Jialin Wu
Biographic Data
| ID | 4628693 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jialin Wu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jialin |
| FAMILY NAME | Wu |
| SIGNATURE | WU J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Huddersfield |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5369-4371 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 30 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 20 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Measuring enterprises’ technological innovation capabilities: A method based on the combination of patent knowledge elements
Huopu Xialing decoction mitigates influenza A-induced pulmonary injury by inhibiting METTL3-Nlrp3(m6A) mediated NLRP3 inflammasome activation
Demystifying Symbiotic Rationality in Tourism SMEs: Conceptualization and Scale Development
There is a high degree of interdependence between tourism small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and natural resources and between tourism SMEs themselves, necessitating a symbiotic rationality to guide them toward more sustainable practices. Current rational perspectives—instrumental rationality and value rationality—due to their inherently conflicting nature, are inadequate to fundamentally address these inherent symbiotic relationships. Th…
Intentions, actions, and assumptions: A Wake-Up Call for Behavioural Research in Sustainable Tourism
Behavioural research is foundational to sustainable tourism, yet persistent methodological shortcomings warrant critical reflection. This paper issues a wake-up call to the field, drawing attention to the enduring gap between behavioural intentions and actual behaviours, the overreliance on cross-sectional survey designs, and the conflation of self-reports with observed actions. We identify key methodological pitfalls in the study of behavioural …
Clinical characteristics of pulmonary embolism at extremely high altitude: A single-center retrospective study
Background Exposure to high altitude (HA) has been shown to significantly increase the risk of venous thromboembolism (VTE). However, the clinical characteristics of VTE at extremely high altitudes remain poorly understood. In this single-center retrospective study, we aimed to compare the clinical characteristics and prognoses of pulmonary embolism (PE) patients at extremely high altitudes with those at low altitudes (LA). Methods This retrospec…
Failure to morally self-regulate: Deindividuation and moral disengagement from pro-environmental behavioural intentions across tourism and home contexts
This study extends current research on cross-contextual inconsistencies in pro-environmental behaviour (PEB) intentions.We compare the mechanisms influencing PEB intentions in tourism and post-visit home contexts.We find that moral obligation, moral disengagement, and perceived anonymity are consistently linked with PEB intentions in both contexts, but public self-awareness has a substantial impact on PEB intentions only during travel.While publi…
Study on the propagation characteristics of shockwave in dense crowd in corner passage
Crowd shockwaves are prone to occur when evacuating dense crowds, especially in areas with corner passages, leading to congestion and accidents. The characteristics of shockwaves in corner passages need further exploration. This study used AnyLogic software based on the social force model to construct scenarios. The propagation mechanism of crowd shockwaves was revealed through simulation analysis of the changes in wave amplitude, duration, and p…
Intelligent recognition of high-quality academic papers: Based on knowledge-based metasemantic networks
The purpose of a sustainable tourism journal
What is the purpose of a tourism journal specialising in sustainability, and how does it best serve the needs of knowledge development, academia and wider society? Now that the Journal of Sustainable Tourism (JoST) is over 30 years old, and we’ve recently had a change in the editorial team, we thought it would be timely to consult with the editorial board to refresh and renew our aims and long-term outcomes, and ensure that our activities and use…
Optimal Business Diversification and Firm Performance: The Role of Geographic Diversification in Chinese Tourism Firms
202306 bcww
Making Sense of Fengshui and Customers’ Experiences of Hotel Room Stays: A Vignette-Induced Interview Approach
Despite the well-documented cultural importance of fengshui, little research has been carried out to provide a theoretically complex view of its impacts on customers’ experiences of hotel stays. This study explores customers’ perceptions of hotel rooms’ fengshui and seeks to make sense of links between the environment, fengshui beliefs and hotel-staying experiences. Under a qualitative paradigm, a vignette-induced interview approach was employed …
How and when tryvertising works in P2P accommodations
This study explores the potential of tryvertising in accommodations using an experimental research design. By building a moderated mediation model, this research offers theoretical underpinnings to comprehend how and when tryvertising works in peer-to-peer accommodations. The results demonstrate that tryvertising is more effective in Airbnb than in a hotel context, and more effective in an entire property than a private room in Airbnb. Different …
Open science for sustainable tourism
Open Science refers to a movement and set of research integrity practices that promote transparency, collaboration, and accessibility in scientific research. The primary goal of open science is to make the entire scientific process, from the conception of research ideas to the dissemination of results, more accessible and inclusive (Nosek et al., Citation2015). Researchers can choose from a range of options when thinking about how they may want t…
Code red for sustainable tourism
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Tourists’ Pro-environmental Behaviors: Moral Obligation or Disengagement?
We study the formation of pro-environmental behaviors (PEBs) by integrating both the promoting (moral obligation) and inhibiting (moral disengagement) PEB mechanisms. Results of a sample of 285 tourists at a National Nature Reserve in China affirm that moral obligation positively affects PEB intention, while moral disengagement has significant negative impact. There is little difference in the relative importance of moral obligation and moral dis…
The elusive impact of pro-environmental intention on holiday on pro-environmental behaviour at home
Are neighbour tourists more sensitive to crowding? The impact of distance on the crowding-out effect in tourism
A method to evaluate building energy consumption based on energy use index of different functional sectors
Rethinking travel life cycle with travel career patterns
On the basis of previous life cycle literature, this study aims to further deliberate over the concept of travel life cycle (TLC) by integrating Pearce’s travel career pattern (TCP) theory. Links between TLC and TCP are investigated by determining the differences between the age and income groups. Results of four-year annual tourist surveys among 21,972 participants corroborate that TLC cannot be equated to family life cycle and be simply categor…
Ethnobotanical study of medicinal plants used by Hakka in Guangdong, China
The elusive impact of pro-environmental intention on holiday on pro-environmental behaviour at home
Rethinking travel life cycle with travel career patterns
On the basis of previous life cycle literature, this study aims to further deliberate over the concept of travel life cycle (TLC) by integrating Pearce’s travel career pattern (TCP) theory. Links between TLC and TCP are investigated by determining the differences between the age and income groups. Results of four-year annual tourist surveys among 21,972 participants corroborate that TLC cannot be equated to family life cycle and be simply categor…
Open science for sustainable tourism
Open Science refers to a movement and set of research integrity practices that promote transparency, collaboration, and accessibility in scientific research. The primary goal of open science is to make the entire scientific process, from the conception of research ideas to the dissemination of results, more accessible and inclusive (Nosek et al., Citation2015). Researchers can choose from a range of options when thinking about how they may want t…
Are neighbour tourists more sensitive to crowding? The impact of distance on the crowding-out effect in tourism
How and when tryvertising works in P2P accommodations
This study explores the potential of tryvertising in accommodations using an experimental research design. By building a moderated mediation model, this research offers theoretical underpinnings to comprehend how and when tryvertising works in peer-to-peer accommodations. The results demonstrate that tryvertising is more effective in Airbnb than in a hotel context, and more effective in an entire property than a private room in Airbnb. Different …
Ethnobotanical study of medicinal plants used by Hakka in Guangdong, China
Rethinking travel life cycle with travel career patterns
On the basis of previous life cycle literature, this study aims to further deliberate over the concept of travel life cycle (TLC) by integrating Pearce’s travel career pattern (TCP) theory. Links between TLC and TCP are investigated by determining the differences between the age and income groups. Results of four-year annual tourist surveys among 21,972 participants corroborate that TLC cannot be equated to family life cycle and be simply categor…
A method to evaluate building energy consumption based on energy use index of different functional sectors
Tourists’ Pro-environmental Behaviors: Moral Obligation or Disengagement?
We study the formation of pro-environmental behaviors (PEBs) by integrating both the promoting (moral obligation) and inhibiting (moral disengagement) PEB mechanisms. Results of a sample of 285 tourists at a National Nature Reserve in China affirm that moral obligation positively affects PEB intention, while moral disengagement has significant negative impact. There is little difference in the relative importance of moral obligation and moral dis…
The elusive impact of pro-environmental intention on holiday on pro-environmental behaviour at home
Are neighbour tourists more sensitive to crowding? The impact of distance on the crowding-out effect in tourism
Code red for sustainable tourism
TEST 02 - Elsevier's Scopus, the largest abstract and citation database of peer-reviewed literature. Search and access research from the science, technology, medicine, social sciences and arts and humanities fields
The purpose of a sustainable tourism journal
What is the purpose of a tourism journal specialising in sustainability, and how does it best serve the needs of knowledge development, academia and wider society? Now that the Journal of Sustainable Tourism (JoST) is over 30 years old, and we’ve recently had a change in the editorial team, we thought it would be timely to consult with the editorial board to refresh and renew our aims and long-term outcomes, and ensure that our activities and use…
Optimal Business Diversification and Firm Performance: The Role of Geographic Diversification in Chinese Tourism Firms
202306 bcww
Making Sense of Fengshui and Customers’ Experiences of Hotel Room Stays: A Vignette-Induced Interview Approach
Despite the well-documented cultural importance of fengshui, little research has been carried out to provide a theoretically complex view of its impacts on customers’ experiences of hotel stays. This study explores customers’ perceptions of hotel rooms’ fengshui and seeks to make sense of links between the environment, fengshui beliefs and hotel-staying experiences. Under a qualitative paradigm, a vignette-induced interview approach was employed …
How and when tryvertising works in P2P accommodations
This study explores the potential of tryvertising in accommodations using an experimental research design. By building a moderated mediation model, this research offers theoretical underpinnings to comprehend how and when tryvertising works in peer-to-peer accommodations. The results demonstrate that tryvertising is more effective in Airbnb than in a hotel context, and more effective in an entire property than a private room in Airbnb. Different …
Open science for sustainable tourism
Open Science refers to a movement and set of research integrity practices that promote transparency, collaboration, and accessibility in scientific research. The primary goal of open science is to make the entire scientific process, from the conception of research ideas to the dissemination of results, more accessible and inclusive (Nosek et al., Citation2015). Researchers can choose from a range of options when thinking about how they may want t…
Study on the propagation characteristics of shockwave in dense crowd in corner passage
Crowd shockwaves are prone to occur when evacuating dense crowds, especially in areas with corner passages, leading to congestion and accidents. The characteristics of shockwaves in corner passages need further exploration. This study used AnyLogic software based on the social force model to construct scenarios. The propagation mechanism of crowd shockwaves was revealed through simulation analysis of the changes in wave amplitude, duration, and p…
Intelligent recognition of high-quality academic papers: Based on knowledge-based metasemantic networks
Clinical characteristics of pulmonary embolism at extremely high altitude: A single-center retrospective study
Background Exposure to high altitude (HA) has been shown to significantly increase the risk of venous thromboembolism (VTE). However, the clinical characteristics of VTE at extremely high altitudes remain poorly understood. In this single-center retrospective study, we aimed to compare the clinical characteristics and prognoses of pulmonary embolism (PE) patients at extremely high altitudes with those at low altitudes (LA). Methods This retrospec…
Failure to morally self-regulate: Deindividuation and moral disengagement from pro-environmental behavioural intentions across tourism and home contexts
This study extends current research on cross-contextual inconsistencies in pro-environmental behaviour (PEB) intentions.We compare the mechanisms influencing PEB intentions in tourism and post-visit home contexts.We find that moral obligation, moral disengagement, and perceived anonymity are consistently linked with PEB intentions in both contexts, but public self-awareness has a substantial impact on PEB intentions only during travel.While publi…
Measuring enterprises’ technological innovation capabilities: A method based on the combination of patent knowledge elements
Huopu Xialing decoction mitigates influenza A-induced pulmonary injury by inhibiting METTL3-Nlrp3(m6A) mediated NLRP3 inflammasome activation
Demystifying Symbiotic Rationality in Tourism SMEs: Conceptualization and Scale Development
There is a high degree of interdependence between tourism small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and natural resources and between tourism SMEs themselves, necessitating a symbiotic rationality to guide them toward more sustainable practices. Current rational perspectives—instrumental rationality and value rationality—due to their inherently conflicting nature, are inadequate to fundamentally address these inherent symbiotic relationships. Th…
Intentions, actions, and assumptions: A Wake-Up Call for Behavioural Research in Sustainable Tourism
Behavioural research is foundational to sustainable tourism, yet persistent methodological shortcomings warrant critical reflection. This paper issues a wake-up call to the field, drawing attention to the enduring gap between behavioural intentions and actual behaviours, the overreliance on cross-sectional survey designs, and the conflation of self-reports with observed actions. We identify key methodological pitfalls in the study of behavioural …
Business (10 works) · Tourism (10 works) · Geography (9 works) · Computer Science (7 works) · Economics (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (6 works) · Marketing (6 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Environmental Education and Sustainability (5 works)