Liu Peng
Biographic Data
| ID | 4141012 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Liu Peng |
| GIVEN NAMES | Liu |
| FAMILY NAME | Peng |
| SIGNATURE | PENG L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Renmin University of China |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8172-5529 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 23 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 40 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 23 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Tianwang Buxin Pill improves cognitive function in APP/PS1 mice by reducing neuronal damage and regulating synaptic plasticity
The Impact of Temporal Expectation on Unconscious Inhibitory Processing
Numerous studies have shown that motor inhibition can be triggered automatically when the cognitive system encounters interfering stimuli, even a suspicious stimulus in the absence of perceptual awareness (e.g., the negative compatibility effect). This study investigated the effect of temporal expectation, a top-down active preparation for future events, on unconscious inhibitory processing both in the local expectation context on a trial-by-tria…
Seeking identity through difference
This study investigates the positive relationship and cultural mechanism between Perceived Cultural Difference (PCD) and Tourist Destination Image (TDI) among Chinese tourists during their visit to the Royal Site of San Lorenzo de El Escorial. Initially, a qualitative investigation from 221 online reviews identifies the specific destination image and explores the intrinsic mechanism. Findings indicate that the positive relationship between PCD an…
The impact of time structure cues on prediction motion tasks in the interruption paradigm
摘要: 判断被遮挡的运动客体何时到达某一目标位置的任务称为预测运动任务。目前, 时间结构在阻断范式中对预测运动任务的影响机制尚不清楚。实验1采用连续实验探究时间结构对预测运动的影响, 结果显示相较于时间结构不同条件, 时间结构相同能够显著提高被试的任务绩效; 实验2使用闪烁实验分离了视觉速度对预测运动的影响, 结果显示时间结构相同也能够提高被试的任务绩效; 实验3通过随机实验探究干扰条件下时间结构对预测运动的影响, 结果显示时间结构相同也增加了被试判断的准确性。本研究表明在预测运动任务中, 时间结构相同是提高个体任务绩效的关键因素, 且在视觉通道内其作用具有稳定性
From information exposure to legal consciousness
Unlocking the power of social capital
Promoting Policy Implementation Through Demonstration Program Construction
Implementation programs, such as demonstration programs (DPs), have garnered significant attention in both research and practice. Existing literature on DPs predominantly focuses on their impact on participant performance, overlooking the mechanisms through which DPs shape policy implementation processes. This study investigates how DPs are systematically constructed to facilitate broader implementation by disentangling their core design requirem…
God is not back
How effective was Soviet secularization and what is its long-term legacy? This paper investigates the lasting effects of Khrushchev's Virgin Lands Campaign (1950s) on the current level of Orthodox religiosity in eastern Russia using an original district (raion)-level dataset that combines historical and contemporary evidence. By employing various matching techniques and an instrumental variable approach, I identify significant effects of the Virg…
Losers” in the Age of Democratization
Studies have shown that socialization under communist rule is related to pro-authoritarian tendencies. This article argues that such tendencies are largely facilitated by “transitional legacies”—the enduring effects of life experiences following the regime change that occurred in post-communist countries. A sharp decline in socioeconomic status among the privileged class under the former regime strongly predicts anti-democratic and pro-authoritar…
Can Peripheral Group Members Not Represent the In-Group? The Effect of Member Prototypicality on Intergroup Conflict
Group member prototypicality is a factor in intergroup conflict-not all group members fight for group interests. This study focuses on the role of peripheral group members and the factors that influence their participation. We conducted two studies to examine the effects of group acceptance and self-uncertainty on the relationship between prototypicality and intergroup conflict. Results indicate that group acceptance moderates the relationship be…
Orthodox Passions
Recent scholarship on emotions in late imperial China focuses heavily on the romantic connection between individuals and neglects the affective bond between parents and children. In Orthodox Passions: Narrating Filial Love during the High Qing, Maram Epstein hones in on the parent-child relationship, demonstrating how filiality (xiao) played a prominent role in establishing personhood in imperial times. The book weaves filial narratives from loca…
Governance capacity and regulatory enforcement
How street-level organizations enforce regulations carries important governance implications. Through reviewing the regulatory enforcement literature and categorizing it into three broad governance modes, this article discusses the individual and organizational capacity prerequisites for street-level organizations to enact the corresponding government–society relationship and improve governance outcomes. Through analyzing enforcement challenges f…
Striking a balance between science and politics
The outbreak of the COVID-19 epidemic in China is, essentially, a public health emergency. Therefore, it becomes a critical issue to make policies by using scientific knowledge in a highly uncertain and unpredictable context. The key issue of risk-based decision-making (RBDM) is how to strike a balance between science and politics. After reviewing existing literature and practice, three main approaches to risk-based decision-making (RBDM) can be …
Control, Coordination, and Capacity
Has the establishment of the China Food and Drug Administration in 2013 and the substantial revision of the Food Safety Law in 2015 addressed earlier implementation deficits in China’s food safety policy? Through a comprehensive literature review and series of in-depth interviews with local regulatory officials in Beijing, this study observed improvements in the frontline regulatory system regarding its adherence to regulations, corruption preven…
Missing links between regulatory resources and risk concerns
Do resources available to regulatory agencies matter for public perceptions of social risks? In this paper we use the case of food safety in China to empirically examine the relationship between regulatory resources and risk concerns. The multilevel model estimates suggest that neither regulatory revenue nor personnel is significantly related to public concerns over food safety. There is also no significant interaction effect between regulatory r…
The end of Asian century
The end of Asian century: war, stagnation, and the risk to the world’s most dynamic region." Journal of the Indian Ocean Region, 14(3), pp. 367–368
Demonic Warfare
In his book, Demonic Warfare: Daoism, Territorial Networks, and the History of a Ming Novel, Mark Meulenbeld synthesizes his knowledge of Chinese religion, history, and literature to explain why th
From Decentralised Developmental State Towards Authoritarian Regulatory State
This paper attempts to answer three questions about the contemporary Chinese drug safety regulation system: why did the Chinese government reform its drug safety monitoring system and build a regulatory regime at the end of the 1990s? What obstacles will it face? What unique characteristics does it possess? Was it the collapse of the Interest Community of Government, Enterprise and Shiye Unit (ICGES) that fostered the rise of the regulatory regim…
Tracing and periodizing China's food safety regulation
How has China's food safety administrative system changed since it was founded in 1949? How can we periodize the process of this historical transformation in terms of regulators, regulatees, and regulatory tools? This review article offers an analytical framework that distinguishes three regimes in the history of China's food safety governance: an old regime of command and control (1949–1977), an intermediate regime of mixed instruments (1978–199…
Does Proximity Encourage Tolerance and Less State-Centrism
After 9/11, the exact perception among young Chinese of terrorism and security is little known to the world. What are their views and how are they formed? Are there any obvious differences in perception between young Chinese in different parts of China? What causes this disparity, if there is any? Are these differences intentionally created by the Chinese party-state top-down, or are they only nurtured in a bottom-up, decentralized manner? Using …
Perceptions of Anti-Terrorism among Students at China's Guangzhou University
By conducting a set of quantitative surveys, this study evaluates the perception of Chinese students on terrorism. Three questions are tackled: (1) how they know about terrorism; (2) how they evaluate terrorist organizations and the U.S., and (3) how they view the corresponding Chinese foreign policy
Religion as a Factor in Sino-U.S. Relations
Cooperation has been the main trend of Sino-U.S. relations; however, misunderstanding and ignorance regarding the role of religion have a negative impact.Both sides carry underlying societal and political assumptions based on their historical foundations, cultural norms, political experience with religion, and differing levels of involvement outside their borders. Dialogue that includes government and non-government levels will engender understan…
Church and state relations in China
This article is a detailed overview of the pattern of church and state relations in present‐day China. Rooting the analysis in the context of international patterns of church and state relations, the priorities of the Chinese government and the basic policy issues that have defined the development and the present status of relations between the Chinese government and religious circles in contemporary China are examined. Future trends in the churc…
Tracing and periodizing China's food safety regulation
How has China's food safety administrative system changed since it was founded in 1949? How can we periodize the process of this historical transformation in terms of regulators, regulatees, and regulatory tools? This review article offers an analytical framework that distinguishes three regimes in the history of China's food safety governance: an old regime of command and control (1949–1977), an intermediate regime of mixed instruments (1978–199…
Striking a balance between science and politics
The outbreak of the COVID-19 epidemic in China is, essentially, a public health emergency. Therefore, it becomes a critical issue to make policies by using scientific knowledge in a highly uncertain and unpredictable context. The key issue of risk-based decision-making (RBDM) is how to strike a balance between science and politics. After reviewing existing literature and practice, three main approaches to risk-based decision-making (RBDM) can be …
Control, Coordination, and Capacity
Has the establishment of the China Food and Drug Administration in 2013 and the substantial revision of the Food Safety Law in 2015 addressed earlier implementation deficits in China’s food safety policy? Through a comprehensive literature review and series of in-depth interviews with local regulatory officials in Beijing, this study observed improvements in the frontline regulatory system regarding its adherence to regulations, corruption preven…
Missing links between regulatory resources and risk concerns
Do resources available to regulatory agencies matter for public perceptions of social risks? In this paper we use the case of food safety in China to empirically examine the relationship between regulatory resources and risk concerns. The multilevel model estimates suggest that neither regulatory revenue nor personnel is significantly related to public concerns over food safety. There is also no significant interaction effect between regulatory r…
Church and state relations in China
This article is a detailed overview of the pattern of church and state relations in present‐day China. Rooting the analysis in the context of international patterns of church and state relations, the priorities of the Chinese government and the basic policy issues that have defined the development and the present status of relations between the Chinese government and religious circles in contemporary China are examined. Future trends in the churc…
Governance capacity and regulatory enforcement
How street-level organizations enforce regulations carries important governance implications. Through reviewing the regulatory enforcement literature and categorizing it into three broad governance modes, this article discusses the individual and organizational capacity prerequisites for street-level organizations to enact the corresponding government–society relationship and improve governance outcomes. Through analyzing enforcement challenges f…
From Decentralised Developmental State Towards Authoritarian Regulatory State
This paper attempts to answer three questions about the contemporary Chinese drug safety regulation system: why did the Chinese government reform its drug safety monitoring system and build a regulatory regime at the end of the 1990s? What obstacles will it face? What unique characteristics does it possess? Was it the collapse of the Interest Community of Government, Enterprise and Shiye Unit (ICGES) that fostered the rise of the regulatory regim…
Religion as a Factor in Sino-U.S. Relations
Cooperation has been the main trend of Sino-U.S. relations; however, misunderstanding and ignorance regarding the role of religion have a negative impact.Both sides carry underlying societal and political assumptions based on their historical foundations, cultural norms, political experience with religion, and differing levels of involvement outside their borders. Dialogue that includes government and non-government levels will engender understan…
Church and state relations in China
This article is a detailed overview of the pattern of church and state relations in present‐day China. Rooting the analysis in the context of international patterns of church and state relations, the priorities of the Chinese government and the basic policy issues that have defined the development and the present status of relations between the Chinese government and religious circles in contemporary China are examined. Future trends in the churc…
Religion as a Factor in Sino-U.S. Relations
Cooperation has been the main trend of Sino-U.S. relations; however, misunderstanding and ignorance regarding the role of religion have a negative impact.Both sides carry underlying societal and political assumptions based on their historical foundations, cultural norms, political experience with religion, and differing levels of involvement outside their borders. Dialogue that includes government and non-government levels will engender understan…
Perceptions of Anti-Terrorism among Students at China's Guangzhou University
By conducting a set of quantitative surveys, this study evaluates the perception of Chinese students on terrorism. Three questions are tackled: (1) how they know about terrorism; (2) how they evaluate terrorist organizations and the U.S., and (3) how they view the corresponding Chinese foreign policy
From Decentralised Developmental State Towards Authoritarian Regulatory State
This paper attempts to answer three questions about the contemporary Chinese drug safety regulation system: why did the Chinese government reform its drug safety monitoring system and build a regulatory regime at the end of the 1990s? What obstacles will it face? What unique characteristics does it possess? Was it the collapse of the Interest Community of Government, Enterprise and Shiye Unit (ICGES) that fostered the rise of the regulatory regim…
Tracing and periodizing China's food safety regulation
How has China's food safety administrative system changed since it was founded in 1949? How can we periodize the process of this historical transformation in terms of regulators, regulatees, and regulatory tools? This review article offers an analytical framework that distinguishes three regimes in the history of China's food safety governance: an old regime of command and control (1949–1977), an intermediate regime of mixed instruments (1978–199…
Does Proximity Encourage Tolerance and Less State-Centrism
After 9/11, the exact perception among young Chinese of terrorism and security is little known to the world. What are their views and how are they formed? Are there any obvious differences in perception between young Chinese in different parts of China? What causes this disparity, if there is any? Are these differences intentionally created by the Chinese party-state top-down, or are they only nurtured in a bottom-up, decentralized manner? Using …
Demonic Warfare
In his book, Demonic Warfare: Daoism, Territorial Networks, and the History of a Ming Novel, Mark Meulenbeld synthesizes his knowledge of Chinese religion, history, and literature to explain why th
The end of Asian century
The end of Asian century: war, stagnation, and the risk to the world’s most dynamic region." Journal of the Indian Ocean Region, 14(3), pp. 367–368
Control, Coordination, and Capacity
Has the establishment of the China Food and Drug Administration in 2013 and the substantial revision of the Food Safety Law in 2015 addressed earlier implementation deficits in China’s food safety policy? Through a comprehensive literature review and series of in-depth interviews with local regulatory officials in Beijing, this study observed improvements in the frontline regulatory system regarding its adherence to regulations, corruption preven…
Missing links between regulatory resources and risk concerns
Do resources available to regulatory agencies matter for public perceptions of social risks? In this paper we use the case of food safety in China to empirically examine the relationship between regulatory resources and risk concerns. The multilevel model estimates suggest that neither regulatory revenue nor personnel is significantly related to public concerns over food safety. There is also no significant interaction effect between regulatory r…
Striking a balance between science and politics
The outbreak of the COVID-19 epidemic in China is, essentially, a public health emergency. Therefore, it becomes a critical issue to make policies by using scientific knowledge in a highly uncertain and unpredictable context. The key issue of risk-based decision-making (RBDM) is how to strike a balance between science and politics. After reviewing existing literature and practice, three main approaches to risk-based decision-making (RBDM) can be …
Governance capacity and regulatory enforcement
How street-level organizations enforce regulations carries important governance implications. Through reviewing the regulatory enforcement literature and categorizing it into three broad governance modes, this article discusses the individual and organizational capacity prerequisites for street-level organizations to enact the corresponding government–society relationship and improve governance outcomes. Through analyzing enforcement challenges f…
Can Peripheral Group Members Not Represent the In-Group? The Effect of Member Prototypicality on Intergroup Conflict
Group member prototypicality is a factor in intergroup conflict-not all group members fight for group interests. This study focuses on the role of peripheral group members and the factors that influence their participation. We conducted two studies to examine the effects of group acceptance and self-uncertainty on the relationship between prototypicality and intergroup conflict. Results indicate that group acceptance moderates the relationship be…
Orthodox Passions
Recent scholarship on emotions in late imperial China focuses heavily on the romantic connection between individuals and neglects the affective bond between parents and children. In Orthodox Passions: Narrating Filial Love during the High Qing, Maram Epstein hones in on the parent-child relationship, demonstrating how filiality (xiao) played a prominent role in establishing personhood in imperial times. The book weaves filial narratives from loca…
God is not back
How effective was Soviet secularization and what is its long-term legacy? This paper investigates the lasting effects of Khrushchev's Virgin Lands Campaign (1950s) on the current level of Orthodox religiosity in eastern Russia using an original district (raion)-level dataset that combines historical and contemporary evidence. By employing various matching techniques and an instrumental variable approach, I identify significant effects of the Virg…
Losers” in the Age of Democratization
Studies have shown that socialization under communist rule is related to pro-authoritarian tendencies. This article argues that such tendencies are largely facilitated by “transitional legacies”—the enduring effects of life experiences following the regime change that occurred in post-communist countries. A sharp decline in socioeconomic status among the privileged class under the former regime strongly predicts anti-democratic and pro-authoritar…
The impact of time structure cues on prediction motion tasks in the interruption paradigm
摘要: 判断被遮挡的运动客体何时到达某一目标位置的任务称为预测运动任务。目前, 时间结构在阻断范式中对预测运动任务的影响机制尚不清楚。实验1采用连续实验探究时间结构对预测运动的影响, 结果显示相较于时间结构不同条件, 时间结构相同能够显著提高被试的任务绩效; 实验2使用闪烁实验分离了视觉速度对预测运动的影响, 结果显示时间结构相同也能够提高被试的任务绩效; 实验3通过随机实验探究干扰条件下时间结构对预测运动的影响, 结果显示时间结构相同也增加了被试判断的准确性。本研究表明在预测运动任务中, 时间结构相同是提高个体任务绩效的关键因素, 且在视觉通道内其作用具有稳定性
From information exposure to legal consciousness
Unlocking the power of social capital
Promoting Policy Implementation Through Demonstration Program Construction
Implementation programs, such as demonstration programs (DPs), have garnered significant attention in both research and practice. Existing literature on DPs predominantly focuses on their impact on participant performance, overlooking the mechanisms through which DPs shape policy implementation processes. This study investigates how DPs are systematically constructed to facilitate broader implementation by disentangling their core design requirem…
Tianwang Buxin Pill improves cognitive function in APP/PS1 mice by reducing neuronal damage and regulating synaptic plasticity
The Impact of Temporal Expectation on Unconscious Inhibitory Processing
Numerous studies have shown that motor inhibition can be triggered automatically when the cognitive system encounters interfering stimuli, even a suspicious stimulus in the absence of perceptual awareness (e.g., the negative compatibility effect). This study investigated the effect of temporal expectation, a top-down active preparation for future events, on unconscious inhibitory processing both in the local expectation context on a trial-by-tria…
Seeking identity through difference
This study investigates the positive relationship and cultural mechanism between Perceived Cultural Difference (PCD) and Tourist Destination Image (TDI) among Chinese tourists during their visit to the Royal Site of San Lorenzo de El Escorial. Initially, a qualitative investigation from 221 online reviews identifies the specific destination image and explores the intrinsic mechanism. Findings indicate that the positive relationship between PCD an…
Political science (15 works) · Law (13 works) · Law (12 works) · China (9 works) · Economics (8 works) · Politics (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Government (linguistics (5 works) · Psychology (5 works)