Sheng Ding
Biographic Data
| ID | 3712491 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sheng Ding |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sheng |
| FAMILY NAME | Ding |
| SIGNATURE | DING S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Bloomsburg University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9803-7941 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 26 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 112 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 26 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 7 |
Selective Racism, the Daily Mail , and the Anglo-Japanese Alliance
Selective Migration Policies With Chinese Characteristics
Executive Summary This article examines China’s recruitment of high-skilled migrants within a broader comparative analysis of selective migration strategies and adds the neglected Chinese case to the comparative immigration policy literature. China adopted certain selective migration polices from other countries, such as Canada and the United States, but its selective migration strategy does not fit established categories. Beginning in 2013, the …
Changing diasporic identity and increasing global backlash: The Xi government’s tactics and challenges of engaging new generation overseas Chinese
The transnational engagement between the Chinese communist government and first-generation overseas Chinese has been analysed extensively, but the academic analysis of interactions between the Chinese communist government under Xi Jinping and new generation overseas Chinese is scarce. Questions arise regarding how the rise of new generation overseas Chinese has changed the diasporic identity of the overseas Chinese community; what the Xi governme…
How do Internet applications affect process innovation in Chinese manufacturing companies
This study distinguishes between two dimensions of firm process innovation, namely, quantity and quality, and uses data from the World Bank's China Manufacturing Firm Survey to analyse the differential impact of Internet applications on the quantity and quality of process innovation and their mechanisms of action. Internet applications have a significant facilitating effect on the quantity and quality of process innovation. However, from the pers…
Chinese Diaspora's New Roles in China's Diplomacy
In modern history, China has long been a country of emigration, but it has now become a country of both immigration and emigration. A growing number of Chinese nationals have been migrating overseas through investment abroad, employment of Chinese MNCs, or parlaying their education and skills into visas, while in the other direction, a large number of returned overseas Chinese have been taking up residency in China. The Chinese diaspora has becom…
Family Caregivers’ Experiences of Caring for Children With Cerebral Palsy in China: A Qualitative Descriptive Study
This study aimed to investigate family caregivers' experiences of caring for children with cerebral palsy in China. This study used a descriptive qualitative design. We selected 18 family caregivers from 3 children's hospitals in Jiangsu Province, China, using a purposive sampling method. The following 5 themes emerged as needs of family caregivers' experiences of caring for children with cerebral palsy: overall responsibility, being alone, exhau…
Quantifying Land Use/Land Cover and Landscape Pattern Changes and Impacts on Ecosystem Services
Based on satellite remote sensing image, GIS and Fragstats, this study modeled and calculated the dynamic changes of land use, land cover and landscape patterns in Guizhou Province, China, and calculated the changes of ecosystem service values (ESVs). The impacts of the evolution of landscape patterns on the ESVs were analyzed, and reasonable policy recommendations were made. The findings are as follows: (1) In the past two decades, the area of c…
John W. Garver, China’s Quest: The History of the Foreign Relations of the People’s Republic of China
Chinese Soft Power and Immigration Reform: Can Beijing’s Approach to Pursuing Global Talent and Maintaining Domestic Stability Succeed
Jessica C. Teets. Civil Society Under Authoritarianism: The China Model
Engaging Diaspora via Charm Offensive and Indigenised Communication: An Analysis of China's Diaspora Engagement Policies in the Xi Era
As China's national image is haunted by its poor human rights records and increasingly assertive foreign policies, the Chinese diaspora has become an important platform for the country's public diplomacy. Since Xi Jinping came to power, the Chinese government has made great efforts to launch soft power campaigns in order to better engage the 50 million overseas Chinese and communicate China's ideas to the outside world. The Xi administration's di…
Modernization without Democratization in the Digital Age: China's Micromanagement of Its Contentious State–Society Relations
Conventional wisdom holds that economic modernization would lead to political liberalization and, eventually, democracy. However, China has been an exception to that prediction. China's information revolution, the rapid popularization of information and communication technology (ICT) at its core, has brought two important changes to the country's state–society relations. First, the skillful diffusion of thought through ICT and the resulting openn…
Steve Chan, Looking for Balance: China, the United States, and Power Balancing in East Asia
Embracing the Tension Between Ethnic Identity and Academic Identity: An Analysis of Challenges to Chinese American Political Scientists’ Presentation of Knowledge
Shalendra D. Sharma: China and India in the Age of Globalization
Branding a Rising China: An Analysis of Beijing's National Image Management in the Age of China's Rise
National image is not only a channel to wield a state's national power, but also an important national power resource. It has become critically important for China as it tries to rise in a relatively favorable international environment. Following a theoretical discussion on national image management in international relations and a historical review of China's national image management, this article examines China's strengths and weaknesses in it…
Integrating a personal and social responsibility program into a Wellness course for urban high school students: Assessing implementation and educational outcomes
The present study used a program-evaluation framework and multiple methods to evaluate the implementation and educational outcomes associated with a Teaching for Personal and Social Responsibility (TPSR) program. The 18-lesson program was integrated into a required Wellness course in an inner-city high school in the USA. Individual participants were 122 (57 males and 65 females; ages 14–18) African-American students divided among four co-educatio…
Yongnian Zheng, Technological Empowerment: The Internet, State, and Society in China
Analyzing Rising Power from the Perspective of Soft Power: A new look at China's rise to the status quo power
A rising power has traditionally been considered as a revisionist power in realist international relations theories. However, a preliminary analysis of the rising China's foreign policy behavior doesn't uphold such conventional wisdom. Through the case study of China's rise, this article investigates whether the soft power concept provides a new approach in analyzing a rising power. Firstly, empirical connections between soft power and the rise o…
Informing the Masses and Heeding Public Opinion: China's New Internet-Related Policy Initiatives to Deal with Its Governance Crisis
China's modernization has entered a crucial stage, and its communist government is facing a serious governance crisis. It has become imperative for the Chinese government to improve its governance performance. In 2008, Beijing initiated several Internet-related policies to increase its government's transparency and accountability. Those new policies include a adopting the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Open Government Informatio…
A Comprehensive Look at Information and Communication Technologies and Global Politics
Journal Article A Comprehensive Look at Information and Communication Technologies and Global Politics Get access The Information Revolution and World Politics. By Hanson Elizabeth C.. Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield, 2008. x+ 280 pp., $27.95 paper (ISBN: 9780742538535). Sheng Ding Sheng Ding Department of Political Science, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Internation…
To Build A “Harmonious World: China’s Soft Power Wielding in the Global South
Digital Diaspora and National Image Building: A New Perspective on Chinese Diaspora Study in the Age of China's Rise
is on the rise. A rising power has traditionally been thought of as a revisionist power by the status quo powers and neighbouring countries. There are still some disputes within the global community of China scholars about the speed and extent of China's rise. Most scholars' attention has focused on the question of whether an authoritarian and nationalistic China would adhere to international norms, and fully integrate itself into the existing gl…
Dragon’s underbelly: An analysis of China’s soft power
Talking up China: An analysis of China’s rising cultural power and global promotion of the Chinese language
Analyzing Rising Power from the Perspective of Soft Power: A new look at China's rise to the status quo power
A rising power has traditionally been considered as a revisionist power in realist international relations theories. However, a preliminary analysis of the rising China's foreign policy behavior doesn't uphold such conventional wisdom. Through the case study of China's rise, this article investigates whether the soft power concept provides a new approach in analyzing a rising power. Firstly, empirical connections between soft power and the rise o…
Talking up China: An analysis of China’s rising cultural power and global promotion of the Chinese language
Branding a Rising China: An Analysis of Beijing's National Image Management in the Age of China's Rise
National image is not only a channel to wield a state's national power, but also an important national power resource. It has become critically important for China as it tries to rise in a relatively favorable international environment. Following a theoretical discussion on national image management in international relations and a historical review of China's national image management, this article examines China's strengths and weaknesses in it…
Engaging Diaspora via Charm Offensive and Indigenised Communication: An Analysis of China's Diaspora Engagement Policies in the Xi Era
As China's national image is haunted by its poor human rights records and increasingly assertive foreign policies, the Chinese diaspora has become an important platform for the country's public diplomacy. Since Xi Jinping came to power, the Chinese government has made great efforts to launch soft power campaigns in order to better engage the 50 million overseas Chinese and communicate China's ideas to the outside world. The Xi administration's di…
Dragon’s underbelly: An analysis of China’s soft power
Digital Diaspora and National Image Building: A New Perspective on Chinese Diaspora Study in the Age of China's Rise
is on the rise. A rising power has traditionally been thought of as a revisionist power by the status quo powers and neighbouring countries. There are still some disputes within the global community of China scholars about the speed and extent of China's rise. Most scholars' attention has focused on the question of whether an authoritarian and nationalistic China would adhere to international norms, and fully integrate itself into the existing gl…
Chinese Soft Power and Immigration Reform: Can Beijing’s Approach to Pursuing Global Talent and Maintaining Domestic Stability Succeed
To Build A “Harmonious World: China’s Soft Power Wielding in the Global South
Informing the Masses and Heeding Public Opinion: China's New Internet-Related Policy Initiatives to Deal with Its Governance Crisis
China's modernization has entered a crucial stage, and its communist government is facing a serious governance crisis. It has become imperative for the Chinese government to improve its governance performance. In 2008, Beijing initiated several Internet-related policies to increase its government's transparency and accountability. Those new policies include a adopting the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Open Government Informatio…
Changing diasporic identity and increasing global backlash: The Xi government’s tactics and challenges of engaging new generation overseas Chinese
The transnational engagement between the Chinese communist government and first-generation overseas Chinese has been analysed extensively, but the academic analysis of interactions between the Chinese communist government under Xi Jinping and new generation overseas Chinese is scarce. Questions arise regarding how the rise of new generation overseas Chinese has changed the diasporic identity of the overseas Chinese community; what the Xi governme…
Jessica C. Teets. Civil Society Under Authoritarianism: The China Model
Modernization without Democratization in the Digital Age: China's Micromanagement of Its Contentious State–Society Relations
Conventional wisdom holds that economic modernization would lead to political liberalization and, eventually, democracy. However, China has been an exception to that prediction. China's information revolution, the rapid popularization of information and communication technology (ICT) at its core, has brought two important changes to the country's state–society relations. First, the skillful diffusion of thought through ICT and the resulting openn…
Integrating a personal and social responsibility program into a Wellness course for urban high school students: Assessing implementation and educational outcomes
The present study used a program-evaluation framework and multiple methods to evaluate the implementation and educational outcomes associated with a Teaching for Personal and Social Responsibility (TPSR) program. The 18-lesson program was integrated into a required Wellness course in an inner-city high school in the USA. Individual participants were 122 (57 males and 65 females; ages 14–18) African-American students divided among four co-educatio…
Dragon’s underbelly: An analysis of China’s soft power
Talking up China: An analysis of China’s rising cultural power and global promotion of the Chinese language
Digital Dragons and Cybernetic Bears: Comparing the Overseas Chinese and Near Abroad Russian Web Communities
This article compares and contrasts the Internet-based national identity projects of overseas Chinese and near abroad Russians. Our study, which is based on two diasporic communities of similar size and both characterized by a historical weakness of national identity, finds that while Internet use seems to be increasing nationalism and reifying national identity among the ethnic Chinese living in the Pacific Rim, it is paradoxically dampening nat…
Digital Diaspora and National Image Building: A New Perspective on Chinese Diaspora Study in the Age of China's Rise
is on the rise. A rising power has traditionally been thought of as a revisionist power by the status quo powers and neighbouring countries. There are still some disputes within the global community of China scholars about the speed and extent of China's rise. Most scholars' attention has focused on the question of whether an authoritarian and nationalistic China would adhere to international norms, and fully integrate itself into the existing gl…
A Comprehensive Look at Information and Communication Technologies and Global Politics
Journal Article A Comprehensive Look at Information and Communication Technologies and Global Politics Get access The Information Revolution and World Politics. By Hanson Elizabeth C.. Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield, 2008. x+ 280 pp., $27.95 paper (ISBN: 9780742538535). Sheng Ding Sheng Ding Department of Political Science, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Internation…
To Build A “Harmonious World: China’s Soft Power Wielding in the Global South
Informing the Masses and Heeding Public Opinion: China's New Internet-Related Policy Initiatives to Deal with Its Governance Crisis
China's modernization has entered a crucial stage, and its communist government is facing a serious governance crisis. It has become imperative for the Chinese government to improve its governance performance. In 2008, Beijing initiated several Internet-related policies to increase its government's transparency and accountability. Those new policies include a adopting the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Open Government Informatio…
Integrating a personal and social responsibility program into a Wellness course for urban high school students: Assessing implementation and educational outcomes
The present study used a program-evaluation framework and multiple methods to evaluate the implementation and educational outcomes associated with a Teaching for Personal and Social Responsibility (TPSR) program. The 18-lesson program was integrated into a required Wellness course in an inner-city high school in the USA. Individual participants were 122 (57 males and 65 females; ages 14–18) African-American students divided among four co-educatio…
Yongnian Zheng, Technological Empowerment: The Internet, State, and Society in China
Analyzing Rising Power from the Perspective of Soft Power: A new look at China's rise to the status quo power
A rising power has traditionally been considered as a revisionist power in realist international relations theories. However, a preliminary analysis of the rising China's foreign policy behavior doesn't uphold such conventional wisdom. Through the case study of China's rise, this article investigates whether the soft power concept provides a new approach in analyzing a rising power. Firstly, empirical connections between soft power and the rise o…
Shalendra D. Sharma: China and India in the Age of Globalization
Branding a Rising China: An Analysis of Beijing's National Image Management in the Age of China's Rise
National image is not only a channel to wield a state's national power, but also an important national power resource. It has become critically important for China as it tries to rise in a relatively favorable international environment. Following a theoretical discussion on national image management in international relations and a historical review of China's national image management, this article examines China's strengths and weaknesses in it…
Embracing the Tension Between Ethnic Identity and Academic Identity: An Analysis of Challenges to Chinese American Political Scientists’ Presentation of Knowledge
Steve Chan, Looking for Balance: China, the United States, and Power Balancing in East Asia
Jessica C. Teets. Civil Society Under Authoritarianism: The China Model
Engaging Diaspora via Charm Offensive and Indigenised Communication: An Analysis of China's Diaspora Engagement Policies in the Xi Era
As China's national image is haunted by its poor human rights records and increasingly assertive foreign policies, the Chinese diaspora has become an important platform for the country's public diplomacy. Since Xi Jinping came to power, the Chinese government has made great efforts to launch soft power campaigns in order to better engage the 50 million overseas Chinese and communicate China's ideas to the outside world. The Xi administration's di…
Modernization without Democratization in the Digital Age: China's Micromanagement of Its Contentious State–Society Relations
Conventional wisdom holds that economic modernization would lead to political liberalization and, eventually, democracy. However, China has been an exception to that prediction. China's information revolution, the rapid popularization of information and communication technology (ICT) at its core, has brought two important changes to the country's state–society relations. First, the skillful diffusion of thought through ICT and the resulting openn…
John W. Garver, China’s Quest: The History of the Foreign Relations of the People’s Republic of China
Chinese Soft Power and Immigration Reform: Can Beijing’s Approach to Pursuing Global Talent and Maintaining Domestic Stability Succeed
Quantifying Land Use/Land Cover and Landscape Pattern Changes and Impacts on Ecosystem Services
Based on satellite remote sensing image, GIS and Fragstats, this study modeled and calculated the dynamic changes of land use, land cover and landscape patterns in Guizhou Province, China, and calculated the changes of ecosystem service values (ESVs). The impacts of the evolution of landscape patterns on the ESVs were analyzed, and reasonable policy recommendations were made. The findings are as follows: (1) In the past two decades, the area of c…
Chinese Diaspora's New Roles in China's Diplomacy
In modern history, China has long been a country of emigration, but it has now become a country of both immigration and emigration. A growing number of Chinese nationals have been migrating overseas through investment abroad, employment of Chinese MNCs, or parlaying their education and skills into visas, while in the other direction, a large number of returned overseas Chinese have been taking up residency in China. The Chinese diaspora has becom…
Family Caregivers’ Experiences of Caring for Children With Cerebral Palsy in China: A Qualitative Descriptive Study
This study aimed to investigate family caregivers' experiences of caring for children with cerebral palsy in China. This study used a descriptive qualitative design. We selected 18 family caregivers from 3 children's hospitals in Jiangsu Province, China, using a purposive sampling method. The following 5 themes emerged as needs of family caregivers' experiences of caring for children with cerebral palsy: overall responsibility, being alone, exhau…
How do Internet applications affect process innovation in Chinese manufacturing companies
This study distinguishes between two dimensions of firm process innovation, namely, quantity and quality, and uses data from the World Bank's China Manufacturing Firm Survey to analyse the differential impact of Internet applications on the quantity and quality of process innovation and their mechanisms of action. Internet applications have a significant facilitating effect on the quantity and quality of process innovation. However, from the pers…
Selective Migration Policies With Chinese Characteristics
Executive Summary This article examines China’s recruitment of high-skilled migrants within a broader comparative analysis of selective migration strategies and adds the neglected Chinese case to the comparative immigration policy literature. China adopted certain selective migration polices from other countries, such as Canada and the United States, but its selective migration strategy does not fit established categories. Beginning in 2013, the …
Changing diasporic identity and increasing global backlash: The Xi government’s tactics and challenges of engaging new generation overseas Chinese
The transnational engagement between the Chinese communist government and first-generation overseas Chinese has been analysed extensively, but the academic analysis of interactions between the Chinese communist government under Xi Jinping and new generation overseas Chinese is scarce. Questions arise regarding how the rise of new generation overseas Chinese has changed the diasporic identity of the overseas Chinese community; what the Xi governme…
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