Lei Xie
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3586339 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Lei Xie |
| PRENOMES | Lei |
| SOBRENOME | Xie |
| ASSINATURA | XIE L |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Shandong University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4535-7893 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 44 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 94 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 42 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2008 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
The relationship between technical support and teachers’ artificial intelligence self-efficacy
The success of efforts to effectively integrate artificial intelligence (AI) technologies into teaching practice hinges substantially on teachers’ willingness to adopt such technologies. While existing research has predominantly examined the relationship between technical support and teachers’ AI self-efficacy, comparatively less attention has been devoted to the association between teachers' perceived satisfaction of psychological needs and thei…
Afforestation Enhances Soil Mineral‐Associated Organic Carbon Accumulation Through Calcium‐Mediated Microbial Pathways in Karst Ecosystems
Mineral‐associated organic carbon (MAOC), protected from rapid microbial decomposition through mineral‐organic associations, is vital for the long‐term stability of soil carbon pools. Afforestation is a critical strategy for enhancing soil carbon storage; however, the mechanisms governing MAOC accumulation across divergent climatic conditions remain unclear, particularly for karst regions, which are ecologically fragile and characterized by high‐…
Association between diabetes and sarcopenia in US adults and the role of adiposity
Sarcopenia and diabetes are major public health burdens. Body mass index (BMI) represents a complex factor in diabetes-sarcopenia relationship, implicated in both low muscle mass and the high-risk phenotype of sarcopenic obesity, but its role as a statistical mediator in this association remains unclear in population-based studies. This cross-sectional study included 7,037 U.S. adults aged 20–59 years from National Health and Nutrition Examinatio…
State Tolerance and Social Critique of Chinese Stand-Up Comedy
How Can the Diffusion of Digital Education Policies Be Advanced in Regions With Diverse Educational Conditions?—Qualitative Comparative Analysis of Chinese Policy
Advancing digital education innovation has become a global necessity. Policy innovation serves as both its basic and guiding principle for practical breakthroughs. Examining the synergistic impact of multiple factors on the diffusion of digital education policies aids in delineating diverse developmental trajectories and offers strategic insights for different regions. This study constructed an index system for K‐12 digital education, analysed th…
Effects of ambient particulate matter pollution on daily hip fracture admissions in middle-aged and older adults
Short-term exposure to particulate matter was significantly associated with increased risk of daily hip fracture admissions
Nanopore aligned, membrane redefined
Manufacturer-driven or platform-driven
Platform-driven green innovation presents an intriguing business model that enables manufacturers to offer environmentally friendly products. This paper examines the competition between a green product and a non-green product, both sold through a retail platform. It explores two scenarios: green innovation driven by the manufacturer or by the platform. Based on chaos theory, the equilibrium solutions and their asymptotic stability conditions are …
The applied study to improve the treatment of knee sports injuries in ultimate frisbee players based on personalized exercise prescription
Objective Ultimate frisbee can lead to severe sports injuries, especially joint injuries in the lower limbs, such as knee meniscus injuries. This study examines the impact of personalized exercise therapy on knee meniscus injuries in ultimate frisbee players in the Lingnan region of China. Methods Seventy-six patients with confirmed meniscal injuries participated in the study, divided into an intervention group ( n = 38) and a control group ( n =…
A Novel Flexible Geographically Weighted Neural Network for High-Precision PM2.5 Mapping across the Contiguous United States
Air quality degradation has triggered a large-scale public health crisis globally. Existing machine learning techniques have been used to attempt the remote sensing estimates of PM2.5. However, many machine learning models ignore the spatial non-stationarity of predictive variables. To address this issue, this study introduces a Flexible Geographically Weighted Neural Network (FGWNN) to estimate PM2.5 based on multi-source remote sensing data. FG…
Why did they come back? Analysis of learning behaviour and motivation of repeat learners in cMoocs
Connectionist MOOC (cMOOC) is a type of MOOC, which can provide an online learning space for learners to sustainable connect. This study analyzed the learning behavior and motivation of repeat learners in the cMOOC "Internet + Education: a dialogue between theory and practice" to study the repeat learning needs and characteristics of cMOOC learners. A mixed research method was adopted in this study with collected data from the course platform, a …
The effects of ethical leadership on creativity
Dynamic pricing and service customization strategy for IoT-based smart products
Protection effects of mice liver and lung injury induced by coronavirus infection of Qingfei Paidu decoction involve inhibition of the NLRP3 signaling pathway
Sustainable lithium extraction and magnesium hydroxide co-production from salt-lake brines
The dark side of creativity
Creativity has its 'dark side.' This study investigated the relationship between employee creativity and work-family conflict drawing on boundary theory. Data were collected from 1074 participants who were full-time employees. By employing PROCESS macro, we found the relationship between employee creativity and work-family conflict is fully mediated by psychological detachment difficulty. We also found that family-work conflict moderates the effe…
Online short videos promoting public breast cancer literacy
Background Short videos on social media are playing an increasingly important role in cancer health education today. It is important to explore how the actual communication effect of health videos and the knowledge absorption of users are influenced by different factors of the video creation process. Objective The objective of our study is to access the factors influencing breast cancer health education through short videos on efficiency and qual…
The effects of job involvement and supervisor developmental feedback on employee creativity
Analysis of individual characteristics influencing user polarization in Covid-19 vaccine hesitancy
Flow’s Core Prerequisites
Flow is an optimal mental state of being completely involved in one's activities. This correlational study explored an important, but rarely validated performance model in the workplace-flow. Building on the JD-R theory we recognized three key prerequisites of flow-servant leadership, work-life balance, and mindfulness. We analyzed 987 survey responses from two industries (service and manufacturing) in China. The study discovered that servant lea…
Flow in work teams
The Use of Intergroup Social Comparison in Promoting Water Conservation
This study examines the effect of the intergroup social comparison approach in promoting water conservation. In an online survey experiment, participants first encountered normative persuasive messages, informative persuasive messages, or intergroup social comparison messages and then reported their willingness to conserve water, prior water usage, and demographic information. Results showed a significantly higher willingness to conserve water in…
The protective effects and mechanisms of modified Lvdou Gancao decoction on acute alcohol intoxication in mice
Partnership building? Government-led NGO participation in China’s grassroots waste governance
The politics of securitization
Managing transboundary river basins proves a challenge for China when encountering disagreements with its neighbors that experience different political and social conditions. This paper analyzes what happens when China characterizes water as a security issue, examining China’s fluid securitization practices, where changes can be identified indicating that the Chinese government values the various water security concerns differently. Two cases are…
Environmental governance and public participation in rural China
This article investigates participatory environmental management in rural China. It first summarizes the extent, role and key drivers of public participation in environmental politics in China. It then investigates main scenarios of interaction between the Chinese public and the state, in order to assess the array of possibilities for political participation in environmental matters. This comparative study of public participation in environmental…
The Political Economy for Low-carbon Energy Transition in China
China has become the leading country to develop wind and solar energy industries. By presenting the institutional arrangement and interest constellations of China’s regulatory system of renewable energy sectors, this paper argues that the reasons for China’s swift expansion of wind and solar energy investment go beyond the notion of a state-led model. It also reveals that due to a series of internal power struggles and external shocks, the curren…
Environmental Movements and Political Opportunities
Political opportunity structures (POSs) largely determine the different impacts of environmental and other social movements in political and policy-making processes. It is argued that POSs in capitalist and (post-)socialist countries basically share the same set of core variables. During the last fifteen years China's POS has changed dramatically in terms of access points for social movements. This is illustrated by means of a comparative analysi…
The politics of securitization
Managing transboundary river basins proves a challenge for China when encountering disagreements with its neighbors that experience different political and social conditions. This paper analyzes what happens when China characterizes water as a security issue, examining China’s fluid securitization practices, where changes can be identified indicating that the Chinese government values the various water security concerns differently. Two cases are…
How servant leadership and self-efficacy interact to affect service quality in the hospitality industry
Can China lead in multilateral environmental negotiations? Internal politics, self-depiction, and China’s contribution in climate change regime and Mekong governance
The impacts of China’s intensified efforts to engage in regional and global environmental governance is widely noted and debated. With rapidly increasing economic and political influence, China has been gradually changing its attitude and strategy in negotiations over some of the most challenging cross-border environmental crises. In this paper, we examine two cases of multinational environmental negotiations, where China exhibited leadership pot…
China's Environmental Activism in the Age of Globalization
This article explores the impact of globalization on China's environmental activism by analyzing the development of Chinese environmental activism and assessing its links with the transnational environmental movement. It uses the case of Beijing to examine the characteristics, evolution, organizational development, and environmental identity of a green community. Two influential campaigns are presented and compared to illustrate the different mov…
Partnership building? Government-led NGO participation in China’s grassroots waste governance
Environmental Public Interest Litigation in China
Environmental public interest litigation (EPIL) by non-governmental organizations (NGOs) emerged in China over the last decade amidst the growing focus on environmental issues and the increasing political need to bring greater public participation to the area. This article examines the current practice of EPIL by NGOs in order to understand the potential flaws and deficiencies of NGO participation in this relatively new field of environmental lit…
Mismatched Diplomacy
This article sheds light on the nature, forms and outcomes of China’s diplomacy over transboundary water resources. Water diplomacy bears unique and complex features and approaches for forming cooperative partnerships in the contextual settings where it is developed. By surveying the development and effectiveness of water diplomacy, it argues that water diplomacy is unlikely to succeed in conditions where power relations are unstable, or among co…
The dark side of creativity
Creativity has its 'dark side.' This study investigated the relationship between employee creativity and work-family conflict drawing on boundary theory. Data were collected from 1074 participants who were full-time employees. By employing PROCESS macro, we found the relationship between employee creativity and work-family conflict is fully mediated by psychological detachment difficulty. We also found that family-work conflict moderates the effe…
Just Sustainability’ or Just Sustainability? Shanghai’s Failed Drive for Global Excellence
A persistent challenge to deliver a socially just and ecologically sustainable development for emerging cities in non-Western countries is that legitimacy and effectiveness often hinge on the normalizing effect of international ‘models’ and ‘standards’ defined by the developed countries. In cases such as Shanghai’s latest urban sustainability programme, a fixation on excelling at ‘global indicators’ has led its promises of inclusive social progre…
Food safety, agro-industries, and China's international trade
Economic sociology views markets as organizations characterized by power relations. In this framework, competition is not only for price or quality, but also for market structures, including norms and standards. Food standards, therefore, are not only public goods or tools to protect domestic markets, but they also aim to redesign the rules of the market and provide a competitive advantage to firms and national industries: they are part of the po…
Sustainable lithium extraction and magnesium hydroxide co-production from salt-lake brines
Diplomatic water cooperation
Urban Environmentalism and Activists′ Networks in China
Despite China's repressive environment, the public, organised by environmental non-governmental or-ganisations (ENGOs), are represented in local environmental governance; their voices are articulated and policy-making is affected. Empirical findings from ENGOs in two Chinese cities demonstrate that envi-ronmental activism is not an activity with a fair degree of autonomy and self-regulation, but occupies a social space that is enmeshed in a web o…
Environmental Activism, Social Networks and the Internet
Social networks and the internet both have a substantial individual effect on environmental activism in China. In this article, we speculate that social linking patterns between environmental actors, which often facilitate activism on the ground, may also exist in cyberspace in the form of an online network. The article addresses the following empirical questions. Does such an online network exist? If so, who are the constituent actors? Are these…
Environmental Movements and Political Opportunities
Political opportunity structures (POSs) largely determine the different impacts of environmental and other social movements in political and policy-making processes. It is argued that POSs in capitalist and (post-)socialist countries basically share the same set of core variables. During the last fifteen years China's POS has changed dramatically in terms of access points for social movements. This is illustrated by means of a comparative analysi…
China's Environmental Activism in the Age of Globalization
This article explores the impact of globalization on China's environmental activism by analyzing the development of Chinese environmental activism and assessing its links with the transnational environmental movement. It uses the case of Beijing to examine the characteristics, evolution, organizational development, and environmental identity of a green community. Two influential campaigns are presented and compared to illustrate the different mov…
Compound Astragalus and Salvia miltiorrhiza extract suppresses hepatocellular carcinoma progression by inhibiting fibrosis and PAI-1 mRNA transcription
The Story of Two Big Chimneys
Despite mounting research on how the news media portrayed climate change in developed countries, disproportionately little attention was paid to one of the top greenhouse gas emitters in the world—China. This study systematically examined and compared how the US and Chinese newspapers portrayed climate change. An analytical framework, grounded in framing research traditions, took into account both theoretical and practical challenges in frame ana…
Diplomatic water cooperation
Environmental governance and public participation in rural China
This article investigates participatory environmental management in rural China. It first summarizes the extent, role and key drivers of public participation in environmental politics in China. It then investigates main scenarios of interaction between the Chinese public and the state, in order to assess the array of possibilities for political participation in environmental matters. This comparative study of public participation in environmental…
China's International Transboundary Rivers
China has forty major transboundary watercourses with neighbouring countries, and has frequently been accused of harming its downstream neighbours through its domestic water management policies, such as the construction of dams for hydropower. This book provides an understanding of water security in Asia by investigating how shared water resources affect China’s relationships with neighbouring countries in South, East, Southeast and Central Asia.…
The Political Economy for Low-carbon Energy Transition in China
China has become the leading country to develop wind and solar energy industries. By presenting the institutional arrangement and interest constellations of China’s regulatory system of renewable energy sectors, this paper argues that the reasons for China’s swift expansion of wind and solar energy investment go beyond the notion of a state-led model. It also reveals that due to a series of internal power struggles and external shocks, the curren…
Mismatched Diplomacy
This article sheds light on the nature, forms and outcomes of China’s diplomacy over transboundary water resources. Water diplomacy bears unique and complex features and approaches for forming cooperative partnerships in the contextual settings where it is developed. By surveying the development and effectiveness of water diplomacy, it argues that water diplomacy is unlikely to succeed in conditions where power relations are unstable, or among co…
Cultural Impact on Conflict Management in Higher Education
Cultural Impact on Conflict Management in Higher Education shares information regarding conflict management and resolution in higher education from a global perspective. In this book, we introduced many conflict resolution methods from different regions in the world. You can borrow some successful strategies and examine the differences and similarities between contexts. The book shares a conflict resolution model which may direct the reader to st…
Can China lead in multilateral environmental negotiations? Internal politics, self-depiction, and China’s contribution in climate change regime and Mekong governance
The impacts of China’s intensified efforts to engage in regional and global environmental governance is widely noted and debated. With rapidly increasing economic and political influence, China has been gradually changing its attitude and strategy in negotiations over some of the most challenging cross-border environmental crises. In this paper, we examine two cases of multinational environmental negotiations, where China exhibited leadership pot…
Food safety, agro-industries, and China's international trade
Economic sociology views markets as organizations characterized by power relations. In this framework, competition is not only for price or quality, but also for market structures, including norms and standards. Food standards, therefore, are not only public goods or tools to protect domestic markets, but they also aim to redesign the rules of the market and provide a competitive advantage to firms and national industries: they are part of the po…
Capacity Sharing and Capacity Investment of Environment-Friendly Manufacturing
Many small manufacturing factories suffer insufficient environment-friendly capacity after eliminating the outdated and environmental-harmful production capacity according to stringent environmental rules and regulations. This paper analyzes two strategies that the manufacturer with limited environment-friendly capacity may take to tackle this problem, i.e., investing in building environment-friendly capacities and collaborating with the manufact…
Just Sustainability’ or Just Sustainability? Shanghai’s Failed Drive for Global Excellence
A persistent challenge to deliver a socially just and ecologically sustainable development for emerging cities in non-Western countries is that legitimacy and effectiveness often hinge on the normalizing effect of international ‘models’ and ‘standards’ defined by the developed countries. In cases such as Shanghai’s latest urban sustainability programme, a fixation on excelling at ‘global indicators’ has led its promises of inclusive social progre…
How servant leadership and self-efficacy interact to affect service quality in the hospitality industry
The politics of securitization
Managing transboundary river basins proves a challenge for China when encountering disagreements with its neighbors that experience different political and social conditions. This paper analyzes what happens when China characterizes water as a security issue, examining China’s fluid securitization practices, where changes can be identified indicating that the Chinese government values the various water security concerns differently. Two cases are…
Environmental Public Interest Litigation in China
Environmental public interest litigation (EPIL) by non-governmental organizations (NGOs) emerged in China over the last decade amidst the growing focus on environmental issues and the increasing political need to bring greater public participation to the area. This article examines the current practice of EPIL by NGOs in order to understand the potential flaws and deficiencies of NGO participation in this relatively new field of environmental lit…
Flow in work teams
The Use of Intergroup Social Comparison in Promoting Water Conservation
This study examines the effect of the intergroup social comparison approach in promoting water conservation. In an online survey experiment, participants first encountered normative persuasive messages, informative persuasive messages, or intergroup social comparison messages and then reported their willingness to conserve water, prior water usage, and demographic information. Results showed a significantly higher willingness to conserve water in…
The protective effects and mechanisms of modified Lvdou Gancao decoction on acute alcohol intoxication in mice
Partnership building? Government-led NGO participation in China’s grassroots waste governance
Online short videos promoting public breast cancer literacy
Background Short videos on social media are playing an increasingly important role in cancer health education today. It is important to explore how the actual communication effect of health videos and the knowledge absorption of users are influenced by different factors of the video creation process. Objective The objective of our study is to access the factors influencing breast cancer health education through short videos on efficiency and qual…
The effects of job involvement and supervisor developmental feedback on employee creativity
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