Wan Li
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3726087 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Wan Li |
| PRENOMES | Wan |
| SOBRENOME | Li |
| ASSINATURA | LI W |
| AFILIAÇÕES | East China Normal University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5908-0223 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 31 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 82 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 31 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1986 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Compact urban development and green space accessibility
Current status and determinants of artificial intelligence-related anxiety among healthcare professionals
AIM: The rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) has triggered various forms of anxiety among healthcare professionals. This study aimed to assess the prevalence and correlates of AI anxiety among healthcare professionals in the context of rapid AI development, thereby furnishing empirical evidence to inform the design of institutional intervention strategies. DESIGN: A cross-sectional study. METHODS: Using convenience sampling, a quest…
Unlocking Urban Talent Dividends
Currently, the gradual fading of China's traditional demographic dividend has inhibited rapid economic growth. The talent dividend, serving as the localized practice of the ‘second demographic dividend’, is regarded by the Chinese government as the key to promoting high‐quality economic development. The development of the digital economy introduces digital technologies and knowledge, breaking down barriers to the flow of labour information and pr…
From information exposure to legal consciousness
Evaluating China's primary healthcare services' efficiency and spatial correlation
Introduction: Enhancing the efficiency of primary healthcare services is essential for a populous and developing nation like China. This study offers a systematic analysis of the efficiency and spatial distribution of primary healthcare services in China. It elucidates the fundamental landscape and regional variances in efficiency, thereby furnishing a scientific foundation for enhancing service efficiency and fostering coordinated regional devel…
Predicting human mobility flows in response to extreme urban floods
Childhood trauma and non-suicidal self-injury among Chinese adolescents
OBJECTIVE: Non-suicidal self-injury (NSSI) refers to the deliberate harm inflicted upon one's own body without any suicidal intent. Adolescence is a period of heightened incidence of self-injurious behavior, often accompanied by anxiety and depression, topics of significant interest to researchers. Upon reviewing and synthesizing existing literature, it becomes evident that childhood trauma serves as a crucial influencing factor in NSSI. Such beh…
Impact of “environmental disclosure greenwashing”
On the changing of urban spatial structure
The Impact of China's Paired Assistance Policy on the Covid-19 Crisis—An Empirical Case Study of Hubei Province
To control the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19), China implemented the Paired Assistance Policy (PAP). Local responders in 16 cities in Hubei Province were paired with expert teams from 19 provinces and municipalities. Fully supported by the country's top-down political system, PAP played a significant role in alleviating the COVID-19 pandemic in Hubei Province and China as a whole. In this study, we examined PAP using a two-way fixed effects mode…
Do polycentric structures reduce surface urban heat island intensity
Polycentric spatial structure and its economic performance
Although there seems to be a widely shared expectation that polycentricity increases economic competitiveness, the empirical findings are inconsistent. As the first meta-analysis, this paper examines whether emerging empirical evidence provides an insight into the polycentricity–productivity effect. Based on 139 estimates, we find no compelling evidence to support that polycentricity is either beneficial or detrimental for economic development. F…
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Panacea, placebo or pathogen? An evaluation of the integrated performance of polycentric urban structures in the Chinese prefectural city-regions
Information communication technology and manufacturing decentralisation in China
The advent of the “information age” ushered in renewed expectations of systematic urban spatial structure transformation. However, few studies have quantitatively assessed these changes, especially the decentralisation of manufacturing employment. This paper tests hypotheses regarding the decentralisation–centralisation effect of information and communication technology (ICT) on manufacturing. Further, the work employs an IV‐GMM estimation techni…
Unpacking urban network as formed by client service relationships of law firms in China
Mobility restrictions and their implications on the rental housing market during the Covid-19 pandemic in China's large cities
Can the internet reshape the national city size distribution? Cross‐country evidence
Are mega-cities wrecking urban hierarchies? A cross-national study on the evolution of city-size distribution
Does gating make residents feel safer? Evidence from the gated villages of Beijing
Polycentricity or dispersal? The spatial transformation of metropolitan Shanghai
Spatial structure and labour productivity
This paper examines the effect of spatial structure, as measured on the monocentricity–polycentricity dimension, on labour productivity at the prefectural level in China. Using pooled cross-sectional and instrumental variable techniques, we find that, all else being equal, prefectures with a more monocentric spatial structure have a higher labour productivity, robust to different specifications. Furthermore, large agglomeration economies may fuel…
Cultural diversity and new firm formation in China
Using data on new private firm formation in prefectural cities in China in 2008 and internal migration of Chinese people in 2000, this paper examines to what extent cultural diversity can explain the regional variation of entrepreneurship. The results indicate that, holding other factors constant, cultural diversity vigorously promotes new private firm formation, especially in the manufacturing industry and for small firms. We address the endogen…
Economic performance of spatial structure in Chinese prefecture regions
The economic performance of urban structure
The economic performance of urban structure
China's municipal public infrastructure
Economic performance of spatial structure in Chinese prefecture regions
Spatial structure and labour productivity
This paper examines the effect of spatial structure, as measured on the monocentricity–polycentricity dimension, on labour productivity at the prefectural level in China. Using pooled cross-sectional and instrumental variable techniques, we find that, all else being equal, prefectures with a more monocentric spatial structure have a higher labour productivity, robust to different specifications. Furthermore, large agglomeration economies may fuel…
Cultural diversity and new firm formation in China
Using data on new private firm formation in prefectural cities in China in 2008 and internal migration of Chinese people in 2000, this paper examines to what extent cultural diversity can explain the regional variation of entrepreneurship. The results indicate that, holding other factors constant, cultural diversity vigorously promotes new private firm formation, especially in the manufacturing industry and for small firms. We address the endogen…
Can the internet reshape the national city size distribution? Cross‐country evidence
Does gating make residents feel safer? Evidence from the gated villages of Beijing
Unpacking urban network as formed by client service relationships of law firms in China
Are mega-cities wrecking urban hierarchies? A cross-national study on the evolution of city-size distribution
Mobility restrictions and their implications on the rental housing market during the Covid-19 pandemic in China's large cities
Reiteration of the Importance of Birth Planning in China
This document is the reproduction of a speech delivered at the March 1986 conference to commend collectives and individuals who have done outstanding work in family planning (FP) in China covened at a juncture when Chinas continued impressive reduction in population growth is threatened by a projected marriage boom beginning in the late 1980s. The speech affirms that FP is part of national policy and population planning an integral part of overal…
Speech at the National Conference on the Work of Family Planning (Excerpts) (December 2, 1986)
I totally agree with Comrade Zhao Ziyang's opinion. What I am primarily concerned about is the problem of eugenics and optimal childbirth. Why did I ask Comrade He Jiesheng to speak on this issue? [Comrade He Jiesheng, Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Public Health, made a report on the issue of eugenics and optimal childbirth at this conference.—Ed.] It is because this is not simply a matter for one department, and not merely a matter for the …
Can Subjective Asthma Symptoms Be Learned
Objective: We investigated whether perception of subjective asthma symptoms can be brought under control of biomedically irrelevant cues in the environment, i.e., whether subjective asthma symptoms can be learned in response to harmless stimuli. Methods: Twenty patients with asthma and 20 healthy participants were presented with two placebo-inhalers presented as new chemicals for diagnosing asthma. One inhaler was coupled three times with rebreat…
Two xanthones from Swertia punicea with hepatoprotective activities in vitro and in vivo
Evaluation of the acute and sub-chronic oral toxicity of the herbal formula Xiaoer Chaigui Tuire Oral Liquid
The economic performance of urban structure
China's municipal public infrastructure
Economic performance of spatial structure in Chinese prefecture regions
Polycentricity or dispersal? The spatial transformation of metropolitan Shanghai
Spatial structure and labour productivity
This paper examines the effect of spatial structure, as measured on the monocentricity–polycentricity dimension, on labour productivity at the prefectural level in China. Using pooled cross-sectional and instrumental variable techniques, we find that, all else being equal, prefectures with a more monocentric spatial structure have a higher labour productivity, robust to different specifications. Furthermore, large agglomeration economies may fuel…
Cultural diversity and new firm formation in China
Using data on new private firm formation in prefectural cities in China in 2008 and internal migration of Chinese people in 2000, this paper examines to what extent cultural diversity can explain the regional variation of entrepreneurship. The results indicate that, holding other factors constant, cultural diversity vigorously promotes new private firm formation, especially in the manufacturing industry and for small firms. We address the endogen…
Does gating make residents feel safer? Evidence from the gated villages of Beijing
Can the internet reshape the national city size distribution? Cross‐country evidence
Are mega-cities wrecking urban hierarchies? A cross-national study on the evolution of city-size distribution
The Impact of China's Paired Assistance Policy on the Covid-19 Crisis—An Empirical Case Study of Hubei Province
To control the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19), China implemented the Paired Assistance Policy (PAP). Local responders in 16 cities in Hubei Province were paired with expert teams from 19 provinces and municipalities. Fully supported by the country's top-down political system, PAP played a significant role in alleviating the COVID-19 pandemic in Hubei Province and China as a whole. In this study, we examined PAP using a two-way fixed effects mode…
Do polycentric structures reduce surface urban heat island intensity
Polycentric spatial structure and its economic performance
Although there seems to be a widely shared expectation that polycentricity increases economic competitiveness, the empirical findings are inconsistent. As the first meta-analysis, this paper examines whether emerging empirical evidence provides an insight into the polycentricity–productivity effect. Based on 139 estimates, we find no compelling evidence to support that polycentricity is either beneficial or detrimental for economic development. F…
Point
Panacea, placebo or pathogen? An evaluation of the integrated performance of polycentric urban structures in the Chinese prefectural city-regions
Information communication technology and manufacturing decentralisation in China
The advent of the “information age” ushered in renewed expectations of systematic urban spatial structure transformation. However, few studies have quantitatively assessed these changes, especially the decentralisation of manufacturing employment. This paper tests hypotheses regarding the decentralisation–centralisation effect of information and communication technology (ICT) on manufacturing. Further, the work employs an IV‐GMM estimation techni…
Unpacking urban network as formed by client service relationships of law firms in China
Mobility restrictions and their implications on the rental housing market during the Covid-19 pandemic in China's large cities
Evaluating China's primary healthcare services' efficiency and spatial correlation
Introduction: Enhancing the efficiency of primary healthcare services is essential for a populous and developing nation like China. This study offers a systematic analysis of the efficiency and spatial distribution of primary healthcare services in China. It elucidates the fundamental landscape and regional variances in efficiency, thereby furnishing a scientific foundation for enhancing service efficiency and fostering coordinated regional devel…
Predicting human mobility flows in response to extreme urban floods
Childhood trauma and non-suicidal self-injury among Chinese adolescents
OBJECTIVE: Non-suicidal self-injury (NSSI) refers to the deliberate harm inflicted upon one's own body without any suicidal intent. Adolescence is a period of heightened incidence of self-injurious behavior, often accompanied by anxiety and depression, topics of significant interest to researchers. Upon reviewing and synthesizing existing literature, it becomes evident that childhood trauma serves as a crucial influencing factor in NSSI. Such beh…
Geography (18 obras) · Economic geography (13 obras) · Economics (13 obras) · China (11 obras) · Political science (11 obras) · Business (9 obras) · Economic growth (9 obras) · Regional Economics and Spatial Analysis (9 obras) · Polycentricity (7 obras) · Regional science (7 obras)