectives. Economic geographers view green industries as unevenly distributed firms forging green development paths. Sustainability transitions scholars view green industries as niche sectors struggling to mainstream green technologies in existing socio-technical systems. Political ecologists view green industries as metabolic actors whose development shapes and…
Batteries not included
Geographical scholarship has paid increasing attention to the rise of so-called green industries. To evolutionary economic geographers, the development of such green industries represents a distinctive, 'green' form of path creation. Although green industries can significantly reconfigure socio-ecological relations, studies of green path creation tend to shy away from examining what green means and how green matters for green industries to take o…
The Role of Intermediaries in Foreign Direct Investment of Small and Medium-Sized Multinational Enterprises
The role of intermediaries in foreign direct investment (FDI) within global production networks remains significantly underresearched. While economic geographers have framed international cooperation zones as intermediate locations for investment, they have largely neglected the mechanisms through which these zones enable multinational enterprises (MNEs) to achieve territorial, network, and societal embeddedness. This article fills this gap by de…
Wind fortunes
Many regions across the world are seeking to initiate the green transformation of their economies. Economic geographers have often explained this transformation as an outcome of firm-driven creation of new development paths distinguished by a green emphasis. However, this explanation tends to neglect two mediating factors of this green path development process. First, firms’ efforts in green path development are mediated by their interaction with…
Business (5 works) · China (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Economic geography (3 works) · Engineering (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Ecology (2 works) · Foreign direct investment (2 works) · Geography (2 works)