Jingyuan Yu
Biographic Data
| ID | 3712941 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jingyuan Yu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jingyuan |
| FAMILY NAME | Yu |
| SIGNATURE | YU J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Technische Universität Ilmenau |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9400-4859 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 34 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1985 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Resource-saving campus construction and university green innovation: Evidence from the establishment of demonstration units for conservation-oriented public institutions
Purpose Public institutions are the main contributors to carbon emissions, and their resource conservation demonstration construction plays a vital role in guiding and advancing the country’s green transformation. Universities, as crucial components of public institutions and sources of advanced knowledge, serve as critical drivers of energy conservation and emission reduction. Exploiting the Establishment of Conservation-oriented Public Institut…
Crisis, country, and party lines: Politicians’ Misinformation Behavior and Public Engagement
Politicians with large media visibility and social media audiences have a significant influence on public discourse. Consequently, their dissemination of misinformation can have profound implications for society. This study investigated the misinformation-sharing behavior of 3277 politicians and associated public engagement by using data from X (formerly Twitter) during 2020–2021. The analysis was grounded in a novel and comprehensive dataset inc…
Quantity or quality? Comparing social media data sampling strategies for government crisis communication research
Social media platforms are popular data sources for communication research, with X (formerly Twitter) being the most commonly used. However, strategies for high-quality social media data collection that form the cornerstone of rigorous research are rarely discussed or evaluated. In this paper, we use a case study of government crisis communication during Covid-19 in Germany and Italy to compare deductive and inductive sampling strategies on X in …
Classification bias of LLMs in detecting incivility towards female and male politicians in German social media discourse
Multilevel government crisis communication on social media: A comparative and longitudinal approach
Agenda-setting is an important way for the government to capture public attention. Different government branches, with their specific target audiences, may have different agenda prioritization strategies. In the current study, we compared the agenda-setting process across seven countries and three levels of government branches during the COVID-19 pandemic. We employed a multilingual topic model to extract the agendas from social media data. Our r…
Two Decades of Gender Differences in Pornography Research Topics
This exploratory study investigates the potential gender differences in research priorities, driven by factors such as established sexual stigma and traditional gender norms surrounding pornography. Using temporal and thematic analyses, we identify and examine research topics of 6,145 pornography studies published between 2001 and 2024. Our findings suggest that the lead author's gender may influence topic selection, with women exploring topics t…
The Translation and Scholarship of African Literature in China
The translation and scholarship of African literature in China have evolved through three distinct phases: the initial sporadic translations, the rapid expansion following the reform and opening-up, and the sustained growth since the 21st century. By examining the history and current state of the translation and scholarship of African literature in China, it is imperative for Chinese scholars to transcend Western centrism and approach African lit…
Echoes of Colonial Assimilation: Examining Japanese Education and Ideological Influence in Kim Saryang’s “Into the Light”
This paper examines the influential role of Japanese colonial education in shaping the ideological landscape of Koreans from 1911 to 1945. It argues that this influence was primarily exerted through the dissemination of Japanese primary school textbooks in the Korean book market. Using the Japanophone literary work “Into the Light” by Korean colonial writer Kim Saryang, the study illustrates how fictional characters reflect the reality of Korean …
A global health crisis with divided research traditions? A comparative review of Brazilian and international research in communication on the Covid-19 pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic resulted in substantial international scientific research from high-income countries, with fewer contributions from low- and middle-income countries (LMIC). Utilizing a field theory approach, we contend that these output variations may underscore challenges faced by LMIC researchers in obtaining international academic recognition. Through a systematic review of Brazilian and international Communication research during the pa…
Reform of government level and local environmental pollution: Evidence from China
Portraying the Pandemic: Analysis of Textual-Visual Frames in German News Coverage of Covid-19 on Twitter
The novel coronavirus disease (SARS-CoV-2/COVID-19) resulted in a severe global pandemic in 2020. Amid the unprecedented health crisis, visuals play important roles in media framing and health crisis communication. This article provides one of the first analyses of textual-visual news concerning COVID-19 posted by two leading German newspapers on Twitter. Our objective is to integrate texts and visuals into framing analysis to better understand t…
Analyzing Spanish News Frames on Twitter during Covid-19—A Network Study of El País and El Mundo
While COVID-19 is becoming one of the most severe public health crises in the twenty-first century, media coverage about this pandemic is getting more important than ever to make people informed. Drawing on data scraped from Twitter, this study aims to analyze and compare the news updates of two main Spanish newspapers El País and El Mundo during the pandemic. Throughout an automatic process of topic modeling and network analysis methods, this st…
Free and Low-Cost Twitter Research Software Tools for Social Science
Twitter is an important object of research in social science studies, and the emergence of numerous Twitter software tools has provided researchers with the possibility of gaining insights into Twitter data; however, at the same time, early stage researchers may experience difficulties in selecting the most suitable tool for their own projects. Due to personal or institutional financial constraints, the purchase of commercial software is not a wi…
Análise Bibliométrica e de Rede dos 40 Anos da Revista Psicologia: Ciência e Profissão
No ano de celebração dos 40 anos da revista Psicologia: Ciência e Profissão cabe verificar como esta revista foi delineando a sua própria história e do campo da Psicologia no Brasil. Neste sentido, o presente artigo teve como objetivo delimitar os principais autores, instituições e palavras-chave que trouxeram a revista até o momento atual. Partindo de uma análise bibliométrica e de redes, obteve-se como resultado os temas, autores e instituições…
Period Parity Progression Measures of Fertility in China
Parity progression measures are uniquely suited to the study of fertility in China, because Chinese policies and programmes focus so closely on parity and birth order. In this paper we present period parity progression ratios for China and its urban and rural areas for the years 1955–81, using the birth history data from the one-per-thousand fertility survey of 1982. Our period parity progression ratios differ from those introduced by Henry in th…
Population Control in China: Theory and Applications
Chinas pressing situation of high population growth rates compelled demographers and scientists to develop a model capable of expressing the dynamics of population changes under the countrys planned birth policy thus reflecting the reality of the country. They developed a planned birth model or macro-model of population control consisting of a system of controlled dynamic population equations. This macro-model has been successfully used in Chinas…
Period Parity Progression Measures of Fertility in China
Parity progression measures are uniquely suited to the study of fertility in China, because Chinese policies and programmes focus so closely on parity and birth order. In this paper we present period parity progression ratios for China and its urban and rural areas for the years 1955–81, using the birth history data from the one-per-thousand fertility survey of 1982. Our period parity progression ratios differ from those introduced by Henry in th…
Portraying the Pandemic: Analysis of Textual-Visual Frames in German News Coverage of Covid-19 on Twitter
The novel coronavirus disease (SARS-CoV-2/COVID-19) resulted in a severe global pandemic in 2020. Amid the unprecedented health crisis, visuals play important roles in media framing and health crisis communication. This article provides one of the first analyses of textual-visual news concerning COVID-19 posted by two leading German newspapers on Twitter. Our objective is to integrate texts and visuals into framing analysis to better understand t…
Free and Low-Cost Twitter Research Software Tools for Social Science
Twitter is an important object of research in social science studies, and the emergence of numerous Twitter software tools has provided researchers with the possibility of gaining insights into Twitter data; however, at the same time, early stage researchers may experience difficulties in selecting the most suitable tool for their own projects. Due to personal or institutional financial constraints, the purchase of commercial software is not a wi…
Classification bias of LLMs in detecting incivility towards female and male politicians in German social media discourse
Two Decades of Gender Differences in Pornography Research Topics
This exploratory study investigates the potential gender differences in research priorities, driven by factors such as established sexual stigma and traditional gender norms surrounding pornography. Using temporal and thematic analyses, we identify and examine research topics of 6,145 pornography studies published between 2001 and 2024. Our findings suggest that the lead author's gender may influence topic selection, with women exploring topics t…
Population Control in China: Theory and Applications
Chinas pressing situation of high population growth rates compelled demographers and scientists to develop a model capable of expressing the dynamics of population changes under the countrys planned birth policy thus reflecting the reality of the country. They developed a planned birth model or macro-model of population control consisting of a system of controlled dynamic population equations. This macro-model has been successfully used in Chinas…
Period Parity Progression Measures of Fertility in China
Parity progression measures are uniquely suited to the study of fertility in China, because Chinese policies and programmes focus so closely on parity and birth order. In this paper we present period parity progression ratios for China and its urban and rural areas for the years 1955–81, using the birth history data from the one-per-thousand fertility survey of 1982. Our period parity progression ratios differ from those introduced by Henry in th…
Analyzing Spanish News Frames on Twitter during Covid-19—A Network Study of El País and El Mundo
While COVID-19 is becoming one of the most severe public health crises in the twenty-first century, media coverage about this pandemic is getting more important than ever to make people informed. Drawing on data scraped from Twitter, this study aims to analyze and compare the news updates of two main Spanish newspapers El País and El Mundo during the pandemic. Throughout an automatic process of topic modeling and network analysis methods, this st…
Free and Low-Cost Twitter Research Software Tools for Social Science
Twitter is an important object of research in social science studies, and the emergence of numerous Twitter software tools has provided researchers with the possibility of gaining insights into Twitter data; however, at the same time, early stage researchers may experience difficulties in selecting the most suitable tool for their own projects. Due to personal or institutional financial constraints, the purchase of commercial software is not a wi…
Análise Bibliométrica e de Rede dos 40 Anos da Revista Psicologia: Ciência e Profissão
No ano de celebração dos 40 anos da revista Psicologia: Ciência e Profissão cabe verificar como esta revista foi delineando a sua própria história e do campo da Psicologia no Brasil. Neste sentido, o presente artigo teve como objetivo delimitar os principais autores, instituições e palavras-chave que trouxeram a revista até o momento atual. Partindo de uma análise bibliométrica e de redes, obteve-se como resultado os temas, autores e instituições…
Portraying the Pandemic: Analysis of Textual-Visual Frames in German News Coverage of Covid-19 on Twitter
The novel coronavirus disease (SARS-CoV-2/COVID-19) resulted in a severe global pandemic in 2020. Amid the unprecedented health crisis, visuals play important roles in media framing and health crisis communication. This article provides one of the first analyses of textual-visual news concerning COVID-19 posted by two leading German newspapers on Twitter. Our objective is to integrate texts and visuals into framing analysis to better understand t…
A global health crisis with divided research traditions? A comparative review of Brazilian and international research in communication on the Covid-19 pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic resulted in substantial international scientific research from high-income countries, with fewer contributions from low- and middle-income countries (LMIC). Utilizing a field theory approach, we contend that these output variations may underscore challenges faced by LMIC researchers in obtaining international academic recognition. Through a systematic review of Brazilian and international Communication research during the pa…
Reform of government level and local environmental pollution: Evidence from China
The Translation and Scholarship of African Literature in China
The translation and scholarship of African literature in China have evolved through three distinct phases: the initial sporadic translations, the rapid expansion following the reform and opening-up, and the sustained growth since the 21st century. By examining the history and current state of the translation and scholarship of African literature in China, it is imperative for Chinese scholars to transcend Western centrism and approach African lit…
Echoes of Colonial Assimilation: Examining Japanese Education and Ideological Influence in Kim Saryang’s “Into the Light”
This paper examines the influential role of Japanese colonial education in shaping the ideological landscape of Koreans from 1911 to 1945. It argues that this influence was primarily exerted through the dissemination of Japanese primary school textbooks in the Korean book market. Using the Japanophone literary work “Into the Light” by Korean colonial writer Kim Saryang, the study illustrates how fictional characters reflect the reality of Korean …
Quantity or quality? Comparing social media data sampling strategies for government crisis communication research
Social media platforms are popular data sources for communication research, with X (formerly Twitter) being the most commonly used. However, strategies for high-quality social media data collection that form the cornerstone of rigorous research are rarely discussed or evaluated. In this paper, we use a case study of government crisis communication during Covid-19 in Germany and Italy to compare deductive and inductive sampling strategies on X in …
Classification bias of LLMs in detecting incivility towards female and male politicians in German social media discourse
Multilevel government crisis communication on social media: A comparative and longitudinal approach
Agenda-setting is an important way for the government to capture public attention. Different government branches, with their specific target audiences, may have different agenda prioritization strategies. In the current study, we compared the agenda-setting process across seven countries and three levels of government branches during the COVID-19 pandemic. We employed a multilingual topic model to extract the agendas from social media data. Our r…
Two Decades of Gender Differences in Pornography Research Topics
This exploratory study investigates the potential gender differences in research priorities, driven by factors such as established sexual stigma and traditional gender norms surrounding pornography. Using temporal and thematic analyses, we identify and examine research topics of 6,145 pornography studies published between 2001 and 2024. Our findings suggest that the lead author's gender may influence topic selection, with women exploring topics t…
Resource-saving campus construction and university green innovation: Evidence from the establishment of demonstration units for conservation-oriented public institutions
Purpose Public institutions are the main contributors to carbon emissions, and their resource conservation demonstration construction plays a vital role in guiding and advancing the country’s green transformation. Universities, as crucial components of public institutions and sources of advanced knowledge, serve as critical drivers of energy conservation and emission reduction. Exploiting the Establishment of Conservation-oriented Public Institut…
Crisis, country, and party lines: Politicians’ Misinformation Behavior and Public Engagement
Politicians with large media visibility and social media audiences have a significant influence on public discourse. Consequently, their dissemination of misinformation can have profound implications for society. This study investigated the misinformation-sharing behavior of 3277 politicians and associated public engagement by using data from X (formerly Twitter) during 2020–2021. The analysis was grounded in a novel and comprehensive dataset inc…
Political science (9 works) · Sociology (9 works) · Social media (6 works) · Misinformation and Its Impacts (5 works) · Social Media and Politics (5 works) · Business (4 works) · China (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · History (4 works) · Law (4 works)