Yiping Fang
Biographic Data
| ID | 3815668 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yiping Fang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yiping |
| FAMILY NAME | Fang |
| SIGNATURE | FANG Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | Chinese Academy of Sciences |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3607-3271 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 28 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 237 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 28 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 7 |
Flash flood risk governance system in China and its governance effectiveness
Assessment of the spatial and temporal dynamics of food system resilience and its response to natural hazards
Application of a Water Supply-Demand Balance Model to Set Priorities for Improvements in Water Supply Systems
Water scarcity is one of the leading challenges for sustainable development in the context of climate change, particularly for agriculturally reliant countries. Inadequate water supplies tend to generate environmental and health issues. Improvements in water supply systems should give priority to the region with the most severe mismatch between water supply and demand. To set priorities for the improvement of water supply systems, this study prop…
Improving Global Planning Education by Centering the Experience of International Students in U.S. and Canadian Planning Schools
This report examines ways to better support international students in U.S. and Canadian planning schools based on a survey and focus groups conducted by the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Global Planning Education Committee (GPEC). Findings show that international students often face alienation and structural barriers to navigating universities and living in an unfamiliar culture, along with identity ambiguity, inadequate career se…
Social resilience and its scale effects along the historical Tea-Horse Road
This study adopted an empirical analysis to explore social resilience to major natural disasters along the Tea-Horse Road (THR) in southwest China and to understand why and how the THR and its connected communities maintained and developed over a long period. A set of archive data, literature re-analysis, statistical data, monitoring data, and surveyed materials were collected and qualitatively and quantitatively analysed to support a holistic in…
Assessment of urban resilience based on the transformation of resource-based cities
Yang, Y., Y. Fang, Y. Xu, and Y. Zhang. 2021. Assessment of urban resilience based on the transformation of resource-based cities: a case study of Panzhihua, China. Ecology and Society 26(2):20. https://doi.org/10.5751/ES-12280-260220
Spatio-Temporal Analysis of Drought Variability Using CWSI in the Koshi River Basin (KRB)
Drought is one of the most frequent meteorological disasters, and has exerted significant impacts on the livelihoods and economy of the Koshi River Basin (KRB). In this study, we assessed drought patterns using the Crop Water Shortage Index (CWSI) based on the MOD16 product for the period between 2000 and 2014. The results revealed that the CWSI based on the MOD16 product can be act as an indicator to monitor the characteristics of the drought. S…
Effects of natural disasters on livelihood resilience of rural residents in Sichuan
Children of migrant parents
Migrant household homeownership outcomes in large Chinese cities - the sustained impact of hukou
Homeownership by migrant households in large Chinese cities is increasingly evident and sometimes blamed for driving up local housing prices. Hukou reform grants local hukou to migrants in small cities while it allows large cities to set up hukou entry barriers to control migration. This paper explores whether migrant households’ micro-level characteristics and macro-level urban policies relating to hukou reform have any impact on their housing t…
Drivers of urban sprawl in urbanizing China – a political ecology analysis
Chinese cities have undergone a process of urbanization that has resulted in significant urban sprawl in the past 20 years. This paper uses the “ecology of actors” framework to analyse the interactions among various state, market and civil society players that result in excessive land conversion from agricultural to urban use. The paper shows that under the existing institutional settings, the interests of most actors involved in the process are …
Rural household vulnerability and strategies for improvement
Impacts of snow disaster on meat production and adaptation
Emerging socio-spatial pattern of Chinese cities
Sensitivity of livelihood strategy to livelihood capital in mountain areas
Managing the Three-Rivers Headwater Region, China
Introduction—Living in Chinese Enclave Cities
(2012). Introduction—Living in Chinese Enclave Cities. Urban Geography: Vol. 33, Living in Chinese Enclave Cities, pp. 161-166
Affecting elements and regional variables based on the objective of carbon intensity reduction in China
The international community is facing the challenge of climate change, and the rapid increase of energy consumption plays a central role in the increasing carbon dioxide emissions. With 31 provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions in mainland China, this article establishes an impact model of carbon intensity, identifies key influencing factors on carbon intensity, and quantifies the effect of primary energy consumption, coal share, econom…
Frozen soil change and adaptation of animal husbandry
The Winners in China's Urban Housing Reform
Housing reform in China has proceeded on two tracks: privatization of public housing and development of a new private housing sector. During this period of transition, rents have remained relatively low in the remaining public housing, and purchase prices offered to occupants of public housing have been well below market prices. Although these rents and prices are partly based on known formulas, there is considerable variability in how much peopl…
Residence Status and Housing in Urban China
Market reform in China has created new housing opportunities for urban residents, particularly the option of purchasing former public housing at subsidized prices. This study of Beijing demonstrates that in the reform system, just like the prior socialist system, a large fraction of the population is marginalized from these opportunities by virtue of their status as migrants. Migrants are disproportionately found in relatively high-cost, low qual…
Access to Housing in Urban China
Like income inequality, housing inequality in urban China is strongly affected by state policies that give preferential treatment to insiders. In this case, the key policies are related to their residence status, which involves not only their migration history but also their legal position. Using data from the Chinese census of 2000 for eight large cities, this study shows how residence status affects access to various pathways to housing. In add…
The Dynamics of Chinese Regional Development — Market Nature, State Nurture – By Jane Golley
Technological influences and abatement strategies for industrial sulphur dioxide in China
Industrial SO2 is the most important air pollutant in China. This paper outlines the technological impacts on industrial SO2 emissions in China in terms of: amount, intensity, structure of energy consumption and structure of energy-intensive industries. It shows that industrial SO2 emissions have linear growth alongside increases in energy consumption, particularly the rise in coal consumption. The contribution of technological factors to decreas…
Residential Satisfaction, Moving Intention and Moving Behaviours
This paper studies residential satisfaction among original residents in the redeveloped inner-city neighbourhoods of Beijing. It is based on a questionnaire survey that was conducted in four neighbourhoods redeveloped at different time periods in the past 15 years. The survey data suggest an overall low level of satisfaction across all four neighbourhoods. Only the unit size and length of stay significantly relate to residential satisfaction. The…
The Winners in China's Urban Housing Reform
Housing reform in China has proceeded on two tracks: privatization of public housing and development of a new private housing sector. During this period of transition, rents have remained relatively low in the remaining public housing, and purchase prices offered to occupants of public housing have been well below market prices. Although these rents and prices are partly based on known formulas, there is considerable variability in how much peopl…
Access to Housing in Urban China
Like income inequality, housing inequality in urban China is strongly affected by state policies that give preferential treatment to insiders. In this case, the key policies are related to their residence status, which involves not only their migration history but also their legal position. Using data from the Chinese census of 2000 for eight large cities, this study shows how residence status affects access to various pathways to housing. In add…
Residential Satisfaction, Moving Intention and Moving Behaviours
This paper studies residential satisfaction among original residents in the redeveloped inner-city neighbourhoods of Beijing. It is based on a questionnaire survey that was conducted in four neighbourhoods redeveloped at different time periods in the past 15 years. The survey data suggest an overall low level of satisfaction across all four neighbourhoods. Only the unit size and length of stay significantly relate to residential satisfaction. The…
Migrant household homeownership outcomes in large Chinese cities - the sustained impact of hukou
Homeownership by migrant households in large Chinese cities is increasingly evident and sometimes blamed for driving up local housing prices. Hukou reform grants local hukou to migrants in small cities while it allows large cities to set up hukou entry barriers to control migration. This paper explores whether migrant households’ micro-level characteristics and macro-level urban policies relating to hukou reform have any impact on their housing t…
Drivers of urban sprawl in urbanizing China – a political ecology analysis
Chinese cities have undergone a process of urbanization that has resulted in significant urban sprawl in the past 20 years. This paper uses the “ecology of actors” framework to analyse the interactions among various state, market and civil society players that result in excessive land conversion from agricultural to urban use. The paper shows that under the existing institutional settings, the interests of most actors involved in the process are …
Effects of natural disasters on livelihood resilience of rural residents in Sichuan
Introduction—Living in Chinese Enclave Cities
(2012). Introduction—Living in Chinese Enclave Cities. Urban Geography: Vol. 33, Living in Chinese Enclave Cities, pp. 161-166
Children of migrant parents
Rural household vulnerability and strategies for improvement
Emerging socio-spatial pattern of Chinese cities
Frozen soil change and adaptation of animal husbandry
Assessment of urban resilience based on the transformation of resource-based cities
Yang, Y., Y. Fang, Y. Xu, and Y. Zhang. 2021. Assessment of urban resilience based on the transformation of resource-based cities: a case study of Panzhihua, China. Ecology and Society 26(2):20. https://doi.org/10.5751/ES-12280-260220
Impacts of snow disaster on meat production and adaptation
Managing the Three-Rivers Headwater Region, China
Ecotourism in Western Sichuan, China
Western Sichuan is not only the key region for soil and water conservation in the upper reaches of the Yangtse River, China, but also the homeland of the Zang (Tibetan), Yi, and Qiang minority nationalities. The forest industry was responsible for 78% of the total revenue in this region before the implementation of a central strategy of natural forest conservation, which prescribed limits on cutting and clearing and the return of cultivated land …
Approaches to the environmental management of disasters in mountainous areas of China
Mountain disaster occurrence has a close relationship with human activities. It is the human activity that aggravates the mountain disasters and environment deterioration. Therefore, during the process of social and economic development, regulating human behaviour, reasonably utilizing and protecting natural resources and environment by means of controlling the human approach, i.e. industrial economy, regional economy allocation, river basin econ…
Towards sustainability
The paper explores the objectives, strategies and barriers to cleaner production (CP) implementation in China. Successful demonstration projects in China have shown that CP is a strategy for reducing pollution and costs, increasing competitiveness and achieving an integrated balance between economic and environmental benefits. As such, it is an inevitable choice and important contribution to sustainable development. However, it has not progressed…
Residential Satisfaction, Moving Intention and Moving Behaviours
This paper studies residential satisfaction among original residents in the redeveloped inner-city neighbourhoods of Beijing. It is based on a questionnaire survey that was conducted in four neighbourhoods redeveloped at different time periods in the past 15 years. The survey data suggest an overall low level of satisfaction across all four neighbourhoods. Only the unit size and length of stay significantly relate to residential satisfaction. The…
The Dynamics of Chinese Regional Development — Market Nature, State Nurture – By Jane Golley
Technological influences and abatement strategies for industrial sulphur dioxide in China
Industrial SO2 is the most important air pollutant in China. This paper outlines the technological impacts on industrial SO2 emissions in China in terms of: amount, intensity, structure of energy consumption and structure of energy-intensive industries. It shows that industrial SO2 emissions have linear growth alongside increases in energy consumption, particularly the rise in coal consumption. The contribution of technological factors to decreas…
Residence Status and Housing in Urban China
Market reform in China has created new housing opportunities for urban residents, particularly the option of purchasing former public housing at subsidized prices. This study of Beijing demonstrates that in the reform system, just like the prior socialist system, a large fraction of the population is marginalized from these opportunities by virtue of their status as migrants. Migrants are disproportionately found in relatively high-cost, low qual…
Access to Housing in Urban China
Like income inequality, housing inequality in urban China is strongly affected by state policies that give preferential treatment to insiders. In this case, the key policies are related to their residence status, which involves not only their migration history but also their legal position. Using data from the Chinese census of 2000 for eight large cities, this study shows how residence status affects access to various pathways to housing. In add…
The Winners in China's Urban Housing Reform
Housing reform in China has proceeded on two tracks: privatization of public housing and development of a new private housing sector. During this period of transition, rents have remained relatively low in the remaining public housing, and purchase prices offered to occupants of public housing have been well below market prices. Although these rents and prices are partly based on known formulas, there is considerable variability in how much peopl…
Affecting elements and regional variables based on the objective of carbon intensity reduction in China
The international community is facing the challenge of climate change, and the rapid increase of energy consumption plays a central role in the increasing carbon dioxide emissions. With 31 provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions in mainland China, this article establishes an impact model of carbon intensity, identifies key influencing factors on carbon intensity, and quantifies the effect of primary energy consumption, coal share, econom…
Frozen soil change and adaptation of animal husbandry
Introduction—Living in Chinese Enclave Cities
(2012). Introduction—Living in Chinese Enclave Cities. Urban Geography: Vol. 33, Living in Chinese Enclave Cities, pp. 161-166
Managing the Three-Rivers Headwater Region, China
Sensitivity of livelihood strategy to livelihood capital in mountain areas
Impacts of snow disaster on meat production and adaptation
Emerging socio-spatial pattern of Chinese cities
Migrant household homeownership outcomes in large Chinese cities - the sustained impact of hukou
Homeownership by migrant households in large Chinese cities is increasingly evident and sometimes blamed for driving up local housing prices. Hukou reform grants local hukou to migrants in small cities while it allows large cities to set up hukou entry barriers to control migration. This paper explores whether migrant households’ micro-level characteristics and macro-level urban policies relating to hukou reform have any impact on their housing t…
Drivers of urban sprawl in urbanizing China – a political ecology analysis
Chinese cities have undergone a process of urbanization that has resulted in significant urban sprawl in the past 20 years. This paper uses the “ecology of actors” framework to analyse the interactions among various state, market and civil society players that result in excessive land conversion from agricultural to urban use. The paper shows that under the existing institutional settings, the interests of most actors involved in the process are …
Rural household vulnerability and strategies for improvement
Effects of natural disasters on livelihood resilience of rural residents in Sichuan
Children of migrant parents
Spatio-Temporal Analysis of Drought Variability Using CWSI in the Koshi River Basin (KRB)
Drought is one of the most frequent meteorological disasters, and has exerted significant impacts on the livelihoods and economy of the Koshi River Basin (KRB). In this study, we assessed drought patterns using the Crop Water Shortage Index (CWSI) based on the MOD16 product for the period between 2000 and 2014. The results revealed that the CWSI based on the MOD16 product can be act as an indicator to monitor the characteristics of the drought. S…
Social resilience and its scale effects along the historical Tea-Horse Road
This study adopted an empirical analysis to explore social resilience to major natural disasters along the Tea-Horse Road (THR) in southwest China and to understand why and how the THR and its connected communities maintained and developed over a long period. A set of archive data, literature re-analysis, statistical data, monitoring data, and surveyed materials were collected and qualitatively and quantitatively analysed to support a holistic in…
Assessment of urban resilience based on the transformation of resource-based cities
Yang, Y., Y. Fang, Y. Xu, and Y. Zhang. 2021. Assessment of urban resilience based on the transformation of resource-based cities: a case study of Panzhihua, China. Ecology and Society 26(2):20. https://doi.org/10.5751/ES-12280-260220
Application of a Water Supply-Demand Balance Model to Set Priorities for Improvements in Water Supply Systems
Water scarcity is one of the leading challenges for sustainable development in the context of climate change, particularly for agriculturally reliant countries. Inadequate water supplies tend to generate environmental and health issues. Improvements in water supply systems should give priority to the region with the most severe mismatch between water supply and demand. To set priorities for the improvement of water supply systems, this study prop…
Geography (21 works) · China (16 works) · Economics (16 works) · Business (15 works) · Environmental Science (11 works) · Political science (11 works) · Environmental resource management (10 works) · Ecology (9 works) · Economic growth (7 works) · Environmental planning (7 works)