Feng Deng
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4008367 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Feng Deng |
| PRENOMES | Feng |
| SOBRENOME | Deng |
| ASSINATURA | DENG F |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Chongqing Technology and Business University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8277-4848 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 30 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 179 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 30 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2003 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
Validity Evidence for an NOS-PCK Instrument
Measuring the validity of the pedagogical content knowledge (PCK) framework for inservice chemistry teachers
As the heart of teacher professional development, pedagogical content knowledge (PCK) represents a unique knowledge system that distinguishes teachers from subject matter experts. However, whether PCK is tranformative or integrative, as well as the relationship between PCK and subject matter knowledge (SMK) is still under debate. Besides, regardless of the framework (i.e. transformative versus integrative framework) adopted, most of the previous …
The impact of factor market integration on carbon emission performance? – evidence based on spatial econometric model
Drawing from panel data spanning 2003 to 2019, encompassing 30 provinces in China, this study employs the relative price method and the super-efficiency EBM technique to assess the market integration index and the level of carbon emission performance, respectively. Furthermore, it employs the Spatial Durbin model to delve into the spatial impact and mechanisms of factor market integration on carbon emission performance. The findings indicate that…
Re-examining the Truman Administration's Decision to Cross the 38th Parallel
This study challenges the orthodox view of the 38th Parallel crossing decision, arguing that Truman's administration reached consensus earlier than the National Security Council (NSC) 81/1 approval in September 1950 suggests. Truman's 1949 NSC 8/2 endorsement had already prioritized Korean unification. The true decisive moment occurred at the Wake Island Conference, shaped by escalating tensions, including U.S. attacks on a Soviet airbase and Chi…
Promote or inhibit? Digital manufacturing and urban green transformation - Empirical evidence from China
Institutional borrowing and chiefdomization in Chinese cities
The success of river chief system is spurring more types of chiefs in Chinese cities. This trend of chiefdomization can be viewed as a case of institutional borrowing: institutions in one field borrowing power from those in another field. In an authoritarian country, institutional borrowing often takes the form of imposing bureaucracy on natural resources and public goods, a change from open institutions to public institutions. It is argued that …
New insights on the origin of fired steatite beads in China
Impact Analysis of Chinese Government Leadership in the Construction of a Public Service System of Preschool Education
Investment in preschool education is increasingly seen as a policy priority in middle and high-income countries due to the early benefits it provides children in their educational journeys. This article discusses the impact of recent increased investment in preschool education in China which has served as a correction to relative historical neglect. In this study a parental satisfaction survey evaluated the cost-sharing, equity of enrollment and …
Impact of Digital Transformation on Enterprise Carbon Intensity
In the context of China's "digital power" strategy, the realization of a green and low-carbon shift in manufacturing has become a necessary condition to promote the economy, and the digital factor has increasingly become a new driving force. The text mining and IPCC methods were used to measure manufacturing enterprise digitalization and the level of enterprise carbon emission intensity from 2011 to 2021, respectively. This study then explored th…
Comparison of Psycho-Social Factors Associated With Suicidal Ideation and Suicide Attempts Among People Living With HIV in Central West China
Background: Previous studies have described the correlation of suicidal ideation (SI) or suicide attempts (SA) in people living with HIV (PLWH), whereas few studies compare the correlation between SI and SA in PLWH. Understanding specific risk factors for SI and SA among PLWH will help with developing tailored and effective suicide prevention strategies among this high-risk group. Methods: A cross-sectional study was conducted from December 2020 …
The impact of China's western development strategy on energy conservation and emission reduction
Institutions for housing subsidisation
Institutions for housing subsidisation are an important type of institution for redistribution. They are dominated by public housing and social housing, which are characterised by (1) public ownership or social ownership, (2) a management board not held accountable to the recipients and (3) low-powered incentives. I argue that they are institutional arrangements to resolve the over-subsidisation problem, in which welfare recipients try to be over…
Psychometric evaluation of the Chinese version of the Child Health Utility 9D (CHU9D-CHN)
Stakes, stakeholders and urban governance
A taxonomy of stakes and stakeholders in urban governance is presented in this paper. In addition to property interests, business interests, political interests and the state, special attention is paid to ordinary people’s general interests in the city. It depends on a person’s indigeneity, the degree of his being an indigenous person or insider to the city. General interest is usually not revealed because urban governance is more distant from th…
A theoretical framework of the governance institutions of low-income housing in China
This paper develops a theoretical framework for institutional analysis of the governance of low-income housing in the city. I focus on the provision of local public goods as a central issue for low-income housing. Factors that affect the governance structure from the efficiency perspective and the equity perspective, respectively, are explored. I argue that over-subsidisation is an important problem for income-redistribution institutions and, hen…
Examining the validity of the technological pedagogical content knowledge (TPACK) framework for preservice chemistry teachers
While various quantitative measures for assessing teachers’ technological pedagogical content knowledge (TPACK) have developed rapidly, few studies to date have comprehensively validated the structure of TPACK through various criteria of validity especially for content specific areas. In this paper, we examined how the TPACK survey measure is aligned with the TPACK lesson plan measure and how they are related to the measure of epistemological bel…
Work unit and private community in the evolution of urban planning in contemporary China
Built on theories about the hold-up problem in New Institutional Economics, this article analyzes the evolution of urban planning in contemporary China from an institutional perspective. In particular, it focuses on two phenomena: work unit in the planned economy and the large-scale growth of private communities in the market economy. I argue that the hold-up problem in urban land use still exists in a planned economy and asks for the integration…
Anti-corruption in Chinese urban planning
Examining pre-service teachers’ design capacities for web-based 21st century new culture of learning
Although there is an established body of work arguing that teachers’ technological pedagogical content knowledge (TPACK) is necessary for designing ICT-integrated lessons, little is known about the relationships among teachers’ beliefs about learning, their design dispositions, learning design practices and TPACK. Critical inquiry in this aspect is timely as a new culture of learning is emerging from the informal contexts of learning and challeng…
Gated community and residential segregation in urban China
Assessing multidimensional students' perceptions of twenty-first-century learning practices
High school students’ scientific epistemological beliefs, motivation in learning science, and their relationships
Students' views of the nature of science
This review examines 105 empirical studies that investigate students' views of the nature of science (VNOS), effects of curricular interventions on changing students' VNOS, and relations between VNOS and demographics, majors, and learning of science. The reviewed studies can be categorized into three theoretical frameworks: the unidimension, the multidimension, and the argumentative resource frameworks. Each framework is reviewed first with regar…
Housing of Limited Property Rights
This paper develops a prototypal theoretical framework for analyzing property inalienability and applies it to housing of limited property rights in China, which includes so-called 'small-property-rights housing' in the countryside (SLPR housing) and the affordable housing programme in the city (ALPR housing). The integrated analysis of ALPR and SLPR housing focuses on inalienability restrictions to ownership entitlement. By preserving current pr…
Residential Mobility in Chinese Cities
This paper aims to understand residential mobility in non-market economies by conducting a case study of Chinese cities, a socialist society in transition. It is argued that residential mobility in China is mainly triggered by changes in housing supply and housing qualification, both of which are determined by housing policies. Using a retrospective survey (1949–94) in 20 Chinese cities, it was found that while the overall mobility is low, it has…
Uneven land reform and urban sprawl in China
Housing of Limited Property Rights
This paper develops a prototypal theoretical framework for analyzing property inalienability and applies it to housing of limited property rights in China, which includes so-called 'small-property-rights housing' in the countryside (SLPR housing) and the affordable housing programme in the city (ALPR housing). The integrated analysis of ALPR and SLPR housing focuses on inalienability restrictions to ownership entitlement. By preserving current pr…
Residential Mobility in Chinese Cities
This paper aims to understand residential mobility in non-market economies by conducting a case study of Chinese cities, a socialist society in transition. It is argued that residential mobility in China is mainly triggered by changes in housing supply and housing qualification, both of which are determined by housing policies. Using a retrospective survey (1949–94) in 20 Chinese cities, it was found that while the overall mobility is low, it has…
Gated community and residential segregation in urban China
The Rebound of Private Zoning
NIMBY and regulatory takings are two well-known phenomena associated with land-use change in US cities. I claim that both are manifestations of what economists refer to as a 'hold-up problem' and analyze how fast-growing private zoning, namely the ground-lease system and common interest developments, have evolved to respond to these problems. My argument is based on two spatial facts: the consumption of local collective goods is bundled with land…
Anti-corruption in Chinese urban planning
China's Urban Land Reform, Urban Productivity, and Local Government Behavior
Based on provincial land leasing data, this paper estimates the impact of urban land reform on urban productivity in China and analyzes factors affecting local government behavior in land reform. More specifically, it examines the relationship between urban productivity and: (a) the ratio of administrative land allocation to leasing, and (b) the choice of auction and tender among leasing methods. The paper documents differences in ratios of land …
The impact of China's western development strategy on energy conservation and emission reduction
Stakes, stakeholders and urban governance
A taxonomy of stakes and stakeholders in urban governance is presented in this paper. In addition to property interests, business interests, political interests and the state, special attention is paid to ordinary people’s general interests in the city. It depends on a person’s indigeneity, the degree of his being an indigenous person or insider to the city. General interest is usually not revealed because urban governance is more distant from th…
Work unit and private community in the evolution of urban planning in contemporary China
Built on theories about the hold-up problem in New Institutional Economics, this article analyzes the evolution of urban planning in contemporary China from an institutional perspective. In particular, it focuses on two phenomena: work unit in the planned economy and the large-scale growth of private communities in the market economy. I argue that the hold-up problem in urban land use still exists in a planned economy and asks for the integration…
Assessing multidimensional students' perceptions of twenty-first-century learning practices
High school students’ scientific epistemological beliefs, motivation in learning science, and their relationships
Promote or inhibit? Digital manufacturing and urban green transformation - Empirical evidence from China
A theoretical framework of the governance institutions of low-income housing in China
This paper develops a theoretical framework for institutional analysis of the governance of low-income housing in the city. I focus on the provision of local public goods as a central issue for low-income housing. Factors that affect the governance structure from the efficiency perspective and the equity perspective, respectively, are explored. I argue that over-subsidisation is an important problem for income-redistribution institutions and, hen…
Development Zones and Urban Land Reform in China
Development zones boomed all over China in early 1990s and continue to operate today. This paper examines its economic rationale and impact on Chinese cities. Many existing studies treat development zones like enterprise zones or science parks and of ten blame them for land speculation and farmland loss. I argue that development zone may be better understood as a feasible transitory tool in urban land reform due to dynamic urban growth and its pa…
Collective Goods and the Political Hold-Up Problem
rtainty in collective-goods provision, it is efficient to integrate landowner and collective-goods provider, as demonstrated by the growth of the ground lease system and common-interest developments in recent decades. Rent capitalization further strengthens the result. Similarities and differences between urban institutions and the firm are also discussed. Happiness and Economics: How the Economy and Institutions Affect Well-Being
China's Urban Land Reform, Urban Productivity, and Local Government Behavior
Based on provincial land leasing data, this paper estimates the impact of urban land reform on urban productivity in China and analyzes factors affecting local government behavior in land reform. More specifically, it examines the relationship between urban productivity and: (a) the ratio of administrative land allocation to leasing, and (b) the choice of auction and tender among leasing methods. The paper documents differences in ratios of land …
Development Zones and Urban Land Reform in China
Development zones boomed all over China in early 1990s and continue to operate today. This paper examines its economic rationale and impact on Chinese cities. Many existing studies treat development zones like enterprise zones or science parks and of ten blame them for land speculation and farmland loss. I argue that development zone may be better understood as a feasible transitory tool in urban land reform due to dynamic urban growth and its pa…
Uneven land reform and urban sprawl in China
The Rebound of Private Zoning
NIMBY and regulatory takings are two well-known phenomena associated with land-use change in US cities. I claim that both are manifestations of what economists refer to as a 'hold-up problem' and analyze how fast-growing private zoning, namely the ground-lease system and common interest developments, have evolved to respond to these problems. My argument is based on two spatial facts: the consumption of local collective goods is bundled with land…
Residential Mobility in Chinese Cities
This paper aims to understand residential mobility in non-market economies by conducting a case study of Chinese cities, a socialist society in transition. It is argued that residential mobility in China is mainly triggered by changes in housing supply and housing qualification, both of which are determined by housing policies. Using a retrospective survey (1949–94) in 20 Chinese cities, it was found that while the overall mobility is low, it has…
Housing of Limited Property Rights
This paper develops a prototypal theoretical framework for analyzing property inalienability and applies it to housing of limited property rights in China, which includes so-called 'small-property-rights housing' in the countryside (SLPR housing) and the affordable housing programme in the city (ALPR housing). The integrated analysis of ALPR and SLPR housing focuses on inalienability restrictions to ownership entitlement. By preserving current pr…
Students' views of the nature of science
This review examines 105 empirical studies that investigate students' views of the nature of science (VNOS), effects of curricular interventions on changing students' VNOS, and relations between VNOS and demographics, majors, and learning of science. The reviewed studies can be categorized into three theoretical frameworks: the unidimension, the multidimension, and the argumentative resource frameworks. Each framework is reviewed first with regar…
High school students’ scientific epistemological beliefs, motivation in learning science, and their relationships
Gated community and residential segregation in urban China
Assessing multidimensional students' perceptions of twenty-first-century learning practices
Examining pre-service teachers’ design capacities for web-based 21st century new culture of learning
Although there is an established body of work arguing that teachers’ technological pedagogical content knowledge (TPACK) is necessary for designing ICT-integrated lessons, little is known about the relationships among teachers’ beliefs about learning, their design dispositions, learning design practices and TPACK. Critical inquiry in this aspect is timely as a new culture of learning is emerging from the informal contexts of learning and challeng…
Examining the validity of the technological pedagogical content knowledge (TPACK) framework for preservice chemistry teachers
While various quantitative measures for assessing teachers’ technological pedagogical content knowledge (TPACK) have developed rapidly, few studies to date have comprehensively validated the structure of TPACK through various criteria of validity especially for content specific areas. In this paper, we examined how the TPACK survey measure is aligned with the TPACK lesson plan measure and how they are related to the measure of epistemological bel…
Work unit and private community in the evolution of urban planning in contemporary China
Built on theories about the hold-up problem in New Institutional Economics, this article analyzes the evolution of urban planning in contemporary China from an institutional perspective. In particular, it focuses on two phenomena: work unit in the planned economy and the large-scale growth of private communities in the market economy. I argue that the hold-up problem in urban land use still exists in a planned economy and asks for the integration…
Anti-corruption in Chinese urban planning
Psychometric evaluation of the Chinese version of the Child Health Utility 9D (CHU9D-CHN)
Stakes, stakeholders and urban governance
A taxonomy of stakes and stakeholders in urban governance is presented in this paper. In addition to property interests, business interests, political interests and the state, special attention is paid to ordinary people’s general interests in the city. It depends on a person’s indigeneity, the degree of his being an indigenous person or insider to the city. General interest is usually not revealed because urban governance is more distant from th…
A theoretical framework of the governance institutions of low-income housing in China
This paper develops a theoretical framework for institutional analysis of the governance of low-income housing in the city. I focus on the provision of local public goods as a central issue for low-income housing. Factors that affect the governance structure from the efficiency perspective and the equity perspective, respectively, are explored. I argue that over-subsidisation is an important problem for income-redistribution institutions and, hen…
Institutions for housing subsidisation
Institutions for housing subsidisation are an important type of institution for redistribution. They are dominated by public housing and social housing, which are characterised by (1) public ownership or social ownership, (2) a management board not held accountable to the recipients and (3) low-powered incentives. I argue that they are institutional arrangements to resolve the over-subsidisation problem, in which welfare recipients try to be over…
Comparison of Psycho-Social Factors Associated With Suicidal Ideation and Suicide Attempts Among People Living With HIV in Central West China
Background: Previous studies have described the correlation of suicidal ideation (SI) or suicide attempts (SA) in people living with HIV (PLWH), whereas few studies compare the correlation between SI and SA in PLWH. Understanding specific risk factors for SI and SA among PLWH will help with developing tailored and effective suicide prevention strategies among this high-risk group. Methods: A cross-sectional study was conducted from December 2020 …
The impact of China's western development strategy on energy conservation and emission reduction
Impact of Digital Transformation on Enterprise Carbon Intensity
In the context of China's "digital power" strategy, the realization of a green and low-carbon shift in manufacturing has become a necessary condition to promote the economy, and the digital factor has increasingly become a new driving force. The text mining and IPCC methods were used to measure manufacturing enterprise digitalization and the level of enterprise carbon emission intensity from 2011 to 2021, respectively. This study then explored th…
Institutional borrowing and chiefdomization in Chinese cities
The success of river chief system is spurring more types of chiefs in Chinese cities. This trend of chiefdomization can be viewed as a case of institutional borrowing: institutions in one field borrowing power from those in another field. In an authoritarian country, institutional borrowing often takes the form of imposing bureaucracy on natural resources and public goods, a change from open institutions to public institutions. It is argued that …
New insights on the origin of fired steatite beads in China
Impact Analysis of Chinese Government Leadership in the Construction of a Public Service System of Preschool Education
Investment in preschool education is increasingly seen as a policy priority in middle and high-income countries due to the early benefits it provides children in their educational journeys. This article discusses the impact of recent increased investment in preschool education in China which has served as a correction to relative historical neglect. In this study a parental satisfaction survey evaluated the cost-sharing, equity of enrollment and …
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