Xiaoliu Yang
Biographic Data
| ID | 6593809 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Xiaoliu Yang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Xiaoliu |
| FAMILY NAME | Yang |
| SIGNATURE | YANG X |
| AFFILIATIONS | Sun Yat-sen University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1112-2690 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Impact of impervious surface spatial morphologies on urban waterlogging: Insights from a cascade modeling chain at catchment scale
Culture d’origine et figure auctoriale dans les œuvres de François Cheng
L’écrivain francophone d’origine chinoise François Cheng, écrivain migrant en France, connaît aujourd’hui une forte reconnaissance auprès du lectorat français. Il a pourtant subi avant sa notoriété, pendant une longue période, une crise identitaire à cause des expériences d’errance après son arrivée dans ce pays d’accueil. Pris dans la confrontation entre deux cultures hétérogènes, la culture chinoise et la culture française, il a réussi à constr…
From Migrant Workers to New Urban Migrants: A Concept and An Approach
After reviewing domestic and foreign studies of population migration, this paper analyzes the background of formation of migrant workers and its limitations from the perspective of the urban-rural dual structure. The researchers attempt to transform approaches of Chinese migration research with the concept of new urban migrant. Then get out of the idea of urban-rural dual opposition, and regard migration as an approach to social development. This…
New Migrants in Urban China (III): Editors' Introduction
Urban migration for work creates problems both for migrant workers themselves and for the governments that must integrate new populations. The three articles in the present issue of Chinese Sociology and Anthropology examine possible means of integration of migrants into community life, the socially isolated experience of migrant life, and the characteristics of migrants who settle permanently
New Migrants in Urban China (I): Editors' Introduction
Urban migration for work creates problems both for migrant workers themselves and for the governments that must integrate new populations. The four articles in the present issue of Chinese Sociology and Anthropology are based on research on urban migrants that was funded by the Chinese Ministry of Education and conducted under the sponsorship of Zhou Daming at Sun Yat-sen University
New Migrants in Urban China (II): Editors' Introduction
Urban migration for work creates problems both for migrant workers themselves and for the governments that must integrate new populations. The four articles in the present issue of Chinese Sociology and Anthropology analyze regional policy, schooling, upward mobility, job switching, urban—rural differences, and housing for their effect on migrant workers and the communities associated with them, both past and present
Research on the Adjustments of Population Migration Policies in Guangzhou Province Since the Reform and Opening Period
An analytical review of the changes and adjustments made to migration policies in Guangdong province in the three decades since reform and opening up uses the region's economic development as its main thread and social policy combined with economic changes as its analytical perspective. The thirty-year period divides into three stages reflecting the main phases of Guangdong province's regional economic development. Policies in the three stages ev…
Village Power Structures Behind Urbanization: An Investigation of Wangjiashan Village
Since the twentieth century, with the transformation of Chinese society from traditional to modern, trends in traditional culture, modernization, social change, the clash of Eastern and Western cultures, and especially rural power structures, have been a point of focus for sociologists, anthropologists, and political scientists, among others. This article seeks to continue the exploration of Chinese rural power structures in the period of transfo…
Power Sharing in Rural China Behind Social Transformation: Traditional Culture, Town and Village Enterprises, and Rural Governance
In the final two decades of the twentieth century, the economy, politics, and society of the Chinese countryside began several new transformations. Behind the macroscopic view of taking economic construction as the focus, this transformation in rural society has had changes in economic life, social structure, and political culture as its primary features. The substance of these transformations can be seen in the changes in, and the restructuring …
Power Sharing in Rural China Behind Social Transformation: Traditional Culture, Town and Village Enterprises, and Rural Governance
In the final two decades of the twentieth century, the economy, politics, and society of the Chinese countryside began several new transformations. Behind the macroscopic view of taking economic construction as the focus, this transformation in rural society has had changes in economic life, social structure, and political culture as its primary features. The substance of these transformations can be seen in the changes in, and the restructuring …
From Migrant Workers to New Urban Migrants: A Concept and An Approach
After reviewing domestic and foreign studies of population migration, this paper analyzes the background of formation of migrant workers and its limitations from the perspective of the urban-rural dual structure. The researchers attempt to transform approaches of Chinese migration research with the concept of new urban migrant. Then get out of the idea of urban-rural dual opposition, and regard migration as an approach to social development. This…
Village Power Structures Behind Urbanization: An Investigation of Wangjiashan Village
Since the twentieth century, with the transformation of Chinese society from traditional to modern, trends in traditional culture, modernization, social change, the clash of Eastern and Western cultures, and especially rural power structures, have been a point of focus for sociologists, anthropologists, and political scientists, among others. This article seeks to continue the exploration of Chinese rural power structures in the period of transfo…
Power Sharing in Rural China Behind Social Transformation: Traditional Culture, Town and Village Enterprises, and Rural Governance
In the final two decades of the twentieth century, the economy, politics, and society of the Chinese countryside began several new transformations. Behind the macroscopic view of taking economic construction as the focus, this transformation in rural society has had changes in economic life, social structure, and political culture as its primary features. The substance of these transformations can be seen in the changes in, and the restructuring …
New Migrants in Urban China (I): Editors' Introduction
Urban migration for work creates problems both for migrant workers themselves and for the governments that must integrate new populations. The four articles in the present issue of Chinese Sociology and Anthropology are based on research on urban migrants that was funded by the Chinese Ministry of Education and conducted under the sponsorship of Zhou Daming at Sun Yat-sen University
New Migrants in Urban China (II): Editors' Introduction
Urban migration for work creates problems both for migrant workers themselves and for the governments that must integrate new populations. The four articles in the present issue of Chinese Sociology and Anthropology analyze regional policy, schooling, upward mobility, job switching, urban—rural differences, and housing for their effect on migrant workers and the communities associated with them, both past and present
Research on the Adjustments of Population Migration Policies in Guangzhou Province Since the Reform and Opening Period
An analytical review of the changes and adjustments made to migration policies in Guangdong province in the three decades since reform and opening up uses the region's economic development as its main thread and social policy combined with economic changes as its analytical perspective. The thirty-year period divides into three stages reflecting the main phases of Guangdong province's regional economic development. Policies in the three stages ev…
New Migrants in Urban China (III): Editors' Introduction
Urban migration for work creates problems both for migrant workers themselves and for the governments that must integrate new populations. The three articles in the present issue of Chinese Sociology and Anthropology examine possible means of integration of migrants into community life, the socially isolated experience of migrant life, and the characteristics of migrants who settle permanently
From Migrant Workers to New Urban Migrants: A Concept and An Approach
After reviewing domestic and foreign studies of population migration, this paper analyzes the background of formation of migrant workers and its limitations from the perspective of the urban-rural dual structure. The researchers attempt to transform approaches of Chinese migration research with the concept of new urban migrant. Then get out of the idea of urban-rural dual opposition, and regard migration as an approach to social development. This…
Culture d’origine et figure auctoriale dans les œuvres de François Cheng
L’écrivain francophone d’origine chinoise François Cheng, écrivain migrant en France, connaît aujourd’hui une forte reconnaissance auprès du lectorat français. Il a pourtant subi avant sa notoriété, pendant une longue période, une crise identitaire à cause des expériences d’errance après son arrivée dans ce pays d’accueil. Pris dans la confrontation entre deux cultures hétérogènes, la culture chinoise et la culture française, il a réussi à constr…
Impact of impervious surface spatial morphologies on urban waterlogging: Insights from a cascade modeling chain at catchment scale
Economic growth (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · China's Socioeconomic Reforms and Governance (6 works) · Economics (6 works) · Geography (6 works) · China (5 works) · Migration, Ethnicity, and Economy (5 works) · Economic geography (4 works) · Migrant workers (4 works)