Chengzhi Yi
Biographic Data
| ID | 4099447 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Chengzhi Yi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Chengzhi |
| FAMILY NAME | Yi |
| SIGNATURE | YI C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Shanghai Jiao Tong University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1764-3726 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 25 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 18 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
How Does Accountability Enhance Local Government Crisis Learning? – A Qualitative Comparative Analysis Based on 57 Serious Safety Accidents in China 2004–2019
This study is based on 57 serious and extraordinarily serious production safety accidents listed and supervised by China’s Ministry of Emergency Management (MEM) from 2004–2019, aiming to examine the relationship between accountability and government crisis learning effectiveness using fuzzy-set qualitative comparative analysis. Starting from the perspective of configuration theory, we incorporate accountability intensity and economic growth targ…
Exploring the roles of non-profit organizations in co-production: A systematic literature review
This article presents a systematic literature review to explore the roles of non-profit organizations (NPOs) in co-production. While numerous studies have focused on NPOs’ engagement in co-production with the government, scholarly attention to their involvement with citizens remains limited. Although shared missions and collaborative efforts exist, these relationships exhibit asymmetry. There is a predominant focus on NPOs’ role in service delive…
Can information frames nudge citizens to co-produce in emergency preparedness? —evidence from a survey experiment
Information framing has been explored as a nudging tool to encourage co-production, yet its effectiveness in emergency co-production remains unclear. This study employs a 2 (gain vs. loss frame) × 2 (individual vs. societal frame) between-subjects survey experiment to examine the influence of information frames on citizens’ willingness to co-produce in emergency preparedness. It finds that a loss frame increases co-production willingness, but onl…
How does the construction of climate adaptive cities enhance climate resilience
Promoting policies that facilitate urban adaptation to climate extremes is of global concern. Globally, cities have attempted to adjust to climate change in various ways. Using data from a panel of Chinese cities that have engaged in preliminary climate adaptation, this empirical study is based on an analysis of the effectiveness, heterogeneity and mechanisms of urban climate adaptive policy, mainly using the difference-in-difference (DID) method…
Does Media Use Enhance Environmental Co-Production Willingness
How to encourage citizens to participate in co-production is a prominent concern. Yet the role of information communication, particularly the influence of different media types, has received limited attention. Based on national survey data in China, we found that both traditional and new media use are positively associated with environmental co-production willingness. The association is stronger for traditional media use and is mediated by enviro…
Assessing the role of artificial intelligence in improving urban climate resilience: Theoretical framework based on technological innovation systems
How Does the Internet Impact the Public’s Perception of Information Security Risk
Clarifying the relationship between internet use and public information security risk perception helps us gain a better understanding of the factors influencing public risk perception. However, the relationship is still under-explored. This paper empirically examines the relationship between internet use and information security risk perception based on data from the 2021 Chinese Social Survey. It was found that whether to use the internet and th…
From local government to local governance: A systematic literature review and future research agenda
The shift from local government to local governance has become a pervasive trend globally. Yet, little attention has been devoted to systematisation of existing knowledge on local governance. To enhance the understanding of local governance in public administration, this article provides a systematic literature review of 141 articles published in leading public administration journals between 1990 and 2022. Six lines of study are identified, incl…
Does online privacy self-efficacy help promote e-participation for rights protection
This paper focuses on the relationship between internet users’ online privacy self-efficacy and e-participation behaviour, which merits in-depth study but remains underexplored in the literature. Drawing upon a representative sample of Chinese citizens, this paper finds that online privacy self-efficacy is positively associated with e-participation for rights protection. Instrumental variable (IV) estimation and the propensity score matching (PSM…
How Does Workplace Affect Employee Political Efficacy in China
Does Internet Use Increase Public Perception of Environmental Pollution?-Evidence from China
Does internet access increase the perception of corruption
The Health Effect of the Number of Children on Chinese Elders: An Analysis Based on Hukou Category
Based on the 2018 China Health and Retirement Longitudinal Study (CHARLS 2018), from the perspective of urban-rural disparity, this paper investigates how fertility affects Chinese elders' health. We exploit the enactment of the one-child policy in 1979 to construct instrumental variables capturing the health effect of having only one child rather than multiple children. The empirical results show that the health condition of rural elders having …
The Influence of Religious Belief on Political Voting Behaviour of Urban Residents: Empirical Analysis Based on China's Survey Data
Has central environmental protection inspection improved air quality? Evidence from 291 Chinese cities
Does the Effect of Internet Use on Chinese Citizens’ Psychological Well-Being Differ Based on Their Hukou Category
This paper draws support from the 2018 wave of the China Family Panel Studies (CFPS 2018) and uses unconditional quantile regression, re-centered influence function (RIF) decomposition, linear structural equation modelling, extended regression modelling and censored regression to explore the heterogeneity of the impact of Internet use on the psychological well-being of Chinese non-agricultural and agricultural hukou holders. We find that Internet…
Religion and Participation in Protest Movements in China: An Empirical Study
This article examines the relationship between religion and protest movements. Based on the data from China World Values Survey (2010–2014), we analyze the role of religious beliefs and religious practice on protest participation. We find that holding religious beliefs has a significantly positive effect on respondents’ reported inclination or willingness to participate in protest movements—their propensity to protest—but no influence on their ac…
Advancing the Research on Interactive Governance
of knowledge created by the nonsystematic study of European agencies' accountability arrangements but also sets the stage for more comparative empirical studies in the field.In conclusion, European Agencies: Law and Practices of Accountability is a wellwritten and effective incorporation of theory and practice.By describing accountability relationships, Busuioc provides readers with a new key for the black-box of expert decision-making at the EU …
Has central environmental protection inspection improved air quality? Evidence from 291 Chinese cities
Does online privacy self-efficacy help promote e-participation for rights protection
This paper focuses on the relationship between internet users’ online privacy self-efficacy and e-participation behaviour, which merits in-depth study but remains underexplored in the literature. Drawing upon a representative sample of Chinese citizens, this paper finds that online privacy self-efficacy is positively associated with e-participation for rights protection. Instrumental variable (IV) estimation and the propensity score matching (PSM…
Does Internet Use Increase Public Perception of Environmental Pollution?-Evidence from China
The Influence of Religious Belief on Political Voting Behaviour of Urban Residents: Empirical Analysis Based on China's Survey Data
From local government to local governance: A systematic literature review and future research agenda
The shift from local government to local governance has become a pervasive trend globally. Yet, little attention has been devoted to systematisation of existing knowledge on local governance. To enhance the understanding of local governance in public administration, this article provides a systematic literature review of 141 articles published in leading public administration journals between 1990 and 2022. Six lines of study are identified, incl…
Religion and Participation in Protest Movements in China: An Empirical Study
This article examines the relationship between religion and protest movements. Based on the data from China World Values Survey (2010–2014), we analyze the role of religious beliefs and religious practice on protest participation. We find that holding religious beliefs has a significantly positive effect on respondents’ reported inclination or willingness to participate in protest movements—their propensity to protest—but no influence on their ac…
How Does Workplace Affect Employee Political Efficacy in China
Advancing the Research on Interactive Governance
of knowledge created by the nonsystematic study of European agencies' accountability arrangements but also sets the stage for more comparative empirical studies in the field.In conclusion, European Agencies: Law and Practices of Accountability is a wellwritten and effective incorporation of theory and practice.By describing accountability relationships, Busuioc provides readers with a new key for the black-box of expert decision-making at the EU …
Does the Effect of Internet Use on Chinese Citizens’ Psychological Well-Being Differ Based on Their Hukou Category
This paper draws support from the 2018 wave of the China Family Panel Studies (CFPS 2018) and uses unconditional quantile regression, re-centered influence function (RIF) decomposition, linear structural equation modelling, extended regression modelling and censored regression to explore the heterogeneity of the impact of Internet use on the psychological well-being of Chinese non-agricultural and agricultural hukou holders. We find that Internet…
Religion and Participation in Protest Movements in China: An Empirical Study
This article examines the relationship between religion and protest movements. Based on the data from China World Values Survey (2010–2014), we analyze the role of religious beliefs and religious practice on protest participation. We find that holding religious beliefs has a significantly positive effect on respondents’ reported inclination or willingness to participate in protest movements—their propensity to protest—but no influence on their ac…
The Health Effect of the Number of Children on Chinese Elders: An Analysis Based on Hukou Category
Based on the 2018 China Health and Retirement Longitudinal Study (CHARLS 2018), from the perspective of urban-rural disparity, this paper investigates how fertility affects Chinese elders' health. We exploit the enactment of the one-child policy in 1979 to construct instrumental variables capturing the health effect of having only one child rather than multiple children. The empirical results show that the health condition of rural elders having …
The Influence of Religious Belief on Political Voting Behaviour of Urban Residents: Empirical Analysis Based on China's Survey Data
Has central environmental protection inspection improved air quality? Evidence from 291 Chinese cities
Does internet access increase the perception of corruption
How Does Workplace Affect Employee Political Efficacy in China
Does Internet Use Increase Public Perception of Environmental Pollution?-Evidence from China
How Does the Internet Impact the Public’s Perception of Information Security Risk
Clarifying the relationship between internet use and public information security risk perception helps us gain a better understanding of the factors influencing public risk perception. However, the relationship is still under-explored. This paper empirically examines the relationship between internet use and information security risk perception based on data from the 2021 Chinese Social Survey. It was found that whether to use the internet and th…
From local government to local governance: A systematic literature review and future research agenda
The shift from local government to local governance has become a pervasive trend globally. Yet, little attention has been devoted to systematisation of existing knowledge on local governance. To enhance the understanding of local governance in public administration, this article provides a systematic literature review of 141 articles published in leading public administration journals between 1990 and 2022. Six lines of study are identified, incl…
Does online privacy self-efficacy help promote e-participation for rights protection
This paper focuses on the relationship between internet users’ online privacy self-efficacy and e-participation behaviour, which merits in-depth study but remains underexplored in the literature. Drawing upon a representative sample of Chinese citizens, this paper finds that online privacy self-efficacy is positively associated with e-participation for rights protection. Instrumental variable (IV) estimation and the propensity score matching (PSM…
Assessing the role of artificial intelligence in improving urban climate resilience: Theoretical framework based on technological innovation systems
How Does Accountability Enhance Local Government Crisis Learning? – A Qualitative Comparative Analysis Based on 57 Serious Safety Accidents in China 2004–2019
This study is based on 57 serious and extraordinarily serious production safety accidents listed and supervised by China’s Ministry of Emergency Management (MEM) from 2004–2019, aiming to examine the relationship between accountability and government crisis learning effectiveness using fuzzy-set qualitative comparative analysis. Starting from the perspective of configuration theory, we incorporate accountability intensity and economic growth targ…
Exploring the roles of non-profit organizations in co-production: A systematic literature review
This article presents a systematic literature review to explore the roles of non-profit organizations (NPOs) in co-production. While numerous studies have focused on NPOs’ engagement in co-production with the government, scholarly attention to their involvement with citizens remains limited. Although shared missions and collaborative efforts exist, these relationships exhibit asymmetry. There is a predominant focus on NPOs’ role in service delive…
Can information frames nudge citizens to co-produce in emergency preparedness? —evidence from a survey experiment
Information framing has been explored as a nudging tool to encourage co-production, yet its effectiveness in emergency co-production remains unclear. This study employs a 2 (gain vs. loss frame) × 2 (individual vs. societal frame) between-subjects survey experiment to examine the influence of information frames on citizens’ willingness to co-produce in emergency preparedness. It finds that a loss frame increases co-production willingness, but onl…
How does the construction of climate adaptive cities enhance climate resilience
Promoting policies that facilitate urban adaptation to climate extremes is of global concern. Globally, cities have attempted to adjust to climate change in various ways. Using data from a panel of Chinese cities that have engaged in preliminary climate adaptation, this empirical study is based on an analysis of the effectiveness, heterogeneity and mechanisms of urban climate adaptive policy, mainly using the difference-in-difference (DID) method…
Does Media Use Enhance Environmental Co-Production Willingness
How to encourage citizens to participate in co-production is a prominent concern. Yet the role of information communication, particularly the influence of different media types, has received limited attention. Based on national survey data in China, we found that both traditional and new media use are positively associated with environmental co-production willingness. The association is stronger for traditional media use and is mediated by enviro…
Business (9 works) · Political science (9 works) · Psychology (9 works) · Economics (8 works) · Computer Science (6 works) · China (5 works) · Geography (5 works) · Demographic economics (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · The Internet (4 works)