Ye Xue
Biographic Data
| ID | 3782409 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ye Xue |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ye |
| FAMILY NAME | Xue |
| SIGNATURE | XUE Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Alberta |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1420-1703 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Political Participation as a Pathway to Integration
This article examines Chinese international students’ (CISs’) participation in Australian party politics and election campaigns under the prevailing “China panic” climate that problematises Chinese presence in public life. As one of the first empirical studies to explore CISs’ participation in party politics and elections in a host society, it advances a novel understanding of migrant integration by analysing how temporary migrants without voting…
Multiple driving patterns for the coordinated development of urbanization and flood disasters from a configuration perspective
Research on the coupling and coordination of urbanization and flood disasters based on an improved coupling coordination model
Honour versus face
Chinese students in Australian election campaigns
The psychosocial foundation of China’s state-led nationalism
Existing research extensively documents the Communist Party of China's strategic utilisation of nationalism to bolster its legitimacy, primarily through shaping the nationalist belief system in alignment with its political agenda and historical narrative. However, this article proposes an additional viewpoint: the success of the state-led nationalist endeavour also hinges on resonating with the common psychological traits of the Chinese masses. W…
Cohesion Model and Scenario Simulation for Risk Prevention of “Blockchain + Agriculture Crowdfunding” from the Synergistic Perspective
Aiming at the problems such as scattered subjects, static mode and single function, this paper explores a dynamic synergistic risk prevention mode of agricultural crowdfunding that adapts to the age of data intelligence. Based on multiple prevention subjects, the blockchain technology and cohesion principle are introduced into agricultural crowdfunding prevention, and then a risk prevention dynamic model of “blockchain + agricultural crowdfunding…
China as a great power
This article attempts to comprehend China's foreign policy as the nation takes on the status of a great power. By adopting the Chinese concept of "face" as an analytical tool, my paper illustrates why face as a cultural expression of desire for collective "self-esteem" has been increasingly important to China's current foreign policy, and how the cultural mandate of face informs China's interactions with other nations in order to strive for natio…
Fear and Greed
Since Canberra's embrace of a more confrontational China policy in the last four years, Australian scholars and analysts have begun to debate China's economic retaliation against Australia. This group of people, also known as “issue publics,” have special functions in the Australian foreign policymaking process. This article covers four years of debate within Australian issue publics since early 2017. It aims to document the major arguments that …
A network analysis of problematic smartphone use symptoms in a student sample
A Cultural Theory of Chinese Foreign Policy
This article introduces a cultural theory of Chinese foreign policy based on Chinese face culture and its three-dimensional features, namely: motivation; cognition and behavior. The core promise of this theory contends that face is the cultural expression of self-esteem, which is a powerful motive that drives China’s foreign policy. With the Chinese relationalism acting as a cognitive filter, there is a distinctive approach to fulfill this desire…
China’s rise, Guanxi, and primary institutions
This article focuses on how China views the normative structure of the international order. It integrates the Chinese cultural idea of guanxi into the established English School tradition in International Relations theory and argues that the norm of guanxi is an emerging pluralist primary institution. In this article, the author first presents the emergence of guanxi as a purposive norm in China’s foreign policy, and the interplay of this norm be…
Links of family- and school-level socioeconomic status to academic achievement among Chinese middle school students
Developmental Coordination Disorder in Chinese Children Is Correlated With Cognitive Deficits
Cognitive deficits have been commonly observed in children with developmental coordination disorder (DCD), including memory, attention, and executive function difficulties. The present study evaluates the specific cognitive deficits in Chinese children with DCD, through a number of tests. A total of 401 children aged 7 to 10 years old from primary schools in Guangdong Province, China, participated in this study. Using the guidelines of the Moveme…
The relationship between parental conflict and preschool children's behavior problems
RNA-seq profiling reveals differentially expressed genes as potential markers for vital reaction in skin contusion
Detection of the vitality of wounds is essential in forensic practice. The present study used Illumina RNA-seq technology to determine gene expression profiles in contused mouse skin. In obtained high quality sequencing reads, the reads were mapped onto a reference transcriptome (Mus_musculus.GRCm38.83). The results revealed that there were 659 up-regulated and 996 down-regulated differentially expressed genes (DEGs) in contused mouse skin. The D…
China as a great power
This article attempts to comprehend China's foreign policy as the nation takes on the status of a great power. By adopting the Chinese concept of "face" as an analytical tool, my paper illustrates why face as a cultural expression of desire for collective "self-esteem" has been increasingly important to China's current foreign policy, and how the cultural mandate of face informs China's interactions with other nations in order to strive for natio…
China’s rise, Guanxi, and primary institutions
This article focuses on how China views the normative structure of the international order. It integrates the Chinese cultural idea of guanxi into the established English School tradition in International Relations theory and argues that the norm of guanxi is an emerging pluralist primary institution. In this article, the author first presents the emergence of guanxi as a purposive norm in China’s foreign policy, and the interplay of this norm be…
The psychosocial foundation of China’s state-led nationalism
Existing research extensively documents the Communist Party of China's strategic utilisation of nationalism to bolster its legitimacy, primarily through shaping the nationalist belief system in alignment with its political agenda and historical narrative. However, this article proposes an additional viewpoint: the success of the state-led nationalist endeavour also hinges on resonating with the common psychological traits of the Chinese masses. W…
A Cultural Theory of Chinese Foreign Policy
This article introduces a cultural theory of Chinese foreign policy based on Chinese face culture and its three-dimensional features, namely: motivation; cognition and behavior. The core promise of this theory contends that face is the cultural expression of self-esteem, which is a powerful motive that drives China’s foreign policy. With the Chinese relationalism acting as a cognitive filter, there is a distinctive approach to fulfill this desire…
The relationship between parental conflict and preschool children's behavior problems
RNA-seq profiling reveals differentially expressed genes as potential markers for vital reaction in skin contusion
Detection of the vitality of wounds is essential in forensic practice. The present study used Illumina RNA-seq technology to determine gene expression profiles in contused mouse skin. In obtained high quality sequencing reads, the reads were mapped onto a reference transcriptome (Mus_musculus.GRCm38.83). The results revealed that there were 659 up-regulated and 996 down-regulated differentially expressed genes (DEGs) in contused mouse skin. The D…
RNA-seq profiling reveals differentially expressed genes as potential markers for vital reaction in skin contusion
Detection of the vitality of wounds is essential in forensic practice. The present study used Illumina RNA-seq technology to determine gene expression profiles in contused mouse skin. In obtained high quality sequencing reads, the reads were mapped onto a reference transcriptome (Mus_musculus.GRCm38.83). The results revealed that there were 659 up-regulated and 996 down-regulated differentially expressed genes (DEGs) in contused mouse skin. The D…
The relationship between parental conflict and preschool children's behavior problems
Developmental Coordination Disorder in Chinese Children Is Correlated With Cognitive Deficits
Cognitive deficits have been commonly observed in children with developmental coordination disorder (DCD), including memory, attention, and executive function difficulties. The present study evaluates the specific cognitive deficits in Chinese children with DCD, through a number of tests. A total of 401 children aged 7 to 10 years old from primary schools in Guangdong Province, China, participated in this study. Using the guidelines of the Moveme…
Links of family- and school-level socioeconomic status to academic achievement among Chinese middle school students
A network analysis of problematic smartphone use symptoms in a student sample
A Cultural Theory of Chinese Foreign Policy
This article introduces a cultural theory of Chinese foreign policy based on Chinese face culture and its three-dimensional features, namely: motivation; cognition and behavior. The core promise of this theory contends that face is the cultural expression of self-esteem, which is a powerful motive that drives China’s foreign policy. With the Chinese relationalism acting as a cognitive filter, there is a distinctive approach to fulfill this desire…
China’s rise, Guanxi, and primary institutions
This article focuses on how China views the normative structure of the international order. It integrates the Chinese cultural idea of guanxi into the established English School tradition in International Relations theory and argues that the norm of guanxi is an emerging pluralist primary institution. In this article, the author first presents the emergence of guanxi as a purposive norm in China’s foreign policy, and the interplay of this norm be…
Fear and Greed
Since Canberra's embrace of a more confrontational China policy in the last four years, Australian scholars and analysts have begun to debate China's economic retaliation against Australia. This group of people, also known as “issue publics,” have special functions in the Australian foreign policymaking process. This article covers four years of debate within Australian issue publics since early 2017. It aims to document the major arguments that …
China as a great power
This article attempts to comprehend China's foreign policy as the nation takes on the status of a great power. By adopting the Chinese concept of "face" as an analytical tool, my paper illustrates why face as a cultural expression of desire for collective "self-esteem" has been increasingly important to China's current foreign policy, and how the cultural mandate of face informs China's interactions with other nations in order to strive for natio…
Cohesion Model and Scenario Simulation for Risk Prevention of “Blockchain + Agriculture Crowdfunding” from the Synergistic Perspective
Aiming at the problems such as scattered subjects, static mode and single function, this paper explores a dynamic synergistic risk prevention mode of agricultural crowdfunding that adapts to the age of data intelligence. Based on multiple prevention subjects, the blockchain technology and cohesion principle are introduced into agricultural crowdfunding prevention, and then a risk prevention dynamic model of “blockchain + agricultural crowdfunding…
Research on the coupling and coordination of urbanization and flood disasters based on an improved coupling coordination model
Honour versus face
Chinese students in Australian election campaigns
The psychosocial foundation of China’s state-led nationalism
Existing research extensively documents the Communist Party of China's strategic utilisation of nationalism to bolster its legitimacy, primarily through shaping the nationalist belief system in alignment with its political agenda and historical narrative. However, this article proposes an additional viewpoint: the success of the state-led nationalist endeavour also hinges on resonating with the common psychological traits of the Chinese masses. W…
Political Participation as a Pathway to Integration
This article examines Chinese international students’ (CISs’) participation in Australian party politics and election campaigns under the prevailing “China panic” climate that problematises Chinese presence in public life. As one of the first empirical studies to explore CISs’ participation in party politics and elections in a host society, it advances a novel understanding of migrant integration by analysing how temporary migrants without voting…
Multiple driving patterns for the coordinated development of urbanization and flood disasters from a configuration perspective
China (8 works) · Political science (8 works) · Sociology (8 works) · Politics (7 works) · International Relations and Foreign Policy (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works)