H Hang
Biographic Data
| ID | 6611 |
|---|---|
| NAME | H Hang |
| GIVEN NAMES | H |
| FAMILY NAME | Hang |
| SIGNATURE | HANG H |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Bath |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2311-5399 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 42 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Crisis communication and (unintended) impact on policy
Trends in adult physical fitness in China: An Analysis of National Monitoring Reports (2000-2020)
Background/ObjectivesTo summarize the results of China's five national monitoring reports (CFNMR) on physical fitness (PF) for adults. The Government of China has taken a systematic administrative approach to a creative environment building, and has conducted five national physical fitness monitoring, with a sixth already started in 2024.MethodsCFNMR included indices, rates, test indicators, and questionnaire indicators collected between 2000 and…
Understanding esports player preferences: Which self-definitional needs drive their satisfaction
Purpose Esports is emerging as a global sensation, yet its distinctive nature complicates our understanding of players' motivations. This study leverages self-hierarchy and self-determination theories to examine the motivations that define players at individual, relational, and community levels, seeking to identify which motivations are most valued. Design/methodology/approach A mixed-method approach was employed, focusing on Honor of Kings espor…
Corporate social responsibility in times of need: Community support during the Covid-19 pandemics
Building emotional attachment during Covid-19
Children's conformity to social norms to eat healthy: A developmental perspective
Collective financing among Chinese entrepreneurs and department store retailing in China
Chinese entrepreneurship in department store retailing differed from that seen in other emerging economies before 1940. Rather than the leading examples of the format being owned by advanced economy firms, in China a small group of Cantonese entrepreneurs established what became known as the ‘Big Four’ department stores in Shanghai. By 1940 the ‘Big Four’ department stores were among the most famous stores in China, and among the biggest business…
Globalisation and the evolution of international retailing: A comment on Alexander's ‘British overseas retailing, 1900–1960’
Nicholas Alexander's (2011. British overseas retailing, 1900–60: International firm characteristics, market selections and entry modes. Business History, 53, 530–556) survey of British overseas retailers from 1900 to 1960 provides pathbreaking new evidence of international retailing activity during the first globalisation boom. The article surveys this and other recent evidence, and confirms that international retailing was far more significant u…
Revisiting the psychic distance paradox: International retailing in China in the long run (1840–2005)
This paper uses original research on the roles played by two sets of foreign entrants into Chinese retailing since the 1850s – the overseas Chinese entrants and western entrants – to explore the psychic distance paradox over the long run. It explains how the advantages of psychic closeness in Chinese retailing have always been important in reducing entry barriers, but that the rising costs of technology have increased the significance of firm pro…
Building emotional attachment during Covid-19
Revisiting the psychic distance paradox: International retailing in China in the long run (1840–2005)
This paper uses original research on the roles played by two sets of foreign entrants into Chinese retailing since the 1850s – the overseas Chinese entrants and western entrants – to explore the psychic distance paradox over the long run. It explains how the advantages of psychic closeness in Chinese retailing have always been important in reducing entry barriers, but that the rising costs of technology have increased the significance of firm pro…
Corporate social responsibility in times of need: Community support during the Covid-19 pandemics
Children's conformity to social norms to eat healthy: A developmental perspective
Collective financing among Chinese entrepreneurs and department store retailing in China
Chinese entrepreneurship in department store retailing differed from that seen in other emerging economies before 1940. Rather than the leading examples of the format being owned by advanced economy firms, in China a small group of Cantonese entrepreneurs established what became known as the ‘Big Four’ department stores in Shanghai. By 1940 the ‘Big Four’ department stores were among the most famous stores in China, and among the biggest business…
Globalisation and the evolution of international retailing: A comment on Alexander's ‘British overseas retailing, 1900–1960’
Nicholas Alexander's (2011. British overseas retailing, 1900–60: International firm characteristics, market selections and entry modes. Business History, 53, 530–556) survey of British overseas retailers from 1900 to 1960 provides pathbreaking new evidence of international retailing activity during the first globalisation boom. The article surveys this and other recent evidence, and confirms that international retailing was far more significant u…
Trends in adult physical fitness in China: An Analysis of National Monitoring Reports (2000-2020)
Background/ObjectivesTo summarize the results of China's five national monitoring reports (CFNMR) on physical fitness (PF) for adults. The Government of China has taken a systematic administrative approach to a creative environment building, and has conducted five national physical fitness monitoring, with a sixth already started in 2024.MethodsCFNMR included indices, rates, test indicators, and questionnaire indicators collected between 2000 and…
Understanding esports player preferences: Which self-definitional needs drive their satisfaction
Purpose Esports is emerging as a global sensation, yet its distinctive nature complicates our understanding of players' motivations. This study leverages self-hierarchy and self-determination theories to examine the motivations that define players at individual, relational, and community levels, seeking to identify which motivations are most valued. Design/methodology/approach A mixed-method approach was employed, focusing on Honor of Kings espor…
Revisiting the psychic distance paradox: International retailing in China in the long run (1840–2005)
This paper uses original research on the roles played by two sets of foreign entrants into Chinese retailing since the 1850s – the overseas Chinese entrants and western entrants – to explore the psychic distance paradox over the long run. It explains how the advantages of psychic closeness in Chinese retailing have always been important in reducing entry barriers, but that the rising costs of technology have increased the significance of firm pro…
Globalisation and the evolution of international retailing: A comment on Alexander's ‘British overseas retailing, 1900–1960’
Nicholas Alexander's (2011. British overseas retailing, 1900–60: International firm characteristics, market selections and entry modes. Business History, 53, 530–556) survey of British overseas retailers from 1900 to 1960 provides pathbreaking new evidence of international retailing activity during the first globalisation boom. The article surveys this and other recent evidence, and confirms that international retailing was far more significant u…
Collective financing among Chinese entrepreneurs and department store retailing in China
Chinese entrepreneurship in department store retailing differed from that seen in other emerging economies before 1940. Rather than the leading examples of the format being owned by advanced economy firms, in China a small group of Cantonese entrepreneurs established what became known as the ‘Big Four’ department stores in Shanghai. By 1940 the ‘Big Four’ department stores were among the most famous stores in China, and among the biggest business…
Building emotional attachment during Covid-19
Children's conformity to social norms to eat healthy: A developmental perspective
Corporate social responsibility in times of need: Community support during the Covid-19 pandemics
Understanding esports player preferences: Which self-definitional needs drive their satisfaction
Purpose Esports is emerging as a global sensation, yet its distinctive nature complicates our understanding of players' motivations. This study leverages self-hierarchy and self-determination theories to examine the motivations that define players at individual, relational, and community levels, seeking to identify which motivations are most valued. Design/methodology/approach A mixed-method approach was employed, focusing on Honor of Kings espor…
Trends in adult physical fitness in China: An Analysis of National Monitoring Reports (2000-2020)
Background/ObjectivesTo summarize the results of China's five national monitoring reports (CFNMR) on physical fitness (PF) for adults. The Government of China has taken a systematic administrative approach to a creative environment building, and has conducted five national physical fitness monitoring, with a sixth already started in 2024.MethodsCFNMR included indices, rates, test indicators, and questionnaire indicators collected between 2000 and…
Crisis communication and (unintended) impact on policy
Psychology (6 works) · Political science (5 works) · Economics (4 works) · Business (3 works) · China (3 works) · Marketing (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Migration, Ethnicity, and Economy (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works)