An Chen
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3594526 |
|---|---|
| NOME | An Chen |
| PRENOMES | An |
| SOBRENOME | Chen |
| ASSINATURA | CHEN A |
| AFILIAÇÕES | National University of Singapore |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6275-759X |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 23 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 99 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 23 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1995 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Ecological engineering projects significantly enhanced vegetation recovery
Revealing the Differences in Regional Potential Emergency Capability and Emergency Performance
Frequent and severe emergencies have significantly hindered the region's sustainable development. Existing research based on statistical methods essentially measures a region's potential emergency capability (PEC), defined as the expected capability under static resources and institutions. However, emergency performance (EP), namely the dynamic performance exhibited during emergency management processes, ultimately determines outcomes. Measuring …
Towards disaster justice
Public risk perception in extreme weather events
From Crisis to Opportunity
The outbreak of COVID-19 emphasized the worldwide challenges in emergency communication, especially for Hearing and speech-impaired persons (HSIPs) with communication difficulties. In China, the epicenter of the initial outbreak, HSIPs faced significant communication barriers early on. Promoting the Chinese National Sign Language (CNSL) emerges as a potential solution to this predicament. Despite its potential, CNSL’s adoption rate in China is lo…
Epidemiological characteristics of asthma-COPD overlap, its association with all-cause mortality, and the mediating role of depressive symptoms
This study revealed a strong relationship between ACO and all-cause mortality and uncovered a potential psychological mechanism underlying this relationship. Our study indicates the possible necessity of offering comprehensive care to ACO patients, encompassing early detection, lifestyle guidance, and mental health support. Nevertheless, due to the limitations in the study design and the dataset, the results should be interpreted with caution
Blessing or curse energy sustainability
Risk perception of Covid-19
Impact of walking speed on tourist carrying capacity
Risk Management Priority Assessment of heritage sites in China Based on Entropy Weight and Topsis
The Impact of Land Requisition on Peasant Life in China
Since the late 1990s, land requisition has given rise to peasant protests in much of rural China. The literature is mostly focused on how local governments attempted to expropriate land for various purposes—at the expense of the peasants’ interests. This article goes beyond the exploitation/resistance binary and offers an in-depth analysis of the benefits and costs of land requisition to peasants through an examination of the requisition deals an…
Buyang huanwu decoction combined with BMSCs transplantation promotes recovery after spinal cord injury by rescuing axotomized red nucleus neurons
BYHWD combined with BMSCs transplantation had synergistic effect on neuroprotection of red nucleus neurons after SCI; the mechanism may be related to up-regulating cAMP level, activating the cAMP/CREB/RhoA signaling pathway, and promoting expression of NGF
You-Gui pills promote nerve regeneration by regulating netrin1, DCC and Rho family GTPases RhoA, Racl, Cdc42 in C57BL/6 mice with experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis
The politics of the shareholding collective economy in China's rural villages
Since the early 2000s, the collective economy, assets or property rights have gone through shareholding reform in an increasing number of China's rural villages. There are two main types of the shareholding economy. One type is the Cooperative of Shareholding Economy (CSE) that quantifies the total value of the village's collective assets and turns them into stocks to be distributed among all the villagers. Another type is the Shareholding Land C…
BYHWD rescues axotomized neurons and promotes functional recovery after spinal cord injury in rats
The 1994 Tax Reform and Its Impact on China's Rural Fiscal Structure
This article analyzes the fiscal crisis at the township level and the related worsening of the peasant burden that was predominantly caused by the 1994 tax reform. This reform changed the tax-sharing rules in favor of the central government. The pressure for performance under tighter fiscal constraints drove local officials to replicate the central government's "self-serving" policy and to desperately attempt to balance their budgets at the cost …
The Failure of Organizational Control
As frequent, violent, and organized peasant protests show, China's reform regime has lost its once all-powerful control in the countryside. The sharp decline of village cadres' positional authority in allocating economic resources, which began in post-Mao decollectivization, holds the key to explaining the change. Since the late 1990s, the collapse of village enterprises and the erosion of power over land have cost village cadres their remaining …
Secret Societies and Organized Crime in Contemporary China
The emergence of criminal secret societies in post-Mao China has closely correlated with the criminal subcultures, massive unemployment, impoverishment, economic inequality, relative deprivation, and political corruption that have arisen from the reform process. Although perceived as the roots of organized crime worldwide, these variables have generated crime incentives-mainly among disadvantaged and marginalized social groups-far stronger in Chi…
China's Changing of the Guard
Capitalism has given rise to significant social stratification and rising class conflict in China. Will this push the country toward a Western-type democracy, at least in the near future? My answer is no. One major reason is that the development of capitalism and class politics in China is not likely to produce powerful prodemocracy social pressure or shape a pattern of class alliances in favor of democratization
Rising-Class Politics and its Impact on China's Path to Democracy
China's market reform over the last two decades or more have brought about a significant degree of societal stratification and the rise of class politics. The diversification of class interests forces the party-state leadership to take sides in the emerging class warfare and to show a manifest class orientation in government policy making. Mutual dependence and shared interests between the communist state and the entrepreneurial class (and other …
Capitalist Development, Entrepreneurial Class, and Democratization in China
Political Science Quarterly
Restructuring Political Power in China
This systematic study of China's structural transformation during the past two decades emphasizes the balance-of-power game so ably played by Deng Xiaoping and others among the post-Mao national leadership. Chen argues that to prevent party cadre opposition to market restructuring—the nemesis of change in other communist states—national leaders manipulated legislative channels and party regulations to allow citizen participation in the implementa…
Democratic Reform of Management Structures in China's Industrial Enterprises
The politics of the shareholding collective economy in China's rural villages
Since the early 2000s, the collective economy, assets or property rights have gone through shareholding reform in an increasing number of China's rural villages. There are two main types of the shareholding economy. One type is the Cooperative of Shareholding Economy (CSE) that quantifies the total value of the village's collective assets and turns them into stocks to be distributed among all the villagers. Another type is the Shareholding Land C…
Capitalist Development, Entrepreneurial Class, and Democratization in China
Political Science Quarterly
The 1994 Tax Reform and Its Impact on China's Rural Fiscal Structure
This article analyzes the fiscal crisis at the township level and the related worsening of the peasant burden that was predominantly caused by the 1994 tax reform. This reform changed the tax-sharing rules in favor of the central government. The pressure for performance under tighter fiscal constraints drove local officials to replicate the central government's "self-serving" policy and to desperately attempt to balance their budgets at the cost …
The Impact of Land Requisition on Peasant Life in China
Since the late 1990s, land requisition has given rise to peasant protests in much of rural China. The literature is mostly focused on how local governments attempted to expropriate land for various purposes—at the expense of the peasants’ interests. This article goes beyond the exploitation/resistance binary and offers an in-depth analysis of the benefits and costs of land requisition to peasants through an examination of the requisition deals an…
Rising-Class Politics and its Impact on China's Path to Democracy
China's market reform over the last two decades or more have brought about a significant degree of societal stratification and the rise of class politics. The diversification of class interests forces the party-state leadership to take sides in the emerging class warfare and to show a manifest class orientation in government policy making. Mutual dependence and shared interests between the communist state and the entrepreneurial class (and other …
Risk Management Priority Assessment of heritage sites in China Based on Entropy Weight and Topsis
The Failure of Organizational Control
As frequent, violent, and organized peasant protests show, China's reform regime has lost its once all-powerful control in the countryside. The sharp decline of village cadres' positional authority in allocating economic resources, which began in post-Mao decollectivization, holds the key to explaining the change. Since the late 1990s, the collapse of village enterprises and the erosion of power over land have cost village cadres their remaining …
Secret Societies and Organized Crime in Contemporary China
The emergence of criminal secret societies in post-Mao China has closely correlated with the criminal subcultures, massive unemployment, impoverishment, economic inequality, relative deprivation, and political corruption that have arisen from the reform process. Although perceived as the roots of organized crime worldwide, these variables have generated crime incentives-mainly among disadvantaged and marginalized social groups-far stronger in Chi…
Democratic Reform of Management Structures in China's Industrial Enterprises
China's Changing of the Guard
Capitalism has given rise to significant social stratification and rising class conflict in China. Will this push the country toward a Western-type democracy, at least in the near future? My answer is no. One major reason is that the development of capitalism and class politics in China is not likely to produce powerful prodemocracy social pressure or shape a pattern of class alliances in favor of democratization
Democratic Reform of Management Structures in China's Industrial Enterprises
Restructuring Political Power in China
This systematic study of China's structural transformation during the past two decades emphasizes the balance-of-power game so ably played by Deng Xiaoping and others among the post-Mao national leadership. Chen argues that to prevent party cadre opposition to market restructuring—the nemesis of change in other communist states—national leaders manipulated legislative channels and party regulations to allow citizen participation in the implementa…
Capitalist Development, Entrepreneurial Class, and Democratization in China
Political Science Quarterly
China's Changing of the Guard
Capitalism has given rise to significant social stratification and rising class conflict in China. Will this push the country toward a Western-type democracy, at least in the near future? My answer is no. One major reason is that the development of capitalism and class politics in China is not likely to produce powerful prodemocracy social pressure or shape a pattern of class alliances in favor of democratization
Rising-Class Politics and its Impact on China's Path to Democracy
China's market reform over the last two decades or more have brought about a significant degree of societal stratification and the rise of class politics. The diversification of class interests forces the party-state leadership to take sides in the emerging class warfare and to show a manifest class orientation in government policy making. Mutual dependence and shared interests between the communist state and the entrepreneurial class (and other …
Secret Societies and Organized Crime in Contemporary China
The emergence of criminal secret societies in post-Mao China has closely correlated with the criminal subcultures, massive unemployment, impoverishment, economic inequality, relative deprivation, and political corruption that have arisen from the reform process. Although perceived as the roots of organized crime worldwide, these variables have generated crime incentives-mainly among disadvantaged and marginalized social groups-far stronger in Chi…
The Failure of Organizational Control
As frequent, violent, and organized peasant protests show, China's reform regime has lost its once all-powerful control in the countryside. The sharp decline of village cadres' positional authority in allocating economic resources, which began in post-Mao decollectivization, holds the key to explaining the change. Since the late 1990s, the collapse of village enterprises and the erosion of power over land have cost village cadres their remaining …
BYHWD rescues axotomized neurons and promotes functional recovery after spinal cord injury in rats
The 1994 Tax Reform and Its Impact on China's Rural Fiscal Structure
This article analyzes the fiscal crisis at the township level and the related worsening of the peasant burden that was predominantly caused by the 1994 tax reform. This reform changed the tax-sharing rules in favor of the central government. The pressure for performance under tighter fiscal constraints drove local officials to replicate the central government's "self-serving" policy and to desperately attempt to balance their budgets at the cost …
You-Gui pills promote nerve regeneration by regulating netrin1, DCC and Rho family GTPases RhoA, Racl, Cdc42 in C57BL/6 mice with experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis
The politics of the shareholding collective economy in China's rural villages
Since the early 2000s, the collective economy, assets or property rights have gone through shareholding reform in an increasing number of China's rural villages. There are two main types of the shareholding economy. One type is the Cooperative of Shareholding Economy (CSE) that quantifies the total value of the village's collective assets and turns them into stocks to be distributed among all the villagers. Another type is the Shareholding Land C…
Buyang huanwu decoction combined with BMSCs transplantation promotes recovery after spinal cord injury by rescuing axotomized red nucleus neurons
BYHWD combined with BMSCs transplantation had synergistic effect on neuroprotection of red nucleus neurons after SCI; the mechanism may be related to up-regulating cAMP level, activating the cAMP/CREB/RhoA signaling pathway, and promoting expression of NGF
The Impact of Land Requisition on Peasant Life in China
Since the late 1990s, land requisition has given rise to peasant protests in much of rural China. The literature is mostly focused on how local governments attempted to expropriate land for various purposes—at the expense of the peasants’ interests. This article goes beyond the exploitation/resistance binary and offers an in-depth analysis of the benefits and costs of land requisition to peasants through an examination of the requisition deals an…
Risk perception of Covid-19
Impact of walking speed on tourist carrying capacity
Risk Management Priority Assessment of heritage sites in China Based on Entropy Weight and Topsis
Epidemiological characteristics of asthma-COPD overlap, its association with all-cause mortality, and the mediating role of depressive symptoms
This study revealed a strong relationship between ACO and all-cause mortality and uncovered a potential psychological mechanism underlying this relationship. Our study indicates the possible necessity of offering comprehensive care to ACO patients, encompassing early detection, lifestyle guidance, and mental health support. Nevertheless, due to the limitations in the study design and the dataset, the results should be interpreted with caution
Blessing or curse energy sustainability
Towards disaster justice
Public risk perception in extreme weather events
From Crisis to Opportunity
The outbreak of COVID-19 emphasized the worldwide challenges in emergency communication, especially for Hearing and speech-impaired persons (HSIPs) with communication difficulties. In China, the epicenter of the initial outbreak, HSIPs faced significant communication barriers early on. Promoting the Chinese National Sign Language (CNSL) emerges as a potential solution to this predicament. Despite its potential, CNSL’s adoption rate in China is lo…
Ecological engineering projects significantly enhanced vegetation recovery
Revealing the Differences in Regional Potential Emergency Capability and Emergency Performance
Frequent and severe emergencies have significantly hindered the region's sustainable development. Existing research based on statistical methods essentially measures a region's potential emergency capability (PEC), defined as the expected capability under static resources and institutions. However, emergency performance (EP), namely the dynamic performance exhibited during emergency management processes, ultimately determines outcomes. Measuring …
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