Jiangang Zhu
Biographic Data
| ID | 4169804 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jiangang Zhu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jiangang |
| FAMILY NAME | Zhu |
| SIGNATURE | ZHU J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Sun Yat-sen University |
| ORCID | 0009-0004-7475-2077 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 43 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Enhancing the tourism cultural and creative industry: A novel Aigc-integrated methodology for efficient IP image design
This study highlights the significant role of Artificial Intelligence Generated Content (AIGC) in enhancing local tourism Intellectual Property (IP) image design, a key factor in advancing the tourism cultural and creative industry. By leveraging AIGC’s unique capabilities, the research introduces an innovative design process that improves efficiency and quality while reducing time and costs for designers. This methodology offers practical solut…
Cultural reinvention or cultural erasure? A study on rural gentrification, land leasing, and cultural change
The modern transformation of philanthropy in China over the past four decades
This paper examines the development of philanthropy and civil society in China over the past 40 years of reform and opening-up. The study identifies a process in which China's philanthropy has transitioned from being embedded within the planned economy, to being re-embedded under government regulation, and later integrated into governance frameworks. While the idea of civil society has sparked considerable discussion within philanthropy in China,…
Absorptive Philanthropic Governance: The Resilience and Differentiation of Chinese Philanthropic Foundations Amidst the Pandemic
The development of philanthropic foundations in China is constrained by both state corporatism and the ‘administrative absorption of society.’ In this study, we use the term ‘absorptive philanthropic governance’ to describe the process where absorption is combined with intentional space for collaboration within the governance of the philanthropic sector. This concept elucidates how these two elements interact and influence each other to achieve a…
XGBoost-Based Feature Learning Method for Mining Covid-19 Novel Diagnostic Markers
In December 2019, an outbreak of novel coronavirus pneumonia spread over Wuhan, Hubei Province, China, which then developed into a significant global health public event, giving rise to substantial economic losses. We downloaded throat swab expression profiling data of COVID-19 positive and negative patients from the Gene Expression Omnibus (GEO) database to mine novel diagnostic biomarkers. XGBoost was used to construct the model and select feat…
Partnership building? Government-led NGO participation in China’s grassroots waste governance
Fostering Civil Society Through Community Empowerment: An Extended Case of the Sichuan Earthquake in China
How nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) enhance civil society development in China is underresearched while the extant literature centers on the government–NGO relationship. Applying the extended case method, this study explores how an NGO-facilitated community reconstruction program followed the community empowerment approach to foster local civil society in the wake of the 2008 Sichuan Earthquake. We argue that community reconstruction opened …
Secularity and Transformation of the Faith-Based Community: Ethnography of the Religious Charity of Baha'i in Macau
Since the 1970s, religious charities in Chinese communities have gradually become public and rational, transforming from previously raising donations for the temples or disaster relief. Even in mainland China, Buddhism, Christianity, and Islam all began to enter the secular society after the 1980s and gradually merged into local public life by providing public welfare. Little attention has been paid to Baha'i, which originated in Iran in the midd…
Push and Pull: A Case Study of the Dynamics of Chinese Diaspora Philanthropy
The contribution of overseas Chinese to their ancestral homeland in China is an important topic for research. This article uses the concept of diaspora philanthropy to analyze the patterns and mechanisms of philanthropic giving by overseas Chinese to their ancestral hometowns or villages, also known as qiaoxiang . Based on an ethnographic study in Shunde, Guangdong Province, this article argues that Chinese diaspora philanthropy is not just based…
Kenya and the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road: Implications for China-Africa Relations
China remains Africa’s largest financier of infrastructure, and the Belt and Road Forum held in May 2017 estimated pledge of funds of about US$40 billion. Reportedly, projects worth much more than the pledged funds are in the planning or have been underway, making the “Belt and Road Initiative (BRI)” the biggest development initiative in history. China and Africa need each other in development, and the Asian giant continues to make inroads into A…
Legitimacy, Board Involvement, and Resource Competitiveness: Drivers of NGO Revenue Diversification
Revenue diversification, which generates resources from different streams and an increased number of sources, has been highly recommended as an active strategy to maintain revenue stability. To help NGOs to strategically improve or maintain revenue diversification, we identified managerial and environmental drivers of revenue diversification. Using a national sample of 429 Chinese grassroots NGOs, we investigated the extent to which organizationa…
Labour Rights and Beyond—How Migrant Worker NGOs Negotiate Urban Spaces in the Pearl River Delta
The Pearl River Delta (PRD) with its strong focus on international export production has a higher concentration of NGOs that support migrant workers than any other part of China. To better understand mechanisms of inclusion and exclusion affecting migrants in the city and their organisations, this paper takes up Martina Löw's (2008) space‐theoretical concept and her critical reference to Anthony Giddens' structuration theory showing how space can…
Public participation in China’s green communities: Mobilizing memories and structuring incentives
Space, Power, and the Construction of Community Identity: A Case Study of a Residents' Movement in a Shanghai Neighborhood
Seniors Defending Their Rights: Strategies and Culture in Collective Action: The Homeowner Rights Movement in Lijiang Garden, Guangzhou
Guest Editor's Introduction
Public participation in China’s green communities: Mobilizing memories and structuring incentives
Labour Rights and Beyond—How Migrant Worker NGOs Negotiate Urban Spaces in the Pearl River Delta
The Pearl River Delta (PRD) with its strong focus on international export production has a higher concentration of NGOs that support migrant workers than any other part of China. To better understand mechanisms of inclusion and exclusion affecting migrants in the city and their organisations, this paper takes up Martina Löw's (2008) space‐theoretical concept and her critical reference to Anthony Giddens' structuration theory showing how space can…
Cultural reinvention or cultural erasure? A study on rural gentrification, land leasing, and cultural change
Legitimacy, Board Involvement, and Resource Competitiveness: Drivers of NGO Revenue Diversification
Revenue diversification, which generates resources from different streams and an increased number of sources, has been highly recommended as an active strategy to maintain revenue stability. To help NGOs to strategically improve or maintain revenue diversification, we identified managerial and environmental drivers of revenue diversification. Using a national sample of 429 Chinese grassroots NGOs, we investigated the extent to which organizationa…
Fostering Civil Society Through Community Empowerment: An Extended Case of the Sichuan Earthquake in China
How nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) enhance civil society development in China is underresearched while the extant literature centers on the government–NGO relationship. Applying the extended case method, this study explores how an NGO-facilitated community reconstruction program followed the community empowerment approach to foster local civil society in the wake of the 2008 Sichuan Earthquake. We argue that community reconstruction opened …
Partnership building? Government-led NGO participation in China’s grassroots waste governance
Seniors Defending Their Rights: Strategies and Culture in Collective Action: The Homeowner Rights Movement in Lijiang Garden, Guangzhou
Guest Editor's Introduction
Kenya and the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road: Implications for China-Africa Relations
China remains Africa’s largest financier of infrastructure, and the Belt and Road Forum held in May 2017 estimated pledge of funds of about US$40 billion. Reportedly, projects worth much more than the pledged funds are in the planning or have been underway, making the “Belt and Road Initiative (BRI)” the biggest development initiative in history. China and Africa need each other in development, and the Asian giant continues to make inroads into A…
Space, Power, and the Construction of Community Identity: A Case Study of a Residents' Movement in a Shanghai Neighborhood
Space, Power, and the Construction of Community Identity: A Case Study of a Residents' Movement in a Shanghai Neighborhood
Seniors Defending Their Rights: Strategies and Culture in Collective Action: The Homeowner Rights Movement in Lijiang Garden, Guangzhou
Guest Editor's Introduction
Public participation in China’s green communities: Mobilizing memories and structuring incentives
Labour Rights and Beyond—How Migrant Worker NGOs Negotiate Urban Spaces in the Pearl River Delta
The Pearl River Delta (PRD) with its strong focus on international export production has a higher concentration of NGOs that support migrant workers than any other part of China. To better understand mechanisms of inclusion and exclusion affecting migrants in the city and their organisations, this paper takes up Martina Löw's (2008) space‐theoretical concept and her critical reference to Anthony Giddens' structuration theory showing how space can…
Kenya and the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road: Implications for China-Africa Relations
China remains Africa’s largest financier of infrastructure, and the Belt and Road Forum held in May 2017 estimated pledge of funds of about US$40 billion. Reportedly, projects worth much more than the pledged funds are in the planning or have been underway, making the “Belt and Road Initiative (BRI)” the biggest development initiative in history. China and Africa need each other in development, and the Asian giant continues to make inroads into A…
Legitimacy, Board Involvement, and Resource Competitiveness: Drivers of NGO Revenue Diversification
Revenue diversification, which generates resources from different streams and an increased number of sources, has been highly recommended as an active strategy to maintain revenue stability. To help NGOs to strategically improve or maintain revenue diversification, we identified managerial and environmental drivers of revenue diversification. Using a national sample of 429 Chinese grassroots NGOs, we investigated the extent to which organizationa…
Push and Pull: A Case Study of the Dynamics of Chinese Diaspora Philanthropy
The contribution of overseas Chinese to their ancestral homeland in China is an important topic for research. This article uses the concept of diaspora philanthropy to analyze the patterns and mechanisms of philanthropic giving by overseas Chinese to their ancestral hometowns or villages, also known as qiaoxiang . Based on an ethnographic study in Shunde, Guangdong Province, this article argues that Chinese diaspora philanthropy is not just based…
Secularity and Transformation of the Faith-Based Community: Ethnography of the Religious Charity of Baha'i in Macau
Since the 1970s, religious charities in Chinese communities have gradually become public and rational, transforming from previously raising donations for the temples or disaster relief. Even in mainland China, Buddhism, Christianity, and Islam all began to enter the secular society after the 1980s and gradually merged into local public life by providing public welfare. Little attention has been paid to Baha'i, which originated in Iran in the midd…
Fostering Civil Society Through Community Empowerment: An Extended Case of the Sichuan Earthquake in China
How nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) enhance civil society development in China is underresearched while the extant literature centers on the government–NGO relationship. Applying the extended case method, this study explores how an NGO-facilitated community reconstruction program followed the community empowerment approach to foster local civil society in the wake of the 2008 Sichuan Earthquake. We argue that community reconstruction opened …
XGBoost-Based Feature Learning Method for Mining Covid-19 Novel Diagnostic Markers
In December 2019, an outbreak of novel coronavirus pneumonia spread over Wuhan, Hubei Province, China, which then developed into a significant global health public event, giving rise to substantial economic losses. We downloaded throat swab expression profiling data of COVID-19 positive and negative patients from the Gene Expression Omnibus (GEO) database to mine novel diagnostic biomarkers. XGBoost was used to construct the model and select feat…
Partnership building? Government-led NGO participation in China’s grassroots waste governance
Absorptive Philanthropic Governance: The Resilience and Differentiation of Chinese Philanthropic Foundations Amidst the Pandemic
The development of philanthropic foundations in China is constrained by both state corporatism and the ‘administrative absorption of society.’ In this study, we use the term ‘absorptive philanthropic governance’ to describe the process where absorption is combined with intentional space for collaboration within the governance of the philanthropic sector. This concept elucidates how these two elements interact and influence each other to achieve a…
Cultural reinvention or cultural erasure? A study on rural gentrification, land leasing, and cultural change
The modern transformation of philanthropy in China over the past four decades
This paper examines the development of philanthropy and civil society in China over the past 40 years of reform and opening-up. The study identifies a process in which China's philanthropy has transitioned from being embedded within the planned economy, to being re-embedded under government regulation, and later integrated into governance frameworks. While the idea of civil society has sparked considerable discussion within philanthropy in China,…
Enhancing the tourism cultural and creative industry: A novel Aigc-integrated methodology for efficient IP image design
This study highlights the significant role of Artificial Intelligence Generated Content (AIGC) in enhancing local tourism Intellectual Property (IP) image design, a key factor in advancing the tourism cultural and creative industry. By leveraging AIGC’s unique capabilities, the research introduces an innovative design process that improves efficiency and quality while reducing time and costs for designers. This methodology offers practical solut…
Political science (13 works) · Sociology (11 works) · China (8 works) · Law (8 works) · Politics (7 works) · Economic growth (6 works) · Economics (6 works) · Law (6 works) · China's Socioeconomic Reforms and Governance (5 works) · Citizen journalism (3 works)