Long Yang
Biographic Data
| ID | 3856729 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Long Yang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Long |
| FAMILY NAME | Yang |
| SIGNATURE | YANG L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Central South University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5615-8216 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 21 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 22 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 21 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
‘Welfare dictatorship’ in socialist China?: Workers, popular opinions, and participatory state socialism, 1957–1958
Why did the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) greatly reduce welfare benefits during the Rectification Campaign (1957–58) when workers demanded an increase in social care? The campaign encouraged them to publicly express their views within factories, and the CCP designed an institutionalized channel to survey such opinions for policy deliberation. Using reference bulletins, policy documents, newspapers, city archives, and factory gazetteers, this art…
Functional Effects of the Pioneer Fern Dicranopteris on Soil Fertility and Its Spatial Patterns in Degraded Hilly Landscapes
Vegetation recovery is vital for reversing soil degradation in subtropical red soil regions. This study evaluates the role of the pioneer fern Dicranopteris in enhancing soil fertility and its spatial variability across degraded hills in South China. Soil samples were collected from five provinces (Guangdong, Guangxi, Jiangxi, Fujian, and Hunan) in the red soil region of southern China, including 84 samples from slopes covered by Dicranopteris an…
The Impact of AI Identity on University Students’ Research Creativity and the Moderating Role of Ethical Dilemmas: An Ambidextrous Learning Perspective
Artificial intelligence has been effectively integrated into every stage of undergraduate research, significantly improving students’ learning efficiency. Against this backdrop, artificial intelligence is no longer merely an optional external tool, but has become an extension of college students’ personal capabilities—that is, “AI identity.” The study constructs a moderated dual-mediation model from the perspective of ambidextrous learning. Movin…
Topological and source–sink integrated analysis of urban thermal environment networks in a megacity: Longitudinal insights from Guangzhou
Impact of Different Re‐Cultivation Models on Abandoned Cropland Reuse in China
Some croplands in hilly and mountainous regions worldwide are cycling between being abandoned and re‐cultivated. However, even government‐led re‐cultivation efforts in some areas remain vulnerable to being abandoned again. This study examines how farmers' experiences of re‐cultivating abandoned cropland (ERAC) influence their current willingness to re‐cultivate abandoned cropland (WRAC). The study employs an analytical framework based on self‐per…
San Huang decoction accelerates diabetic wound healing by restraining STING signaling to attenuate inflammation and enhance angiogenesis
Transnational Migration and Social Integration of Chinese Educational Migrants in Chiang Mai under the New Media Era
This study explores the phenomenon of Chinese educational migration to Chiang Mai, Thailand, in the context of the new media era. With the increasing mobility of Chinese nationals seeking international education and better living conditions, Chiang Mai has emerged as a key destination due to its affordability, favorable climate, and access to international schools. The research investigates how Chinese migrants navigate transnational life, adapt …
Gendered Denunciation, Sexual Misconduct, and the Regulation of the Maoist Cadres During the Socialist Education Movement
Why did village women who were victims of cadre sexual abuse refrain from making public denunciations of their abusers, while their husbands, fathers, and unrelated men did so? This article examines previously overlooked materials from the Socialist Education Movement (1962-66) to deepen our understanding of the gendered form of political participation that contributed to holding cadres more accountable. Although the extant scholarship has used t…
Research on the Prior Cultivation of Western Program Volunteers by Colleges and Universities
Colleges and universities, as the main recruiting body of volunteers for the Western Program. It has played an important role in the process of deeply implementing the western development project, and undertake the mission of selecting outstanding talents with firm ideals and beliefs, noble voluntary sentiments, and a willingness to selflessly dedicate themselves to the country, the west and grassroots level. The article analyzes the problems exi…
The impact of China’s big data pilot zone policy on public service quality: A mixed methods study
Perceptions of Social Mobility and Political Trust in China: The Mediating Role of Perceived Fairness
Justice After Mao: The Politics of Historical Truth in the People's Republic of China
How can a dictatorship cope with the legacy of injustices and atrocities committed in its own name? This was one of the pressing questions the Chinese Communist Party leadership faced after the death of Mao Zedong in September 1976 and the end of the Cultural Revolution. This collection presents ground-breaking, original research to address the question of historical justice in the Party's attempt to survive politically despite rampant factionali…
Multidimensional Inequality and Subjective Well-Being in China: A Generalized Ordered Logit Model Analysis
Hatim, Basil and Munday, Jeremy (2019): Translation, Second edition. London/New York: Routledge, 376 p
Hatim, Basil and Munday, Jeremy (2019): Translation, Second edition. London/New York: Routledge, 376 p.. Un article de la revue Meta (Volume 67, numéro 2, août 2022, p. 251-496) diffusée par la plateforme Érudit
Hierarchical medical system and local medical performance: A quasi-natural experiment evaluation in Shanghai, China
Background: In order to maintain high standards of healthcare, it is necessary for medical departments to provide high-quality and affordable medical services to local residents. This has been widely accepted in developed countries, while the medical treatment systems in developing countries remain to be improved. This research is based on a pilot of a hierarchical medical system in Shanghai, China, to evaluate the effects on policy of medical re…
Shades of Red: Changing Understandings of Political Loyalty in the Chinese Communist Party, 1921–2021
While changes in Chinese Communist Party (CCP) recruitment are generally described as different phases focused on recruiting either “reds” or “experts,” giving more or less weight to political or technical criteria, we instead stress the importance of changing understandings of political loyalty to examine these evolutions. By tracing these changes throughout the party's 100 years, we show that how the party understands loyalty is largely strateg…
Mobile Internet Use and Multidimensional Poverty: Evidence from A Household Survey in Rural China
Global terrestrial stilling: Does Earth’s greening play a role
Previous studies have documented that surface wind speed (u) has been increasing over the ocean but decreasing over land for the past several decades. The decreasing u at the surface over land has been referred to as terrestrial stilling. A plausible hypothesis for terrestrial stilling is an increase in surface roughness associated with changes in land surface (e.g. enhanced vegetation growth, landscape fragmentation or urbanization). One of the …
China’s regional development policy
Regional policy can be seen as a cross-regional, broadly based foundational policy with a multi-layered approach comprising a combination of policies, as part of China&s;s policy system. Regional policy in China has moved from solving problems to coordinating growth. The focus of regional policy is determining the functional orientation and development mode of the different kinds of land based on the capacity of its resources and its environment …
Contrasting impacts of urban forms on the future thermal environment: Example of Beijing metropolitan area
This study investigated impacts of urban forms on the future thermal environment over Beijing, the capital city of China. Beijing is experiencing remarkable urban expansion and is planned to undergo the transformation of urban forms from single-centric (compact-city) to poly-centric city (dispersed-city). Impacts of urban forms on the future thermal environment were compared and evaluated by conducting numerical experiments based on a regional at…
Contrasting responses of urban and rural surface energy budgets to heat waves explain synergies between urban heat islands and heat waves
Heat waves (HWs) are projected to become more frequent and last longer over most land areas in the late 21st century, which raises serious public health concerns. Urban residents face higher health risks due to synergies between HWs and urban heat islands (UHIs) (i.e., UHIs are higher under HW conditions). However, the responses of urban and rural surface energy budgets to HWs are still largely unknown. This study analyzes observations from two f…
Mobile Internet Use and Multidimensional Poverty: Evidence from A Household Survey in Rural China
Perceptions of Social Mobility and Political Trust in China: The Mediating Role of Perceived Fairness
Multidimensional Inequality and Subjective Well-Being in China: A Generalized Ordered Logit Model Analysis
Shades of Red: Changing Understandings of Political Loyalty in the Chinese Communist Party, 1921–2021
While changes in Chinese Communist Party (CCP) recruitment are generally described as different phases focused on recruiting either “reds” or “experts,” giving more or less weight to political or technical criteria, we instead stress the importance of changing understandings of political loyalty to examine these evolutions. By tracing these changes throughout the party's 100 years, we show that how the party understands loyalty is largely strateg…
Contrasting responses of urban and rural surface energy budgets to heat waves explain synergies between urban heat islands and heat waves
Heat waves (HWs) are projected to become more frequent and last longer over most land areas in the late 21st century, which raises serious public health concerns. Urban residents face higher health risks due to synergies between HWs and urban heat islands (UHIs) (i.e., UHIs are higher under HW conditions). However, the responses of urban and rural surface energy budgets to HWs are still largely unknown. This study analyzes observations from two f…
China’s regional development policy
Regional policy can be seen as a cross-regional, broadly based foundational policy with a multi-layered approach comprising a combination of policies, as part of China&s;s policy system. Regional policy in China has moved from solving problems to coordinating growth. The focus of regional policy is determining the functional orientation and development mode of the different kinds of land based on the capacity of its resources and its environment …
Contrasting impacts of urban forms on the future thermal environment: Example of Beijing metropolitan area
This study investigated impacts of urban forms on the future thermal environment over Beijing, the capital city of China. Beijing is experiencing remarkable urban expansion and is planned to undergo the transformation of urban forms from single-centric (compact-city) to poly-centric city (dispersed-city). Impacts of urban forms on the future thermal environment were compared and evaluated by conducting numerical experiments based on a regional at…
Global terrestrial stilling: Does Earth’s greening play a role
Previous studies have documented that surface wind speed (u) has been increasing over the ocean but decreasing over land for the past several decades. The decreasing u at the surface over land has been referred to as terrestrial stilling. A plausible hypothesis for terrestrial stilling is an increase in surface roughness associated with changes in land surface (e.g. enhanced vegetation growth, landscape fragmentation or urbanization). One of the …
Mobile Internet Use and Multidimensional Poverty: Evidence from A Household Survey in Rural China
Hierarchical medical system and local medical performance: A quasi-natural experiment evaluation in Shanghai, China
Background: In order to maintain high standards of healthcare, it is necessary for medical departments to provide high-quality and affordable medical services to local residents. This has been widely accepted in developed countries, while the medical treatment systems in developing countries remain to be improved. This research is based on a pilot of a hierarchical medical system in Shanghai, China, to evaluate the effects on policy of medical re…
Shades of Red: Changing Understandings of Political Loyalty in the Chinese Communist Party, 1921–2021
While changes in Chinese Communist Party (CCP) recruitment are generally described as different phases focused on recruiting either “reds” or “experts,” giving more or less weight to political or technical criteria, we instead stress the importance of changing understandings of political loyalty to examine these evolutions. By tracing these changes throughout the party's 100 years, we show that how the party understands loyalty is largely strateg…
Justice After Mao: The Politics of Historical Truth in the People's Republic of China
How can a dictatorship cope with the legacy of injustices and atrocities committed in its own name? This was one of the pressing questions the Chinese Communist Party leadership faced after the death of Mao Zedong in September 1976 and the end of the Cultural Revolution. This collection presents ground-breaking, original research to address the question of historical justice in the Party's attempt to survive politically despite rampant factionali…
Multidimensional Inequality and Subjective Well-Being in China: A Generalized Ordered Logit Model Analysis
Hatim, Basil and Munday, Jeremy (2019): Translation, Second edition. London/New York: Routledge, 376 p
Hatim, Basil and Munday, Jeremy (2019): Translation, Second edition. London/New York: Routledge, 376 p.. Un article de la revue Meta (Volume 67, numéro 2, août 2022, p. 251-496) diffusée par la plateforme Érudit
Research on the Prior Cultivation of Western Program Volunteers by Colleges and Universities
Colleges and universities, as the main recruiting body of volunteers for the Western Program. It has played an important role in the process of deeply implementing the western development project, and undertake the mission of selecting outstanding talents with firm ideals and beliefs, noble voluntary sentiments, and a willingness to selflessly dedicate themselves to the country, the west and grassroots level. The article analyzes the problems exi…
The impact of China’s big data pilot zone policy on public service quality: A mixed methods study
Perceptions of Social Mobility and Political Trust in China: The Mediating Role of Perceived Fairness
Transnational Migration and Social Integration of Chinese Educational Migrants in Chiang Mai under the New Media Era
This study explores the phenomenon of Chinese educational migration to Chiang Mai, Thailand, in the context of the new media era. With the increasing mobility of Chinese nationals seeking international education and better living conditions, Chiang Mai has emerged as a key destination due to its affordability, favorable climate, and access to international schools. The research investigates how Chinese migrants navigate transnational life, adapt …
Gendered Denunciation, Sexual Misconduct, and the Regulation of the Maoist Cadres During the Socialist Education Movement
Why did village women who were victims of cadre sexual abuse refrain from making public denunciations of their abusers, while their husbands, fathers, and unrelated men did so? This article examines previously overlooked materials from the Socialist Education Movement (1962-66) to deepen our understanding of the gendered form of political participation that contributed to holding cadres more accountable. Although the extant scholarship has used t…
‘Welfare dictatorship’ in socialist China?: Workers, popular opinions, and participatory state socialism, 1957–1958
Why did the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) greatly reduce welfare benefits during the Rectification Campaign (1957–58) when workers demanded an increase in social care? The campaign encouraged them to publicly express their views within factories, and the CCP designed an institutionalized channel to survey such opinions for policy deliberation. Using reference bulletins, policy documents, newspapers, city archives, and factory gazetteers, this art…
Functional Effects of the Pioneer Fern Dicranopteris on Soil Fertility and Its Spatial Patterns in Degraded Hilly Landscapes
Vegetation recovery is vital for reversing soil degradation in subtropical red soil regions. This study evaluates the role of the pioneer fern Dicranopteris in enhancing soil fertility and its spatial variability across degraded hills in South China. Soil samples were collected from five provinces (Guangdong, Guangxi, Jiangxi, Fujian, and Hunan) in the red soil region of southern China, including 84 samples from slopes covered by Dicranopteris an…
The Impact of AI Identity on University Students’ Research Creativity and the Moderating Role of Ethical Dilemmas: An Ambidextrous Learning Perspective
Artificial intelligence has been effectively integrated into every stage of undergraduate research, significantly improving students’ learning efficiency. Against this backdrop, artificial intelligence is no longer merely an optional external tool, but has become an extension of college students’ personal capabilities—that is, “AI identity.” The study constructs a moderated dual-mediation model from the perspective of ambidextrous learning. Movin…
Topological and source–sink integrated analysis of urban thermal environment networks in a megacity: Longitudinal insights from Guangzhou
Impact of Different Re‐Cultivation Models on Abandoned Cropland Reuse in China
Some croplands in hilly and mountainous regions worldwide are cycling between being abandoned and re‐cultivated. However, even government‐led re‐cultivation efforts in some areas remain vulnerable to being abandoned again. This study examines how farmers' experiences of re‐cultivating abandoned cropland (ERAC) influence their current willingness to re‐cultivate abandoned cropland (WRAC). The study employs an analytical framework based on self‐per…
San Huang decoction accelerates diabetic wound healing by restraining STING signaling to attenuate inflammation and enhance angiogenesis
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