Xingping Wang
Biographic Data
| ID | 4425352 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Xingping Wang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Xingping |
| FAMILY NAME | Wang |
| SIGNATURE | WANG X |
| AFFILIATIONS | Southeast University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5219-2230 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 37 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Measurement and Influencing Factors of Urban Network Externalities in Yangtze River Delta Urban Agglomeration
Promoting the free and orderly flow of factors and improving urban network externalities are inherent requirements for the high-quality integrated development of regional economies. Existing research has mostly explored network externalities from the perspective of a single-factor flow, with insufficient attention to the influencing factors of network externalities. This paper constructed a multidimensional factor flow network and used the Cobb–D…
Urban policies mobility from China to Africa: Case study of Ethiopia
This paper conceptualizes China’s urban policy model and examines its transfer within China–Africa cooperation, using Ethiopia’s Special Economic Zones policy as a case study. Employing policy ethnography and semi-structured interviews, this study investigates how Chinese urban policies are reinterpreted and restructured within African institutional and social contexts. This study highlights that China’s urban policy export is closely tied to its…
Transnational Investment Networks of Chinese Overseas Distribution Centers: Structural Evolution and Location Choice Factors
Authoritarian Entrepreneurism in Urban Megaproject: The Corridor Development Project in Addis Ababa
Quantitative attribution of industrial agglomeration patterns in Africa: Global, local drivers and indirect effects
Finding appropriate measures to drive industrial agglomeration is particularly urgent for Africa, which has been facing a decline in industrial production activities. Therefore, this study contributed by developing a multi-level spatial analysis framework that explored the global driving mechanisms and local heterogeneity of industrial agglomeration in Africa through various critical factors. The findings are as follows: (1) From 2009 to 2019, th…
Special economic zone urbanism in Africa: Capital, Territory, and Contested Industrialization
Trans-Regional railway corridor implications on urbanization
Recently, the government of Ethiopia has been engaged in modernizing the trans-regional Ethio-Djibouti railway infrastructure using the Belt and Road Initiative. This railway corridor has been serving as the main get way for the landlocked Ethiopia to the port. This article creates an insight about the implications of the Ethio-Djibouti railway corridor by exploring the question: what kinds of urban form and morphological changes evolved due to t…
The Influence of Proximity on the Evolution of Urban Innovation Networks in Nanjing Metropolitan Area, China: A Comparative Analysis of Knowledge and Technological Innovations
This study investigates the dynamics of innovation element flows among metropolitan areas and examines the underlying proximity mechanisms that are crucial for elevating urban agglomerations’ innovation levels and spurring their development. Utilizing collaborative publication and patent data, this research constructs knowledge and technological innovation networks within the Nanjing metropolitan area (NMA) from 2013 to 2020. It analyzes the evol…
Regional Small Towns Classification Assessment and Spatial Pattern Integration: A Case Study of the Yunnan Section of the China–Laos Economic Corridor
The role of small towns in regional development is being emphasized, especially in developing countries, where small towns are driving regional spatial integration and optimization from the ‘bottom up’. In the context of further refinement of regional governance, it is important to identify the characteristics of regional small towns and explore the spatial pattern and structure of their development to achieve regional strategic goals. Taking the…
Pandemic-Resilient Urban Centers: A New Way of Thinking for Industrial-Oriented Urbanization in Ethiopia
In Ethiopia, the flourishing of industrial parks in the suburbs of major urban centers is a recent phenomenon. The outbreak of COVID-19 has had an adverse impact on the emerging industrial parks and prospects of cluster cities. The aim of this article is to explore the different urban planning measures employed during the pandemic and to propose sound planning methods for the development of sustainable industrial-oriented urban centers. In Ethiop…
Spatial governance for Covid-19 prevention and control in China's development zones
Study on Fractal Characteristics of Migration-Population Flow—Evidence from Egypt
Population migration is a major event of optimizing the allocation of production factors and a key way to construct regional relations and promote spatial reconstruction. However, there are few papers published on population migration that have a direct impact on the sustainable development of deserts owing to the more sensitive and complex man–earth relationship. Therefore, it is important to study the laws and characteristics of population migr…
Migrants' choice of household split or reunion in China's urbanisation process: The effect of objective and subjective socioeconomic status
Does polycentric and compact development alleviate urban traffic congestion? A case study of 98 Chinese cities
The Impact of Neighborhood Environment on Women’s Willingness to Have a Second Child in China
In recent years, the Chinese government has changed the one-child policy that was implemented more than 3 decades ago and has began encouraging couples to have 2 children. However, this cannot quickly change people's reproductive concepts after more than 30 years of low fertility rate and birth control. In this context, the aim of our study was to assess the effect of neighborhood environment on Chinese women's fertility-willingness for a second …
Exploring the relationship between rural village characteristics and Chinese return migrants' participation in farming: Path dependence in rural employment
Upward social mobility in China: Do cities and neighbourhoods matter
The Physical and Psychological Health of Migrants in Guangzhou, China: How Does Neighborhood Matter?
This study analyzed the health of migrants in 4 types of neighborhood in the city of Guangzhou in China. The research shows that the health of internal migrants in urban villages and private housing neighborhoods is much better than those living in older inner city neighborhoods (which are known as jiefang shequ) and unit neighborhoods (which are known as danwei). The reasons behind this are the facts that the migrants in urban villages tend to b…
Assessing the spatial and temporal differences in the impacts of factor allocation and urbanization on urban–rural income disparity in China, 2004–2010
Migrants' choice of household split or reunion in China's urbanisation process: The effect of objective and subjective socioeconomic status
Exploring the relationship between rural village characteristics and Chinese return migrants' participation in farming: Path dependence in rural employment
Assessing the spatial and temporal differences in the impacts of factor allocation and urbanization on urban–rural income disparity in China, 2004–2010
Upward social mobility in China: Do cities and neighbourhoods matter
Pandemic-Resilient Urban Centers: A New Way of Thinking for Industrial-Oriented Urbanization in Ethiopia
In Ethiopia, the flourishing of industrial parks in the suburbs of major urban centers is a recent phenomenon. The outbreak of COVID-19 has had an adverse impact on the emerging industrial parks and prospects of cluster cities. The aim of this article is to explore the different urban planning measures employed during the pandemic and to propose sound planning methods for the development of sustainable industrial-oriented urban centers. In Ethiop…
Spatial governance for Covid-19 prevention and control in China's development zones
Assessing the spatial and temporal differences in the impacts of factor allocation and urbanization on urban–rural income disparity in China, 2004–2010
The Physical and Psychological Health of Migrants in Guangzhou, China: How Does Neighborhood Matter?
This study analyzed the health of migrants in 4 types of neighborhood in the city of Guangzhou in China. The research shows that the health of internal migrants in urban villages and private housing neighborhoods is much better than those living in older inner city neighborhoods (which are known as jiefang shequ) and unit neighborhoods (which are known as danwei). The reasons behind this are the facts that the migrants in urban villages tend to b…
Upward social mobility in China: Do cities and neighbourhoods matter
Does polycentric and compact development alleviate urban traffic congestion? A case study of 98 Chinese cities
The Impact of Neighborhood Environment on Women’s Willingness to Have a Second Child in China
In recent years, the Chinese government has changed the one-child policy that was implemented more than 3 decades ago and has began encouraging couples to have 2 children. However, this cannot quickly change people's reproductive concepts after more than 30 years of low fertility rate and birth control. In this context, the aim of our study was to assess the effect of neighborhood environment on Chinese women's fertility-willingness for a second …
Exploring the relationship between rural village characteristics and Chinese return migrants' participation in farming: Path dependence in rural employment
Migrants' choice of household split or reunion in China's urbanisation process: The effect of objective and subjective socioeconomic status
Study on Fractal Characteristics of Migration-Population Flow—Evidence from Egypt
Population migration is a major event of optimizing the allocation of production factors and a key way to construct regional relations and promote spatial reconstruction. However, there are few papers published on population migration that have a direct impact on the sustainable development of deserts owing to the more sensitive and complex man–earth relationship. Therefore, it is important to study the laws and characteristics of population migr…
Regional Small Towns Classification Assessment and Spatial Pattern Integration: A Case Study of the Yunnan Section of the China–Laos Economic Corridor
The role of small towns in regional development is being emphasized, especially in developing countries, where small towns are driving regional spatial integration and optimization from the ‘bottom up’. In the context of further refinement of regional governance, it is important to identify the characteristics of regional small towns and explore the spatial pattern and structure of their development to achieve regional strategic goals. Taking the…
Pandemic-Resilient Urban Centers: A New Way of Thinking for Industrial-Oriented Urbanization in Ethiopia
In Ethiopia, the flourishing of industrial parks in the suburbs of major urban centers is a recent phenomenon. The outbreak of COVID-19 has had an adverse impact on the emerging industrial parks and prospects of cluster cities. The aim of this article is to explore the different urban planning measures employed during the pandemic and to propose sound planning methods for the development of sustainable industrial-oriented urban centers. In Ethiop…
Spatial governance for Covid-19 prevention and control in China's development zones
Trans-Regional railway corridor implications on urbanization
Recently, the government of Ethiopia has been engaged in modernizing the trans-regional Ethio-Djibouti railway infrastructure using the Belt and Road Initiative. This railway corridor has been serving as the main get way for the landlocked Ethiopia to the port. This article creates an insight about the implications of the Ethio-Djibouti railway corridor by exploring the question: what kinds of urban form and morphological changes evolved due to t…
The Influence of Proximity on the Evolution of Urban Innovation Networks in Nanjing Metropolitan Area, China: A Comparative Analysis of Knowledge and Technological Innovations
This study investigates the dynamics of innovation element flows among metropolitan areas and examines the underlying proximity mechanisms that are crucial for elevating urban agglomerations’ innovation levels and spurring their development. Utilizing collaborative publication and patent data, this research constructs knowledge and technological innovation networks within the Nanjing metropolitan area (NMA) from 2013 to 2020. It analyzes the evol…
Quantitative attribution of industrial agglomeration patterns in Africa: Global, local drivers and indirect effects
Finding appropriate measures to drive industrial agglomeration is particularly urgent for Africa, which has been facing a decline in industrial production activities. Therefore, this study contributed by developing a multi-level spatial analysis framework that explored the global driving mechanisms and local heterogeneity of industrial agglomeration in Africa through various critical factors. The findings are as follows: (1) From 2009 to 2019, th…
Special economic zone urbanism in Africa: Capital, Territory, and Contested Industrialization
Measurement and Influencing Factors of Urban Network Externalities in Yangtze River Delta Urban Agglomeration
Promoting the free and orderly flow of factors and improving urban network externalities are inherent requirements for the high-quality integrated development of regional economies. Existing research has mostly explored network externalities from the perspective of a single-factor flow, with insufficient attention to the influencing factors of network externalities. This paper constructed a multidimensional factor flow network and used the Cobb–D…
Urban policies mobility from China to Africa: Case study of Ethiopia
This paper conceptualizes China’s urban policy model and examines its transfer within China–Africa cooperation, using Ethiopia’s Special Economic Zones policy as a case study. Employing policy ethnography and semi-structured interviews, this study investigates how Chinese urban policies are reinterpreted and restructured within African institutional and social contexts. This study highlights that China’s urban policy export is closely tied to its…
Transnational Investment Networks of Chinese Overseas Distribution Centers: Structural Evolution and Location Choice Factors
Authoritarian Entrepreneurism in Urban Megaproject: The Corridor Development Project in Addis Ababa
Geography (14 works) · Economics (12 works) · China (11 works) · Economic geography (9 works) · Economic growth (9 works) · Urbanization (7 works) · Business (6 works) · Demographic economics (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Regional science (6 works)