Beibei Tang
Biographic Data
| ID | 4099468 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Beibei Tang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Beibei |
| FAMILY NAME | Tang |
| SIGNATURE | TANG B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University |
| ORCID | 0009-0004-6089-9262 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 35 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Examining user information disclosure on artificial intelligence-generated content platforms: A privacy calculus perspective
Users need to disclose personal information in order to obtain accurate services during their interactions with artificial intelligence-generated content (AIGC) platforms. This may increase their privacy concerns and lower the disclosure intention, which may undermine the continuous development of platforms. Based on the privacy calculus theory, this study aims to explore AIGC user information disclosure intention. We conducted an online survey t…
Urbanisation, governance, and local state-building in China: The Making of New Citizens
Class and the Communist Party of China, 1978–2021: Reform and Market Socialism
Suzhou in Transition
Grid Governance in China's Urban Middle-class Neighbourhoods
This article examines the so-called “grid governance” scheme, a widely used grassroots governance strategy implemented in urban China in recent years. Drawing on data collected in multiple cities from 2011 to 2016, it analyses in what ways, and to what extent, the state employs the grid governance scheme to resolve neighbourhood conflicts and reinforce governance in Chinese urban middle-class neighbourhoods. The findings highlight complex interac…
Deliberation and governance in Chinese middle-class neighborhoods
This paper examines the mechanisms of deliberation and conflict resolution in Chinese urban middle-class residential communities. Along with the rise of private home ownership and urban middle-class residential estates, disputes and conflicts have risen between the residents, resident self-elected organization (homeowner associations), real estate developer and property management companies, and the local government. Through the lens of deliberat…
China's Housing Middle Class: Changing Urban Life in Gated Communities
Neighborhood Aged Care and Local Governance in Urban China
Since 2011 China’s new nationwide system of neighborhood aged care has invited nonstate organizations to carry out aged care provision in urban residential communities. This article examines how this nationwide program has been variously implemented at local levels. Based on case studies in the cities of Shenyang, Suzhou, and Guangzhou, the article identifies three types of models for aged care: (1) state dominated, (2) partial outsourcing to com…
China's Housing Middle Class: Changing Urban Life in Gated Communities
Deliberating Governance in Chinese Urban Communities
This article examines the mechanisms of conflict resolution by public deliberation in Chinese urban residential communities. The analysis focuses on the interactions between three key actors of community life: Residents’ Committees (as the agent of the state), residents, and their representative organizations. Based on empirical data from three types of urban communities, the article finds that deliberation is more effective in communities where …
The Discursive Turn: Deliberative governance in China's urbanized villages
This article examines local governance and citizen participation in China through unstructured public deliberation. Case studies from two urbanized villages show that unstructured, informal public deliberation potentially leads to more autonomy and diverse channels for pursuing citizens' appeals at the local level, along with increased consideration given by local government to grassroots requests relating to practical governance matters. Althoug…
Introduction: The Continuing Search for Deliberation and Participation in China
Development and Prospects of Deliberative Democracy in China: The Dimensions of Deliberative Capacity Building
Gated Communities in China: Class, Privilege and the Moral Politics of the Good Life . Choon-Piew Pow
The China Society Yearbook (2006): China's Social Development; Analysis and Forecast . Ru Xin , Lu Xueyi , Li Peilin , Huang Ping , Chen Guangjin
Boundaries and Categories: Rising Inequality in Post-Socialist Urban China . Feng Wang
Restructuring the Chinese City: Changing Society, Economy and Space . Laurence J. C. Ma , Fulong Wu
Deliberating Governance in Chinese Urban Communities
This article examines the mechanisms of conflict resolution by public deliberation in Chinese urban residential communities. The analysis focuses on the interactions between three key actors of community life: Residents’ Committees (as the agent of the state), residents, and their representative organizations. Based on empirical data from three types of urban communities, the article finds that deliberation is more effective in communities where …
Neighborhood Aged Care and Local Governance in Urban China
Since 2011 China’s new nationwide system of neighborhood aged care has invited nonstate organizations to carry out aged care provision in urban residential communities. This article examines how this nationwide program has been variously implemented at local levels. Based on case studies in the cities of Shenyang, Suzhou, and Guangzhou, the article identifies three types of models for aged care: (1) state dominated, (2) partial outsourcing to com…
The Discursive Turn: Deliberative governance in China's urbanized villages
This article examines local governance and citizen participation in China through unstructured public deliberation. Case studies from two urbanized villages show that unstructured, informal public deliberation potentially leads to more autonomy and diverse channels for pursuing citizens' appeals at the local level, along with increased consideration given by local government to grassroots requests relating to practical governance matters. Althoug…
Development and Prospects of Deliberative Democracy in China: The Dimensions of Deliberative Capacity Building
Deliberation and governance in Chinese middle-class neighborhoods
This paper examines the mechanisms of deliberation and conflict resolution in Chinese urban middle-class residential communities. Along with the rise of private home ownership and urban middle-class residential estates, disputes and conflicts have risen between the residents, resident self-elected organization (homeowner associations), real estate developer and property management companies, and the local government. Through the lens of deliberat…
Introduction: The Continuing Search for Deliberation and Participation in China
The China Society Yearbook (2006): China's Social Development; Analysis and Forecast . Ru Xin , Lu Xueyi , Li Peilin , Huang Ping , Chen Guangjin
Boundaries and Categories: Rising Inequality in Post-Socialist Urban China . Feng Wang
Restructuring the Chinese City: Changing Society, Economy and Space . Laurence J. C. Ma , Fulong Wu
The China Society Yearbook (2006): China's Social Development; Analysis and Forecast . Ru Xin , Lu Xueyi , Li Peilin , Huang Ping , Chen Guangjin
Boundaries and Categories: Rising Inequality in Post-Socialist Urban China . Feng Wang
Gated Communities in China: Class, Privilege and the Moral Politics of the Good Life . Choon-Piew Pow
Deliberating Governance in Chinese Urban Communities
This article examines the mechanisms of conflict resolution by public deliberation in Chinese urban residential communities. The analysis focuses on the interactions between three key actors of community life: Residents’ Committees (as the agent of the state), residents, and their representative organizations. Based on empirical data from three types of urban communities, the article finds that deliberation is more effective in communities where …
The Discursive Turn: Deliberative governance in China's urbanized villages
This article examines local governance and citizen participation in China through unstructured public deliberation. Case studies from two urbanized villages show that unstructured, informal public deliberation potentially leads to more autonomy and diverse channels for pursuing citizens' appeals at the local level, along with increased consideration given by local government to grassroots requests relating to practical governance matters. Althoug…
Introduction: The Continuing Search for Deliberation and Participation in China
Development and Prospects of Deliberative Democracy in China: The Dimensions of Deliberative Capacity Building
China's Housing Middle Class: Changing Urban Life in Gated Communities
Neighborhood Aged Care and Local Governance in Urban China
Since 2011 China’s new nationwide system of neighborhood aged care has invited nonstate organizations to carry out aged care provision in urban residential communities. This article examines how this nationwide program has been variously implemented at local levels. Based on case studies in the cities of Shenyang, Suzhou, and Guangzhou, the article identifies three types of models for aged care: (1) state dominated, (2) partial outsourcing to com…
China's Housing Middle Class: Changing Urban Life in Gated Communities
Deliberation and governance in Chinese middle-class neighborhoods
This paper examines the mechanisms of deliberation and conflict resolution in Chinese urban middle-class residential communities. Along with the rise of private home ownership and urban middle-class residential estates, disputes and conflicts have risen between the residents, resident self-elected organization (homeowner associations), real estate developer and property management companies, and the local government. Through the lens of deliberat…
Suzhou in Transition
Grid Governance in China's Urban Middle-class Neighbourhoods
This article examines the so-called “grid governance” scheme, a widely used grassroots governance strategy implemented in urban China in recent years. Drawing on data collected in multiple cities from 2011 to 2016, it analyses in what ways, and to what extent, the state employs the grid governance scheme to resolve neighbourhood conflicts and reinforce governance in Chinese urban middle-class neighbourhoods. The findings highlight complex interac…
Class and the Communist Party of China, 1978–2021: Reform and Market Socialism
Examining user information disclosure on artificial intelligence-generated content platforms: A privacy calculus perspective
Users need to disclose personal information in order to obtain accurate services during their interactions with artificial intelligence-generated content (AIGC) platforms. This may increase their privacy concerns and lower the disclosure intention, which may undermine the continuous development of platforms. Based on the privacy calculus theory, this study aims to explore AIGC user information disclosure intention. We conducted an online survey t…
Urbanisation, governance, and local state-building in China: The Making of New Citizens
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