Zhu Zhang
Biographic Data
| ID | 4064866 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Zhu Zhang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Zhu |
| FAMILY NAME | Zhang |
| SIGNATURE | ZHANG Z |
| AFFILIATIONS | Fairfield University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5615-8494 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Fertilization Before Weed Control: The Counterintuitive Political Economy of China’s Industrial Policy
China’s industrial policy, exemplified by the rapid expansion of its semiconductor industry, has maintained momentum despite escalating challenges from the US-China tech race and rising geopolitical tensions. These pressures—characterized by declining foreign direct investment and tighter controls on technology transfer and exports—underscore the complexity of technological competition and national strategic planning. This paper examines China’s …
Prioritizing App User Reviews Based on Multidimensional Factors: An Integrated Bertopic–SnowNLP Framework for Supporting Developer Decisions
With the rapid development of the internet, the model of app updating and maintenance is shifting from enterprise-driven approaches to collaborative mechanisms powered by real-time user feedback. However, developers face challenges in handling massive, heterogeneous user reviews with dynamic demands. This article aims to address the challenge that existing research lacks a multidimensional evaluation system for prioritizing user reviews—which lea…
State Tolerance and Social Critique of Chinese Stand-Up Comedy
Assessing the digital village development in China and its driving factors: An analysis using online media data
Fintech development and corporate misconduct
Study on the relationship with knowledge, attitudes, and practices for prevention control of hepatitis B among university students in Hubei Province, China
This study evaluated the current status of knowledge, attitudes, and practices (KAP) concerning hepatitis B prevention and control among university students in Hubei province while also identifying the factors associated with their practices. A cross-sectional study with simple random sampling was conducted from November 2022 to December 2022 at a University of Hubei. Five hundred undergraduates were selected for this study, utilizing a self-admi…
Cutting the Tail Off to Survive: China’s Tech Companies’ Business Strategy under U.S. Economic Sanctions
How have Chinese high-tech companies managed to grow and advance technologically under US economic sanctions? While most research on sanctions focuses on the strategies employed by sanctioning and targeted countries, it often neglects how affected firms adapt. This study addresses that gap by analysing 314 Chinese entities on the US export control list and conducting case studies, with a primary focus on Huawei, to explore how Chinese tech firms …
One Team, Two Nameplates: Why China's Ruling Institutions Are Increasingly Taking on Dual Identities
Since administrative reforms in 2018, many of China's top governing institutions have begun to operate under dual identities – often as a Chinese Communist Party body and a government organisation with different names but the same leadership team. This low-profile but far-reaching phenomenon, which we term “institutional doubling,” has received little scholarly attention. Why has Xi Jinping encouraged institutional doubling, and what are the impl…
Subsuming Chinese Business Elites Into the Party's Fold: The Subtle Strategies of the United Front Work Department
How does an authoritarian regime incorporate economic elites during market transitions while retaining political control? This article analyzes the strategies of China's United Front Work Department (UFWD) in politically integrating private business elites amid the shift to a socialist market economy. Based on 56 in‐depth interviews and a biographical data set of the top 500 Chinese billionaires, the study shows how the UFWD acts as an adaptive i…
A traditional prescription comprising Astragali Radix and Schisandra chinensis Fructus induces apoptosis and protective autophagy in hepatocellular carcinoma cells
From Corruption Control to Everything Control: The Widening Use of Inspections in Xi’s China
Under Xi Jinping, the Chinese Communist Party has dramatically expanded its use of inspections (巡视). Existing scholarship largely portrays inspections as an anti-corruption mechanism. However, based on an examination of hundreds of post-inspection reports from party organs, provincial and municipal governments, central state-owned enterprises, and other institutions, this article argues that while inspections initially focused on curbing corrupti…
From Corruption Control to Everything Control: The Widening Use of Inspections in Xi’s China
Under Xi Jinping, the Chinese Communist Party has dramatically expanded its use of inspections (巡视). Existing scholarship largely portrays inspections as an anti-corruption mechanism. However, based on an examination of hundreds of post-inspection reports from party organs, provincial and municipal governments, central state-owned enterprises, and other institutions, this article argues that while inspections initially focused on curbing corrupti…
Assessing the digital village development in China and its driving factors: An analysis using online media data
One Team, Two Nameplates: Why China's Ruling Institutions Are Increasingly Taking on Dual Identities
Since administrative reforms in 2018, many of China's top governing institutions have begun to operate under dual identities – often as a Chinese Communist Party body and a government organisation with different names but the same leadership team. This low-profile but far-reaching phenomenon, which we term “institutional doubling,” has received little scholarly attention. Why has Xi Jinping encouraged institutional doubling, and what are the impl…
From Corruption Control to Everything Control: The Widening Use of Inspections in Xi’s China
Under Xi Jinping, the Chinese Communist Party has dramatically expanded its use of inspections (巡视). Existing scholarship largely portrays inspections as an anti-corruption mechanism. However, based on an examination of hundreds of post-inspection reports from party organs, provincial and municipal governments, central state-owned enterprises, and other institutions, this article argues that while inspections initially focused on curbing corrupti…
A traditional prescription comprising Astragali Radix and Schisandra chinensis Fructus induces apoptosis and protective autophagy in hepatocellular carcinoma cells
Fintech development and corporate misconduct
Study on the relationship with knowledge, attitudes, and practices for prevention control of hepatitis B among university students in Hubei Province, China
This study evaluated the current status of knowledge, attitudes, and practices (KAP) concerning hepatitis B prevention and control among university students in Hubei province while also identifying the factors associated with their practices. A cross-sectional study with simple random sampling was conducted from November 2022 to December 2022 at a University of Hubei. Five hundred undergraduates were selected for this study, utilizing a self-admi…
Cutting the Tail Off to Survive: China’s Tech Companies’ Business Strategy under U.S. Economic Sanctions
How have Chinese high-tech companies managed to grow and advance technologically under US economic sanctions? While most research on sanctions focuses on the strategies employed by sanctioning and targeted countries, it often neglects how affected firms adapt. This study addresses that gap by analysing 314 Chinese entities on the US export control list and conducting case studies, with a primary focus on Huawei, to explore how Chinese tech firms …
One Team, Two Nameplates: Why China's Ruling Institutions Are Increasingly Taking on Dual Identities
Since administrative reforms in 2018, many of China's top governing institutions have begun to operate under dual identities – often as a Chinese Communist Party body and a government organisation with different names but the same leadership team. This low-profile but far-reaching phenomenon, which we term “institutional doubling,” has received little scholarly attention. Why has Xi Jinping encouraged institutional doubling, and what are the impl…
Subsuming Chinese Business Elites Into the Party's Fold: The Subtle Strategies of the United Front Work Department
How does an authoritarian regime incorporate economic elites during market transitions while retaining political control? This article analyzes the strategies of China's United Front Work Department (UFWD) in politically integrating private business elites amid the shift to a socialist market economy. Based on 56 in‐depth interviews and a biographical data set of the top 500 Chinese billionaires, the study shows how the UFWD acts as an adaptive i…
Fertilization Before Weed Control: The Counterintuitive Political Economy of China’s Industrial Policy
China’s industrial policy, exemplified by the rapid expansion of its semiconductor industry, has maintained momentum despite escalating challenges from the US-China tech race and rising geopolitical tensions. These pressures—characterized by declining foreign direct investment and tighter controls on technology transfer and exports—underscore the complexity of technological competition and national strategic planning. This paper examines China’s …
Prioritizing App User Reviews Based on Multidimensional Factors: An Integrated Bertopic–SnowNLP Framework for Supporting Developer Decisions
With the rapid development of the internet, the model of app updating and maintenance is shifting from enterprise-driven approaches to collaborative mechanisms powered by real-time user feedback. However, developers face challenges in handling massive, heterogeneous user reviews with dynamic demands. This article aims to address the challenge that existing research lacks a multidimensional evaluation system for prioritizing user reviews—which lea…
State Tolerance and Social Critique of Chinese Stand-Up Comedy
Assessing the digital village development in China and its driving factors: An analysis using online media data
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