Tinglin Zhang
Biographic Data
| ID | 4071352 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tinglin Zhang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tinglin |
| FAMILY NAME | Zhang |
| SIGNATURE | ZHANG T |
| AFFILIATIONS | East China Normal University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4445-8254 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 68 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Do polycentric megaregions contribute to the economic development of cities in China
The mechanism for the intra-city employment growth: The role of employment centers
Can polycentric cities provide more and higher-order consumer amenities? Evidence from shopping malls in China
Cross-cultural adaptation and validation of the short nutritional literacy scale for young adults (18-35years) and analysis of the influencing factors
The Chinese version of the S-NutLit Scale can effectively assess the nutrients of young Chinese people. Low levels of education, low levels of education of mothers, lack of exposure to nutrition-related courses, and low frequency of attention to nutritional health information can lead to lower levels of nutritional literacy among young people
The evolution of urban employment spatial structure in China: From the perspective of monocentricity and polycentricity
Polycentric spatial structure and its economic performance: Evidence from meta-analysis
Although there seems to be a widely shared expectation that polycentricity increases economic competitiveness, the empirical findings are inconsistent. As the first meta-analysis, this paper examines whether emerging empirical evidence provides an insight into the polycentricity–productivity effect. Based on 139 estimates, we find no compelling evidence to support that polycentricity is either beneficial or detrimental for economic development. F…
Do polycentric urban regions promote functional spillovers and economic performance? Evidence from China
Although the literature often suggests that the economic prowess of ‘polycentric urban regions’ partly results from the ability of their constituent cities to promote functional spillovers through ‘borrowed size’, the empirical evidence remains scarce. This paper finds that polycentricity boosts the positive functional spillovers of producer service sector of city clusters beyond their boundaries only when city clusters have larger population and…
Panacea, placebo or pathogen? An evaluation of the integrated performance of polycentric urban structures in the Chinese prefectural city-regions
Information communication technology and manufacturing decentralisation in China
The advent of the “information age” ushered in renewed expectations of systematic urban spatial structure transformation. However, few studies have quantitatively assessed these changes, especially the decentralisation of manufacturing employment. This paper tests hypotheses regarding the decentralisation–centralisation effect of information and communication technology (ICT) on manufacturing. Further, the work employs an IV‐GMM estimation techni…
Unpacking urban network as formed by client service relationships of law firms in China
Can the internet reshape the national city size distribution? Cross‐country evidence
Are mega-cities wrecking urban hierarchies? A cross-national study on the evolution of city-size distribution
Mono- and polycentric urban spatial structure and PM2.5 concentrations: Regarding the dependence on population density
Polycentricity or dispersal? The spatial transformation of metropolitan Shanghai
Government fragmentation and economic growth in China’s cities
This study examines the effect of metropolitan government fragmentation on urban economic growth in China. Spatially decentralised governance under centralised political control plays an important role in China’s post-reform economic development, although evidence has focused on the growth-inducing effect of political completion at the provincial and cross-city levels. Our study suggests that economic growth increases with the number of urban dis…
Spatial structure and labour productivity: Evidence from prefectures in China
This paper examines the effect of spatial structure, as measured on the monocentricity–polycentricity dimension, on labour productivity at the prefectural level in China. Using pooled cross-sectional and instrumental variable techniques, we find that, all else being equal, prefectures with a more monocentric spatial structure have a higher labour productivity, robust to different specifications. Furthermore, large agglomeration economies may fuel…
Economic performance of spatial structure in Chinese prefecture regions: Evidence from night-time satellite imagery
Built environmental impacts on individual mode choice and BMI: Evidence from China
The economic performance of urban structure: From the perspective of Polycentricity and Monocentricity
The economic performance of urban structure: From the perspective of Polycentricity and Monocentricity
Economic performance of spatial structure in Chinese prefecture regions: Evidence from night-time satellite imagery
Spatial structure and labour productivity: Evidence from prefectures in China
This paper examines the effect of spatial structure, as measured on the monocentricity–polycentricity dimension, on labour productivity at the prefectural level in China. Using pooled cross-sectional and instrumental variable techniques, we find that, all else being equal, prefectures with a more monocentric spatial structure have a higher labour productivity, robust to different specifications. Furthermore, large agglomeration economies may fuel…
Built environmental impacts on individual mode choice and BMI: Evidence from China
Can the internet reshape the national city size distribution? Cross‐country evidence
Unpacking urban network as formed by client service relationships of law firms in China
Are mega-cities wrecking urban hierarchies? A cross-national study on the evolution of city-size distribution
Government fragmentation and economic growth in China’s cities
This study examines the effect of metropolitan government fragmentation on urban economic growth in China. Spatially decentralised governance under centralised political control plays an important role in China’s post-reform economic development, although evidence has focused on the growth-inducing effect of political completion at the provincial and cross-city levels. Our study suggests that economic growth increases with the number of urban dis…
The evolution of urban employment spatial structure in China: From the perspective of monocentricity and polycentricity
Built environmental impacts on individual mode choice and BMI: Evidence from China
The economic performance of urban structure: From the perspective of Polycentricity and Monocentricity
Economic performance of spatial structure in Chinese prefecture regions: Evidence from night-time satellite imagery
Polycentricity or dispersal? The spatial transformation of metropolitan Shanghai
Government fragmentation and economic growth in China’s cities
This study examines the effect of metropolitan government fragmentation on urban economic growth in China. Spatially decentralised governance under centralised political control plays an important role in China’s post-reform economic development, although evidence has focused on the growth-inducing effect of political completion at the provincial and cross-city levels. Our study suggests that economic growth increases with the number of urban dis…
Spatial structure and labour productivity: Evidence from prefectures in China
This paper examines the effect of spatial structure, as measured on the monocentricity–polycentricity dimension, on labour productivity at the prefectural level in China. Using pooled cross-sectional and instrumental variable techniques, we find that, all else being equal, prefectures with a more monocentric spatial structure have a higher labour productivity, robust to different specifications. Furthermore, large agglomeration economies may fuel…
Mono- and polycentric urban spatial structure and PM2.5 concentrations: Regarding the dependence on population density
Can the internet reshape the national city size distribution? Cross‐country evidence
Are mega-cities wrecking urban hierarchies? A cross-national study on the evolution of city-size distribution
Polycentric spatial structure and its economic performance: Evidence from meta-analysis
Although there seems to be a widely shared expectation that polycentricity increases economic competitiveness, the empirical findings are inconsistent. As the first meta-analysis, this paper examines whether emerging empirical evidence provides an insight into the polycentricity–productivity effect. Based on 139 estimates, we find no compelling evidence to support that polycentricity is either beneficial or detrimental for economic development. F…
Do polycentric urban regions promote functional spillovers and economic performance? Evidence from China
Although the literature often suggests that the economic prowess of ‘polycentric urban regions’ partly results from the ability of their constituent cities to promote functional spillovers through ‘borrowed size’, the empirical evidence remains scarce. This paper finds that polycentricity boosts the positive functional spillovers of producer service sector of city clusters beyond their boundaries only when city clusters have larger population and…
Panacea, placebo or pathogen? An evaluation of the integrated performance of polycentric urban structures in the Chinese prefectural city-regions
Information communication technology and manufacturing decentralisation in China
The advent of the “information age” ushered in renewed expectations of systematic urban spatial structure transformation. However, few studies have quantitatively assessed these changes, especially the decentralisation of manufacturing employment. This paper tests hypotheses regarding the decentralisation–centralisation effect of information and communication technology (ICT) on manufacturing. Further, the work employs an IV‐GMM estimation techni…
Unpacking urban network as formed by client service relationships of law firms in China
Can polycentric cities provide more and higher-order consumer amenities? Evidence from shopping malls in China
Cross-cultural adaptation and validation of the short nutritional literacy scale for young adults (18-35years) and analysis of the influencing factors
The Chinese version of the S-NutLit Scale can effectively assess the nutrients of young Chinese people. Low levels of education, low levels of education of mothers, lack of exposure to nutrition-related courses, and low frequency of attention to nutritional health information can lead to lower levels of nutritional literacy among young people
The evolution of urban employment spatial structure in China: From the perspective of monocentricity and polycentricity
The mechanism for the intra-city employment growth: The role of employment centers
Do polycentric megaregions contribute to the economic development of cities in China
Geography (15 works) · Economic geography (14 works) · Regional Economics and Spatial Analysis (14 works) · Economics (13 works) · China (11 works) · Polycentricity (11 works) · Regional science (8 works) · Corporate governance (7 works) · Economic growth (7 works) · Spatial and Panel Data Analysis (7 works)