Yimeng Yang
Biographic Data
| ID | 4413986 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yimeng Yang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yimeng |
| FAMILY NAME | Yang |
| SIGNATURE | YANG Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | Northeastern University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0939-7628 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Economic consequences of compound drought-heatwave induced power deficits
Policy experimentation, everyday state informality, and contested cultural-creative entrepreneurial practices in urbanizing China
Entrepreneurial scalecraft
This paper examines how multi-scalar state actors are integrated in a regionalised ecological transition, and how this process, in turn, exacerbates scalar contradictions within state strategies. Drawing on a case study of the Wuhan City Circle in Hubei Province, China, it proposes a framework of entrepreneurial scalecraft to theorise the mission-oriented scalar experimentation and inherent crisis tendencies of state entrepreneurialism. This fram…
Open Access
“Qiongyou” is an alternative tourism that has emerged in China and is characterized by a “low-budget” approach. This article argues that qiongyou can be seen as a form of justice tourism. First, qiongyou is a collective socio-cultural resistance of grassroots travelers to the structural injustice of state-led tourism in the context of the financial crisis. Second, qiongyouers provide low-budget tourism participation options for the economically d…
Effect and pharmacological mechanism of Salvia miltiorrhiza and its characteristic extracts on diabetic nephropathy
Performative legitimation of waste-to-energy infrastructure
Cities are emerging as the frontiers of low-carbon transition. The emergence of low-carbon cities in East Asian developmental states is often seen as serving nation-state-led transformative development and economic restructuring. But how are specific low-carbon infrastructures socially produced at the city level, especially in the context of social protests? What is the role of the local state? This paper addresses these questions through the cas…
The poor on the road
“Qiongyou” is an alternative tourism that has emerged in China and is characterized by a “low-budget” approach. This article argues that qiongyou can be seen as a form of justice tourism. First, qiongyou is a collective socio-cultural resistance of grassroots travelers to the structural injustice of state-led tourism in the context of the financial crisis. Second, qiongyouers provide low-budget tourism participation options for the economically d…
Cultural Policy Formation and State-Society Relations
Using the Enninglu redevelopment project as a case, this article examines how local governments in China pacify urban protests, consolidate the political legitimacy of urban agendas, and re-regulate state-society relations through cultural policy-making. The Enninglu urban renewal project has experienced three waves of social resistance since 2006. Accordingly, the government has made three rounds of urban policy changes, successively incorporati…
Cultural Policy Formation and State-Society Relations
Using the Enninglu redevelopment project as a case, this article examines how local governments in China pacify urban protests, consolidate the political legitimacy of urban agendas, and re-regulate state-society relations through cultural policy-making. The Enninglu urban renewal project has experienced three waves of social resistance since 2006. Accordingly, the government has made three rounds of urban policy changes, successively incorporati…
Policy experimentation, everyday state informality, and contested cultural-creative entrepreneurial practices in urbanizing China
The poor on the road
“Qiongyou” is an alternative tourism that has emerged in China and is characterized by a “low-budget” approach. This article argues that qiongyou can be seen as a form of justice tourism. First, qiongyou is a collective socio-cultural resistance of grassroots travelers to the structural injustice of state-led tourism in the context of the financial crisis. Second, qiongyouers provide low-budget tourism participation options for the economically d…
Cultural Policy Formation and State-Society Relations
Using the Enninglu redevelopment project as a case, this article examines how local governments in China pacify urban protests, consolidate the political legitimacy of urban agendas, and re-regulate state-society relations through cultural policy-making. The Enninglu urban renewal project has experienced three waves of social resistance since 2006. Accordingly, the government has made three rounds of urban policy changes, successively incorporati…
Open Access
“Qiongyou” is an alternative tourism that has emerged in China and is characterized by a “low-budget” approach. This article argues that qiongyou can be seen as a form of justice tourism. First, qiongyou is a collective socio-cultural resistance of grassroots travelers to the structural injustice of state-led tourism in the context of the financial crisis. Second, qiongyouers provide low-budget tourism participation options for the economically d…
Effect and pharmacological mechanism of Salvia miltiorrhiza and its characteristic extracts on diabetic nephropathy
Performative legitimation of waste-to-energy infrastructure
Cities are emerging as the frontiers of low-carbon transition. The emergence of low-carbon cities in East Asian developmental states is often seen as serving nation-state-led transformative development and economic restructuring. But how are specific low-carbon infrastructures socially produced at the city level, especially in the context of social protests? What is the role of the local state? This paper addresses these questions through the cas…
Economic consequences of compound drought-heatwave induced power deficits
Policy experimentation, everyday state informality, and contested cultural-creative entrepreneurial practices in urbanizing China
Entrepreneurial scalecraft
This paper examines how multi-scalar state actors are integrated in a regionalised ecological transition, and how this process, in turn, exacerbates scalar contradictions within state strategies. Drawing on a case study of the Wuhan City Circle in Hubei Province, China, it proposes a framework of entrepreneurial scalecraft to theorise the mission-oriented scalar experimentation and inherent crisis tendencies of state entrepreneurialism. This fram…
Political science (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · China's Socioeconomic Reforms and Governance (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Context (archaeology (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Political economy (3 works) · Bureaucracy (2 works)