Li Zong
Biographic Data
| ID | 92650 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Li Zong |
| GIVEN NAMES | Li |
| FAMILY NAME | Zong |
| SIGNATURE | ZONG L |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Saskatchewan |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4086-8501 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Effectiveness and safety of Jiuwei Zhenxin granules for treating generalized anxiety disorder: A randomized controlled trial
[www.ClinicalTrials.gov], identifier [CHICTR1800020095]
Implementing Climate Change Adaptation in Territory Spatial Planning Systems: Challenges and Approaches Based on Practices in Guiyang
Integrating climate change adaptation into spatial planning has become a global goal in the field of spatial planning. Despite the various relevant policies proposed by governments, there is still a lack of common practice in the field of climate change research and territory spatial planning preparation and research in China. In this study, climate change adaptation planning in the territory spatial planning system (TSPS), based upon risk assess…
The Development of the Chinese Community in Saskatoon
This article develops an analytical overview of the development of the Chinese community in Saskatoon based on community-based research. The research involves analysis of two types of data: published statistics and literature, as well as first-hand semi-structured interview data. The discussion mainly explores four aspects of the Chinese community in Saskatoon: the early institutional discrimination and racism experienced by the Chinese community…
Profile of Small Businesses Among Chinese in Vancouver
Historically, both market conditions and ethnic resources explain why the Chinese in Canada thrived in retailing and food services. More recent theories stress how changes in opportunities and relations under globalization shape immigrant business formation and practices. Canada revamped its immigration policy in response to the need for capital and skilled labour in the global age. Increased Chinese immigration in the 1980s from Hong Kong, and i…
Integration of Minority Migrant Workers in Lanzhou, China
La recherche sur les travailleurs migrants chinois - ceux qui ont été officiellement inscrits dans des familles d'agriculteurs, mais qui travaillaient en ville - a montré que le système chinois hukou , ou système d'enregistrement, limitait leur capacité à obtenir l'immatriculation dans des familles urbaines, indispensable pour avoir accès à la sécurité sociale. Il y a eu peu de recherche sur l'intégration de travailleurs migrants d'origine minori…
Barriers to Social Integration for Chinese Immigrants in Canada, Then and Now: A Comparison
The history of Chinese immigration to Canada can be traced back to more than 150 years. Despite different historical contexts, early Chinese immigrants before/during World War II and recent Chinese immigrants after World War II, especially those since 1960s, have both encountered barriers in the process of social integration in the host country. Using the social exclusion theory, this paper challenges the traditional one-way approach to social in…
To Stay or Return: Migration Intentions of Students from People’s Republic of China in Saskatchewan, Canada
Postgraduate Educational Aspirations and Policy Implications: A case study of university students in western China
China's educational reform from the late 1990s, has substantially increased university capacity. This has been most evident in undergraduate enrolments. As an increasingly large cohort of university graduates enters the job market yearly, the demand for university graduates has not caught up with supply. Some university students plan to pursue postgraduate studies in order to delay their entry into the competition for jobs and to improve their ed…
To See Ourselves: Comparing Traditional Chinese and American Values
Culture and values procedures differences in value prevalence between China and the US effects of social and demographic characteristics configurations of cultural values communication influences and individual differences macroscopic comparisons - Taiwan and Korea Summary and looking ahead
Agricultural Reform and its Impact on Chinese Rural Families, 1978 - 1989
This paper analyzes changes in the Chinese rural family since the agricultural reform of 1978, with respect to production relations, income distribution, marriage, and occupational pattern. It is argued that although the agricultural reform has improved the rural economy and the living standard of rural families, it has also produced economic disparities among rural families. The emphasis on economic incentives and the reliance on market forces h…
Barriers to Social Integration for Chinese Immigrants in Canada, Then and Now: A Comparison
The history of Chinese immigration to Canada can be traced back to more than 150 years. Despite different historical contexts, early Chinese immigrants before/during World War II and recent Chinese immigrants after World War II, especially those since 1960s, have both encountered barriers in the process of social integration in the host country. Using the social exclusion theory, this paper challenges the traditional one-way approach to social in…
Postgraduate Educational Aspirations and Policy Implications: A case study of university students in western China
China's educational reform from the late 1990s, has substantially increased university capacity. This has been most evident in undergraduate enrolments. As an increasingly large cohort of university graduates enters the job market yearly, the demand for university graduates has not caught up with supply. Some university students plan to pursue postgraduate studies in order to delay their entry into the competition for jobs and to improve their ed…
Integration of Minority Migrant Workers in Lanzhou, China
La recherche sur les travailleurs migrants chinois - ceux qui ont été officiellement inscrits dans des familles d'agriculteurs, mais qui travaillaient en ville - a montré que le système chinois hukou , ou système d'enregistrement, limitait leur capacité à obtenir l'immatriculation dans des familles urbaines, indispensable pour avoir accès à la sécurité sociale. Il y a eu peu de recherche sur l'intégration de travailleurs migrants d'origine minori…
Profile of Small Businesses Among Chinese in Vancouver
Historically, both market conditions and ethnic resources explain why the Chinese in Canada thrived in retailing and food services. More recent theories stress how changes in opportunities and relations under globalization shape immigrant business formation and practices. Canada revamped its immigration policy in response to the need for capital and skilled labour in the global age. Increased Chinese immigration in the 1980s from Hong Kong, and i…
Agricultural Reform and its Impact on Chinese Rural Families, 1978 - 1989
This paper analyzes changes in the Chinese rural family since the agricultural reform of 1978, with respect to production relations, income distribution, marriage, and occupational pattern. It is argued that although the agricultural reform has improved the rural economy and the living standard of rural families, it has also produced economic disparities among rural families. The emphasis on economic incentives and the reliance on market forces h…
To See Ourselves: Comparing Traditional Chinese and American Values
Culture and values procedures differences in value prevalence between China and the US effects of social and demographic characteristics configurations of cultural values communication influences and individual differences macroscopic comparisons - Taiwan and Korea Summary and looking ahead
Postgraduate Educational Aspirations and Policy Implications: A case study of university students in western China
China's educational reform from the late 1990s, has substantially increased university capacity. This has been most evident in undergraduate enrolments. As an increasingly large cohort of university graduates enters the job market yearly, the demand for university graduates has not caught up with supply. Some university students plan to pursue postgraduate studies in order to delay their entry into the competition for jobs and to improve their ed…
To Stay or Return: Migration Intentions of Students from People’s Republic of China in Saskatchewan, Canada
Barriers to Social Integration for Chinese Immigrants in Canada, Then and Now: A Comparison
The history of Chinese immigration to Canada can be traced back to more than 150 years. Despite different historical contexts, early Chinese immigrants before/during World War II and recent Chinese immigrants after World War II, especially those since 1960s, have both encountered barriers in the process of social integration in the host country. Using the social exclusion theory, this paper challenges the traditional one-way approach to social in…
Integration of Minority Migrant Workers in Lanzhou, China
La recherche sur les travailleurs migrants chinois - ceux qui ont été officiellement inscrits dans des familles d'agriculteurs, mais qui travaillaient en ville - a montré que le système chinois hukou , ou système d'enregistrement, limitait leur capacité à obtenir l'immatriculation dans des familles urbaines, indispensable pour avoir accès à la sécurité sociale. Il y a eu peu de recherche sur l'intégration de travailleurs migrants d'origine minori…
Profile of Small Businesses Among Chinese in Vancouver
Historically, both market conditions and ethnic resources explain why the Chinese in Canada thrived in retailing and food services. More recent theories stress how changes in opportunities and relations under globalization shape immigrant business formation and practices. Canada revamped its immigration policy in response to the need for capital and skilled labour in the global age. Increased Chinese immigration in the 1980s from Hong Kong, and i…
The Development of the Chinese Community in Saskatoon
This article develops an analytical overview of the development of the Chinese community in Saskatoon based on community-based research. The research involves analysis of two types of data: published statistics and literature, as well as first-hand semi-structured interview data. The discussion mainly explores four aspects of the Chinese community in Saskatoon: the early institutional discrimination and racism experienced by the Chinese community…
Effectiveness and safety of Jiuwei Zhenxin granules for treating generalized anxiety disorder: A randomized controlled trial
[www.ClinicalTrials.gov], identifier [CHICTR1800020095]
Implementing Climate Change Adaptation in Territory Spatial Planning Systems: Challenges and Approaches Based on Practices in Guiyang
Integrating climate change adaptation into spatial planning has become a global goal in the field of spatial planning. Despite the various relevant policies proposed by governments, there is still a lack of common practice in the field of climate change research and territory spatial planning preparation and research in China. In this study, climate change adaptation planning in the territory spatial planning system (TSPS), based upon risk assess…
Political science (7 works) · China (6 works) · Economics (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Migration and Labor Dynamics (5 works) · Geography (4 works) · Immigration (4 works) · Migration, Ethnicity, and Economy (4 works) · Economic growth (3 works) · Population (3 works)