Peter Ping Li
Biographic Data
| ID | 4007357 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Peter Ping Li |
| GIVEN NAMES | Peter Ping |
| FAMILY NAME | Li |
| SIGNATURE | LI P P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Copenhagen Business School |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0170-2050 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 23 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 76 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 23 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
The link between China's catchup process and the China-US technology decoupling
The Epistemology of Yin-Yang Balancing as the Root of Chinese Cultural Traditions
Most Eastern traditional philosophies, such as Taoism, from China, share a set of core themes that constitute a philosophy of wisdom (science–art integration), in contrast to Western philosophies with a focus on knowledge (science–art separation). This chapter argues that the epistemological system of yin-yang balancing is the root of Eastern culture traditions. Building on this theme, the chapter elaborates on the unique features of yin-yang bal…
The traditional Chinese philosophies in inter-cultural leadership
Purpose As the global presence of Chinese firms grows, increasing numbers of Chinese managers are working abroad as expatriates. However, little attention has been paid to such Chinese expatriate managers and their leadership challenges in an inter-cultural context, especially across a large cultural distance. To fill the gap in the literature concerning the leadership challenges for expatriate managers in an inter-cultural context, the purpose o…
The time for transition
After publishing six volumes in the past six years, we now have the first issue of the 7th volume of Journal of Trust Research (JTR)! In the past six years, we have published 6 volumes with 39 regu
Trust-distrust balance
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to explore how Chinese and Finnish managers in cross-cultural supply-chain relationships evaluate their business partners’ trustworthiness and distrustworthiness. Design/methodology/approach Representatives of two Finnish companies and their Chinese and Finnish suppliers were interviewed to collect qualitative data from 23 managers. Findings The Chinese managers emphasized relationship-specific, personalized t…
Trust portfolio toward an integrative framework
Before I introduce the articles published in the second issue of JTR in 2016, I would like to take the opportunity to share a couple of noteworthy news items with you. First, the number of submissi
The holistic and contextual natures of trust
Welcome to the 6th year birthday of Journal of Trust Research! We have published five volumes already. In the past 5 years, we have published 33 regular articles, 12 special-forum articles, and 11
Global implications of the indigenous epistemological system from the east
Purpose - The author argues and explains that the indigenous Eastern epistemological system of Yin-Yang balancing should be taken as a novel system or frame of thinking, which is deeply rooted in the indigenous Eastern culture traditions, but it has significant global implications, especially in the domain of paradox management. The purpose of this paper is twofold: first, to provide a detailed elaboration of the indigenous Eastern epistemologica…
Both Converging toward and Diverging from Global Paradigms
Response to article by Shawn Pope and John W. Meyer: "The Global Corporate Organization" published in the Dialogue, Debate, and Discussion editorial section of Management and Organization Review (MOR), 11:2, June 2015, 173–177.
Trust research community misses an outstanding scholar and friend
As the world of academic research seems to be increasingly dominated by impact factors and performance indicators, it takes a personal tragedy to remind us of the human bonds we enjoy as part of ou
The duality of unity-in-diversity in trust research
It is my great pleasure to introduce the second issue of Journal of Trust Research (JTR) in 2015. This issue reflects the first of our new initiatives to provide a broader range of articles for our
Managing paradox
From the overview: Organizations and the people working in them find themselves in environments that are increasingly volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous (VUCA). Under these conditions, tensions that are ongoing, and seemingly overwhelming can be difficult to understand, much less easy to address. These tensions show up in all facets of organizational life including leadership (control vs. empowerment), teamwork (task vs. relationships), …
Leader–member skill distance, team cooperation, and team performance
Social Capital in Asia
This article provides an overview of social capital in Asia. Social capital is trust and appears in two main forms: relational, based on societal norms, and systemic, based on societal institutions. The relational encourages personalistic transactions; and systemic trust, supports more formal, and usually larger, transactions backed by law. For economic development, the systemic form becomes crucial but needs to be compatible with relational norm…
Toward the geocentric framework of intuition
It is increasingly recognized that the geocentric integration of the West and the East (the West-East balance) is not only economically but also culturally imperative for the whole world in the future (Chen & Miller, 2010; Li, 2012a). However, to achieve such integration is the biggest challenge for both Western and Eastern scholars, especially at the fundamental level of philosophy. The Eastern philosophies share the theme of wisdom, so I catego…
A tentative typology of context for trust research and beyond
I would also like to take this opportunity to acknowledge all of those who contributed to the journal over the past year by reviewing manuscripts. We greatly appreciate your genuine interest in helping other trust scholars and in ensuring the high quality of the research that appears in Journal of Trust Research. A list of those who reviewed manuscripts for the journal over the past year appears at the end of the issue
In search of relevant and rigorous measures for trust research
Welcome to the second issue of Journal of Trust Research (JTR) in 2013. With the publication of this issue, JTR celebrates its third anniversary. The current issue consists of three regular articles as well as two special forum articles. The first article is concerned with a new scale to measure the propensity to trust. JTR has now published two state-of-the-art articles concerning trust-related measures, with the first one published in the inaug…
Entrepreneurship as a new context for trust research
It is my great honour to introduce the third volume of Journal of Trust Research (JTR). Despite the typical challenges to all new journals, it is safe to claim that JTR has proven to be a legitimat
The second great encounter in the new era of globalisation
When trust matters the most
During the recent FINT (First International Network on Trust) workshop in Milan, Italy, 13–15 June 2012, there was serious reflection on the current status of trust research. We asked ourselves the
Exploring the unique roles of trust and play in private creativity
I explore the Eastern philosophy of wisdom to balance with the orthodox Western philosophy of science toward a geocentric integration of both the West and the East at the most fundamental level. In particular, the unique Eastern epistemological frame of Yin-Yang Balancing has the unique potential to reframe ambiguity from a problem (inconsistency) to a solution (completeness). Built upon the Eastern philosophy of wisdom, I propose a process model…
Toward a multi-frame integration of trust as holistic and dynamic
It is my great pleasure to introduce the second issue of JTR after the successful launch of the journal this spring. In this second issue, we have three interesting articles that focus on the proce
The rigour–relevance balance for engaged scholarship
With great excitement, I introduce the Journal of Trust Research (JTR). JTR is positioned as a high-impact source journal for both scholars and practitioners with the critical insights into the unique features and roles of trust within and across disciplines. For the purpose of introducing and positioning JTR, my editorial has five parts. First, I present the key information about JTR. Second, I discuss the major challenges to scholarship in gene…
Global implications of the indigenous epistemological system from the east
Purpose - The author argues and explains that the indigenous Eastern epistemological system of Yin-Yang balancing should be taken as a novel system or frame of thinking, which is deeply rooted in the indigenous Eastern culture traditions, but it has significant global implications, especially in the domain of paradox management. The purpose of this paper is twofold: first, to provide a detailed elaboration of the indigenous Eastern epistemologica…
The rigour–relevance balance for engaged scholarship
With great excitement, I introduce the Journal of Trust Research (JTR). JTR is positioned as a high-impact source journal for both scholars and practitioners with the critical insights into the unique features and roles of trust within and across disciplines. For the purpose of introducing and positioning JTR, my editorial has five parts. First, I present the key information about JTR. Second, I discuss the major challenges to scholarship in gene…
When trust matters the most
During the recent FINT (First International Network on Trust) workshop in Milan, Italy, 13–15 June 2012, there was serious reflection on the current status of trust research. We asked ourselves the
Exploring the unique roles of trust and play in private creativity
I explore the Eastern philosophy of wisdom to balance with the orthodox Western philosophy of science toward a geocentric integration of both the West and the East at the most fundamental level. In particular, the unique Eastern epistemological frame of Yin-Yang Balancing has the unique potential to reframe ambiguity from a problem (inconsistency) to a solution (completeness). Built upon the Eastern philosophy of wisdom, I propose a process model…
Trust-distrust balance
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to explore how Chinese and Finnish managers in cross-cultural supply-chain relationships evaluate their business partners’ trustworthiness and distrustworthiness. Design/methodology/approach Representatives of two Finnish companies and their Chinese and Finnish suppliers were interviewed to collect qualitative data from 23 managers. Findings The Chinese managers emphasized relationship-specific, personalized t…
The duality of unity-in-diversity in trust research
It is my great pleasure to introduce the second issue of Journal of Trust Research (JTR) in 2015. This issue reflects the first of our new initiatives to provide a broader range of articles for our
The holistic and contextual natures of trust
Welcome to the 6th year birthday of Journal of Trust Research! We have published five volumes already. In the past 5 years, we have published 33 regular articles, 12 special-forum articles, and 11
The traditional Chinese philosophies in inter-cultural leadership
Purpose As the global presence of Chinese firms grows, increasing numbers of Chinese managers are working abroad as expatriates. However, little attention has been paid to such Chinese expatriate managers and their leadership challenges in an inter-cultural context, especially across a large cultural distance. To fill the gap in the literature concerning the leadership challenges for expatriate managers in an inter-cultural context, the purpose o…
Entrepreneurship as a new context for trust research
It is my great honour to introduce the third volume of Journal of Trust Research (JTR). Despite the typical challenges to all new journals, it is safe to claim that JTR has proven to be a legitimat
Toward a multi-frame integration of trust as holistic and dynamic
It is my great pleasure to introduce the second issue of JTR after the successful launch of the journal this spring. In this second issue, we have three interesting articles that focus on the proce
Trust research community misses an outstanding scholar and friend
As the world of academic research seems to be increasingly dominated by impact factors and performance indicators, it takes a personal tragedy to remind us of the human bonds we enjoy as part of ou
A tentative typology of context for trust research and beyond
I would also like to take this opportunity to acknowledge all of those who contributed to the journal over the past year by reviewing manuscripts. We greatly appreciate your genuine interest in helping other trust scholars and in ensuring the high quality of the research that appears in Journal of Trust Research. A list of those who reviewed manuscripts for the journal over the past year appears at the end of the issue
Toward a multi-frame integration of trust as holistic and dynamic
It is my great pleasure to introduce the second issue of JTR after the successful launch of the journal this spring. In this second issue, we have three interesting articles that focus on the proce
The rigour–relevance balance for engaged scholarship
With great excitement, I introduce the Journal of Trust Research (JTR). JTR is positioned as a high-impact source journal for both scholars and practitioners with the critical insights into the unique features and roles of trust within and across disciplines. For the purpose of introducing and positioning JTR, my editorial has five parts. First, I present the key information about JTR. Second, I discuss the major challenges to scholarship in gene…
The second great encounter in the new era of globalisation
When trust matters the most
During the recent FINT (First International Network on Trust) workshop in Milan, Italy, 13–15 June 2012, there was serious reflection on the current status of trust research. We asked ourselves the
Exploring the unique roles of trust and play in private creativity
I explore the Eastern philosophy of wisdom to balance with the orthodox Western philosophy of science toward a geocentric integration of both the West and the East at the most fundamental level. In particular, the unique Eastern epistemological frame of Yin-Yang Balancing has the unique potential to reframe ambiguity from a problem (inconsistency) to a solution (completeness). Built upon the Eastern philosophy of wisdom, I propose a process model…
In search of relevant and rigorous measures for trust research
Welcome to the second issue of Journal of Trust Research (JTR) in 2013. With the publication of this issue, JTR celebrates its third anniversary. The current issue consists of three regular articles as well as two special forum articles. The first article is concerned with a new scale to measure the propensity to trust. JTR has now published two state-of-the-art articles concerning trust-related measures, with the first one published in the inaug…
Entrepreneurship as a new context for trust research
It is my great honour to introduce the third volume of Journal of Trust Research (JTR). Despite the typical challenges to all new journals, it is safe to claim that JTR has proven to be a legitimat
Social Capital in Asia
This article provides an overview of social capital in Asia. Social capital is trust and appears in two main forms: relational, based on societal norms, and systemic, based on societal institutions. The relational encourages personalistic transactions; and systemic trust, supports more formal, and usually larger, transactions backed by law. For economic development, the systemic form becomes crucial but needs to be compatible with relational norm…
Toward the geocentric framework of intuition
It is increasingly recognized that the geocentric integration of the West and the East (the West-East balance) is not only economically but also culturally imperative for the whole world in the future (Chen & Miller, 2010; Li, 2012a). However, to achieve such integration is the biggest challenge for both Western and Eastern scholars, especially at the fundamental level of philosophy. The Eastern philosophies share the theme of wisdom, so I catego…
A tentative typology of context for trust research and beyond
I would also like to take this opportunity to acknowledge all of those who contributed to the journal over the past year by reviewing manuscripts. We greatly appreciate your genuine interest in helping other trust scholars and in ensuring the high quality of the research that appears in Journal of Trust Research. A list of those who reviewed manuscripts for the journal over the past year appears at the end of the issue
Both Converging toward and Diverging from Global Paradigms
Response to article by Shawn Pope and John W. Meyer: "The Global Corporate Organization" published in the Dialogue, Debate, and Discussion editorial section of Management and Organization Review (MOR), 11:2, June 2015, 173–177.
Trust research community misses an outstanding scholar and friend
As the world of academic research seems to be increasingly dominated by impact factors and performance indicators, it takes a personal tragedy to remind us of the human bonds we enjoy as part of ou
The duality of unity-in-diversity in trust research
It is my great pleasure to introduce the second issue of Journal of Trust Research (JTR) in 2015. This issue reflects the first of our new initiatives to provide a broader range of articles for our
Managing paradox
From the overview: Organizations and the people working in them find themselves in environments that are increasingly volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous (VUCA). Under these conditions, tensions that are ongoing, and seemingly overwhelming can be difficult to understand, much less easy to address. These tensions show up in all facets of organizational life including leadership (control vs. empowerment), teamwork (task vs. relationships), …
Leader–member skill distance, team cooperation, and team performance
Trust portfolio toward an integrative framework
Before I introduce the articles published in the second issue of JTR in 2016, I would like to take the opportunity to share a couple of noteworthy news items with you. First, the number of submissi
The holistic and contextual natures of trust
Welcome to the 6th year birthday of Journal of Trust Research! We have published five volumes already. In the past 5 years, we have published 33 regular articles, 12 special-forum articles, and 11
Global implications of the indigenous epistemological system from the east
Purpose - The author argues and explains that the indigenous Eastern epistemological system of Yin-Yang balancing should be taken as a novel system or frame of thinking, which is deeply rooted in the indigenous Eastern culture traditions, but it has significant global implications, especially in the domain of paradox management. The purpose of this paper is twofold: first, to provide a detailed elaboration of the indigenous Eastern epistemologica…
The time for transition
After publishing six volumes in the past six years, we now have the first issue of the 7th volume of Journal of Trust Research (JTR)! In the past six years, we have published 6 volumes with 39 regu
Trust-distrust balance
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to explore how Chinese and Finnish managers in cross-cultural supply-chain relationships evaluate their business partners’ trustworthiness and distrustworthiness. Design/methodology/approach Representatives of two Finnish companies and their Chinese and Finnish suppliers were interviewed to collect qualitative data from 23 managers. Findings The Chinese managers emphasized relationship-specific, personalized t…
The Epistemology of Yin-Yang Balancing as the Root of Chinese Cultural Traditions
Most Eastern traditional philosophies, such as Taoism, from China, share a set of core themes that constitute a philosophy of wisdom (science–art integration), in contrast to Western philosophies with a focus on knowledge (science–art separation). This chapter argues that the epistemological system of yin-yang balancing is the root of Eastern culture traditions. Building on this theme, the chapter elaborates on the unique features of yin-yang bal…
The traditional Chinese philosophies in inter-cultural leadership
Purpose As the global presence of Chinese firms grows, increasing numbers of Chinese managers are working abroad as expatriates. However, little attention has been paid to such Chinese expatriate managers and their leadership challenges in an inter-cultural context, especially across a large cultural distance. To fill the gap in the literature concerning the leadership challenges for expatriate managers in an inter-cultural context, the purpose o…
The link between China's catchup process and the China-US technology decoupling
Psychology (13 works) · Political science (12 works) · Sociology (12 works) · Computer Science (10 works) · Philosophy (9 works) · Epistemology (8 works) · Context (archaeology (6 works) · Engineering (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Law (6 works)