Taiyang Zhong
Biographic Data
| ID | 5154158 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Taiyang Zhong |
| GIVEN NAMES | Taiyang |
| FAMILY NAME | Zhong |
| SIGNATURE | ZHONG T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Nanjing University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4780-7445 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 35 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 228 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 35 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 9 |
Impacts of online food purchasing on urban household dietary quality and its impeding factors: Evidence from the Covid-19 pandemic period
Can agricultural cooperatives promote farmers’ adoption of climate-smart agriculture practices? Evidence from three provinces in Central and Western China
Climate-smart agriculture (CSA) has emerged as an agricultural system solution to the twin challenges of climate change and food security. The adoption rate of Climate-smart agriculture practices (CSAPs) by farmers in China remains low. To our knowledge, despite the significant progress made in farmers’ adoption of CSA, it still needs to be further researched whether cooperatives can promote this adoption and whether the facilitation effect on fa…
Simulating the Effects of Future Urban Expansion on Ecosystem Services: A Spatial Spillover Analysis
Changes in landscape patterns and ecosystem services (ESs) in urban agglomerations profoundly influence regional ecological security and the quality of human settlements. Although extensive research has examined the direct impacts of urban expansion on ESs, the spatial spillover effects on neighboring areas under future scenarios remain insufficiently explored, especially in trans‐provincial, polycentric urban agglomerations. This study integrate…
Cultivating Farm Spaces: Pro-Rural Migrants and the Spatial Negotiation of Rural Belonging
This study examines how pro-rural migrants in China reshape rural spaces by establishing ecological farms and their interactions with local villagers. We conceptualize farm spaces as socially constructed sites where differentiated spatial practices mediate rural integration and exclusion. Based on fieldwork in peri-urban Nanjing, we identified three types of farm spaces—exurban, ideal rural, and cosmopolitan—each generating distinct patterns of m…
Exploring a novel approach to enhancing urban food affordability: Assessing subsidy policies for food retailers in China
Impacts of community-level grassroots organizations on household food security during the Covid-19 epidemic period in China
Urban food insecurity and the impact of China's affordable food shop (AFS) program: A case study of Nanjing City
Gains and losses of farmland associated with farmland protection policy and urbanization in China: An integrated perspective based on goal orientation
Emergency food supplies and food security in Wuhan and Nanjing, China, during the Covid‐19 pandemic: Evidence from a field survey
Estimating housing vacancy rates at block level: The example of Guiyang, China
Pathways to food insecurity: Migration, hukou and Covid‐19 in Nanjing, China
The COVID-19 pandemic has issued significant challenges to food systems and the food security of migrants in cities. In China, there have been no studies to date focusing on the food security of migrants during the pandemic. To fill this gap, an online questionnaire survey of food security in Nanjing City, China, was conducted in March 2020. This paper situates the research findings in the general literature on the general migrant experience duri…
Impact of migrant and returning farmer professionalization on food production diversity
Farmland preservation policies in China and their impacts on urban expansion: A multilevel analysis
There has been limited research examining the impact of the top-down and quota-oriented farmland preservation policies on urban land expansion at the city level in China. This paper aims to narrow this gap, particularly focusing on the policies of prime farmland preservation quota and farmland conversion quota. A multilevel modeling approach was applied to examine the effects. The findings suggest that the two policies had limited effects. The li…
Revisiting China’s supermarket revolution: Complementarity and co-evolution between traditional and modern food outlets
Impact of state-led food localization on suburban districts’ farmland use transformation: Greenhouse farming expansion in Nanjing city region, China
Urbanization that hides in the dark – Spotting China’s “ghost neighborhoods” from space
Can annual land use plan control and regulate construction land growth in China
Measuring the spatial hierarchical urban system in China in reference to the Central Place Theory
From Overt Opposition to Covert Cooperation: Governance of Street Food Vending in Nanjing, China
Blessing or curse? Impact of land finance on rural public infrastructure development
Links between China’s “virtual land use” and farmland loss
China has experienced notable loss of farmland and increase in food imports during the past three decades. This article provides an econometric examination of the interactions between virtual land use through food trade and farmland loss in China. The results show that net virtual land imports have grown from 2.37 million hectares (Mha) in 1987 to 33.51 Mha in 2013, accounting for one-quarter of China’s farmland in 2013. The analysis on causality…
Rural land rights reform and agro-environmental sustainability: Empirical evidence from China
Impact of the top-down quota-oriented farmland preservation planning on the change of urban land-use intensity in China
Effects of dual land ownerships and different land lease terms on industrial land use efficiency in Wuxi City, East China
Growing centralization in China’s farmland protection policy in response to policy failure and related upward-extending unwillingness to protect farmland since 1978
Since 1978, China has experienced a rapid loss of arable land, leading to centralizing of farmland protection policies. To understand the growing centralization, this paper has used the lens of the interactions among (1) unwillingness to protect farmland among diverse actors, (2) policy failure and (3) policy change. The growing centralization is an adaptive response to the unwillingness to protect farmland from local up to provincial government …
Success or failure: Evaluating the implementation of China's National General Land Use Plan (1997–2010)
The effect of land use planning (2006–2020) on construction land growth in China
Temporal and spatial variability of agricultural land loss in relation to policy and accessibility in a low hilly region of southeast China
Rural land rights reform and agro-environmental sustainability: Empirical evidence from China
Impact of the top-down quota-oriented farmland preservation planning on the change of urban land-use intensity in China
Assessment on the effect of city arable land protection under the implementation of China's National General Land Use Plan (2006–2020)
Effects of dual land ownerships and different land lease terms on industrial land use efficiency in Wuxi City, East China
Impact of land revenue on the urban land growth toward decreasing population density in Jiangsu Province, China
Blessing or curse? Impact of land finance on rural public infrastructure development
Gains and losses of farmland associated with farmland protection policy and urbanization in China: An integrated perspective based on goal orientation
Chinese land policies and farmers’ adoption of organic fertilizer for saline soils
Growing centralization in China’s farmland protection policy in response to policy failure and related upward-extending unwillingness to protect farmland since 1978
Since 1978, China has experienced a rapid loss of arable land, leading to centralizing of farmland protection policies. To understand the growing centralization, this paper has used the lens of the interactions among (1) unwillingness to protect farmland among diverse actors, (2) policy failure and (3) policy change. The growing centralization is an adaptive response to the unwillingness to protect farmland from local up to provincial government …
Impact of migrant and returning farmer professionalization on food production diversity
Environmental effects of land-use/cover change caused by urbanization and policies in Southwest China Karst area – A case study of Guiyang
Revisiting China’s supermarket revolution: Complementarity and co-evolution between traditional and modern food outlets
Pathways to food insecurity: Migration, hukou and Covid‐19 in Nanjing, China
The COVID-19 pandemic has issued significant challenges to food systems and the food security of migrants in cities. In China, there have been no studies to date focusing on the food security of migrants during the pandemic. To fill this gap, an online questionnaire survey of food security in Nanjing City, China, was conducted in March 2020. This paper situates the research findings in the general literature on the general migrant experience duri…
Can annual land use plan control and regulate construction land growth in China
Measuring the spatial hierarchical urban system in China in reference to the Central Place Theory
Links between China’s “virtual land use” and farmland loss
China has experienced notable loss of farmland and increase in food imports during the past three decades. This article provides an econometric examination of the interactions between virtual land use through food trade and farmland loss in China. The results show that net virtual land imports have grown from 2.37 million hectares (Mha) in 1987 to 33.51 Mha in 2013, accounting for one-quarter of China’s farmland in 2013. The analysis on causality…
Climate change impacts and adaptation for saline agriculture in north Jiangsu Province, China
Temporal and spatial variability of agricultural land loss in relation to policy and accessibility in a low hilly region of southeast China
Climate change impacts and adaptation for saline agriculture in north Jiangsu Province, China
Chinese land policies and farmers’ adoption of organic fertilizer for saline soils
Environmental effects of land-use/cover change caused by urbanization and policies in Southwest China Karst area – A case study of Guiyang
Success or failure: Evaluating the implementation of China's National General Land Use Plan (1997–2010)
Assessment on the effect of city arable land protection under the implementation of China's National General Land Use Plan (2006–2020)
Carbon emissions from land-use change and management in China between 1990 and 2010
Overall land-use change and management have contributed about 1.45 Pg of carbon to the total carbon released in China from 1990 to 2010.
Identification of Potential Sources of Mercury (Hg) in Farmland Soil Using a Decision Tree Method in China
Identification of the sources of soil mercury (Hg) on the provincial scale is helpful for enacting effective policies to prevent further contamination and take reclamation measurements. The natural and anthropogenic sources and their contributions of Hg in Chinese farmland soil were identified based on a decision tree method. The results showed that the concentrations of Hg in parent materials were most strongly associated with the general spatia…
Impact of land revenue on the urban land growth toward decreasing population density in Jiangsu Province, China
Growing centralization in China’s farmland protection policy in response to policy failure and related upward-extending unwillingness to protect farmland since 1978
Since 1978, China has experienced a rapid loss of arable land, leading to centralizing of farmland protection policies. To understand the growing centralization, this paper has used the lens of the interactions among (1) unwillingness to protect farmland among diverse actors, (2) policy failure and (3) policy change. The growing centralization is an adaptive response to the unwillingness to protect farmland from local up to provincial government …
The effect of land use planning (2006–2020) on construction land growth in China
Rural land rights reform and agro-environmental sustainability: Empirical evidence from China
Impact of the top-down quota-oriented farmland preservation planning on the change of urban land-use intensity in China
Effects of dual land ownerships and different land lease terms on industrial land use efficiency in Wuxi City, East China
From Overt Opposition to Covert Cooperation: Governance of Street Food Vending in Nanjing, China
Blessing or curse? Impact of land finance on rural public infrastructure development
Links between China’s “virtual land use” and farmland loss
China has experienced notable loss of farmland and increase in food imports during the past three decades. This article provides an econometric examination of the interactions between virtual land use through food trade and farmland loss in China. The results show that net virtual land imports have grown from 2.37 million hectares (Mha) in 1987 to 33.51 Mha in 2013, accounting for one-quarter of China’s farmland in 2013. The analysis on causality…
Impact of state-led food localization on suburban districts’ farmland use transformation: Greenhouse farming expansion in Nanjing city region, China
Urbanization that hides in the dark – Spotting China’s “ghost neighborhoods” from space
Can annual land use plan control and regulate construction land growth in China
Measuring the spatial hierarchical urban system in China in reference to the Central Place Theory
Farmland preservation policies in China and their impacts on urban expansion: A multilevel analysis
There has been limited research examining the impact of the top-down and quota-oriented farmland preservation policies on urban land expansion at the city level in China. This paper aims to narrow this gap, particularly focusing on the policies of prime farmland preservation quota and farmland conversion quota. A multilevel modeling approach was applied to examine the effects. The findings suggest that the two policies had limited effects. The li…
Revisiting China’s supermarket revolution: Complementarity and co-evolution between traditional and modern food outlets
Emergency food supplies and food security in Wuhan and Nanjing, China, during the Covid‐19 pandemic: Evidence from a field survey
Estimating housing vacancy rates at block level: The example of Guiyang, China
Geography (30 works) · China (28 works) · Economics (25 works) · Business (23 works) · Agriculture (19 works) · Land Use and Ecosystem Services (16 works) · Land use (15 works) · Natural resource economics (11 works) · Agricultural economics (10 works) · Economic growth (10 works)