Liu Qing
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 753789 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Liu Qing |
| PRENOMES | Liu |
| SOBRENOME | Qing |
| ASSINATURA | QING L |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Sichuan University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7551-2612 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1982 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Foreign direct investment, financial development, and technological innovation
This study used data from cities in the Yangtze River Delta (YRD) in China between 2012 and 2022 to analyze how foreign direct investment (FDI) and financial development impact technological innovation and how these effects spread to nearby areas. We found that (1) FDI significantly boosted technological innovation, and financial development effectively strengthened this effect. (2) The YRD urban agglomeration exhibited clear spatial spillovers i…
The silence from the periphery
This study explores how female players, positioned as peripheral members of gaming communities, negotiate and construct their identities while navigating both skill-based and geographical scales in the online game Hearthstone . The findings indicate that female players often remain silent and struggle to reconcile their identities as both women and gamers. This silence manifests in three distinct forms: internalized silence, enforced silence and …
Can Digital Technology Adoption Drive a “Win–Win” in Corporate Financial Sustainability and Energy Performance? The Role of Chief Digital Officers
This study investigates whether digital technology adoption can drive both sustainable financial performance and enhanced corporate energy efficiency, which has received limited attention in previous research. Grounded in dynamic capability theory and upper echelons theory, and utilizing a two‐way fixed‐effects regression model, this study analyzes panel data from publicly listed Chinese firms from 2010 to 2022. We assess the “win–win” potential …
Managing exploration and exploitation to enhance innovation performance
Purpose Exploration and exploitation pull firms in different directions, creating ongoing tension. This study aims to examine how board gender diversity (BGD) helps manage this tension by shaping top management’s attention along the exploration–exploitation continuum. Design/methodology/approach Drawing on the attention-based view (ABV), the authors analyse panel data on 254 China-listed advanced manufacturers (2009–2020). Innovation performance …
Research on the training strategy of college students' design thinking and innovation ability based on multimodal large model
The development of Multimodal Large Language Model (MLLMs) offers new technological support for cultivating design thinking and innovation capability in medical education. However, the current training of medical professionals remains predominantly centered on knowledge memorization and one-way didactic instruction. The systematic integration of artificial intelligence and innovation methodologies is still insufficient, while challenges such as l…
Sustainable economic performance and transition towards cleaner energy to mitigate climate change risk
It is reasonable to expect that the energy needs of the top emerging economies will increase over the coming decades as their economies expand rapidly. There may be environmental costs to using conventional energy from fossil fuels to meet increased energy demand. Therefore, this study aims to investigate the link between energy efficiency and energy transition along with additional control variables like research and development expenditures, tr…
Revisiting resources, cleaner energy and sustainable economic performance
Since the last three decades, the natural resources and energy sector has been regarded as a substantial determinant of economic growth and prosperity. However, the literature is still contradictory and scant for BRICS economies and needs more empirical evidence for appropriate policies. This study aims to analyze the influence of natural resources and cleaner energy on economic performance in the presence of consumption expenditure. Using second…
Novel research methods to evaluate renewable energy and energy-related greenhouse gases
This study examined renewable energy, energy efficiency which is very essential to boost up environmental quality. This research also takes other factors which has impact on greenhouse gas emissions in the BRICS nations between 2000 and 2019. On the other hand, this research differs from previous research in that it considers the impact of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Electricity on greenhouse gas emissions in BRICS economies, despite t…
What Cultivates a Path of Disruptive Innovation within Semiconductor Latecomers? An Exploratory Case Study of HiSilicon
Disruptive innovation is an effective way for market latecomers to draw a level with earlier developers. Yet, little is known about how a path of disruptive innovation for semiconductor latecomers can be cultivated. We aim to fill this gap in knowledge with the help of the experience of China’s local fabless semiconductor firm, HiSilicon, by using a single case qualitative method for vertical research. The results show that the ‘five-steps-in-one…
The Multiple Cooperative Mechanism and Globalization Path of Small Inland Cities in China
Currently, urbanization driven by global capital flows entails a main trend in many large cites in China, while global capital investment in small inland cities especially in western China is extremely scarce, where their globalization characters the powerful nationalization power and market activation. Dunhuang, a small inland city in western China, has transformed successfully from an agricultural county to an international tourist city, a plat…
Probing NGO–community Interactions through Village Cadres and Principal–agent Relationships
Interactions between NGOs and rural communities in China are an important yet understudied subject. By examining a water conservation project undertaken by an international NGO, this article probes how NGOs and rural communities interact through village cadres, who have considerable influence in shaping the operation and outcomes of NGO projects. In this case, the international NGO struggled to fulfill its aspirations despite making strategic adj…
Chinese NGOs at the interface between governmentality and local society
The relations between society and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) have been relatively neglected in the field of China NGO studies, which remains largely wedded to a state-NGO problematic within a state-society framework. In this anthropological study of an NGO's post-Wenchuan earthquake recovery programme, we adopt an actor-oriented approach to identify the main lines of tension between the strategies, rationalities, and techniques deploye…
Peasant Resistance beyond the State
Studies on peasant resistance in China have been typically associated with antagonistic actions against the state. This article examines a new form of peasant resistance nested in interactions between peasants and a non-governmental organization (NGO). Through the lens of a post-earthquake reconstruction programme in which peasants cannot be simply regarded as subordinates or a powerless group, it offers an alternative view on theories of ‘rightf…
A 13,000-year climate record from western Tibet
Proces Politiques a Pekin. Wei Jingsheng, Fu Yuehua
An Open Letter to Deng Xiaoping and Others
I am sending this letter to you not because you are the major leaders of the Party, the state, and the government but because you are the citizens who have enjoyed the highest prestige and the greatest trust among a population of one billion. When I am preparing to denounce illegal activities to society, the important members of that society — influential and prestigious members — naturally become the individuals whom I most prefer to address. I …
Probing NGO–community Interactions through Village Cadres and Principal–agent Relationships
Interactions between NGOs and rural communities in China are an important yet understudied subject. By examining a water conservation project undertaken by an international NGO, this article probes how NGOs and rural communities interact through village cadres, who have considerable influence in shaping the operation and outcomes of NGO projects. In this case, the international NGO struggled to fulfill its aspirations despite making strategic adj…
Chinese NGOs at the interface between governmentality and local society
The relations between society and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) have been relatively neglected in the field of China NGO studies, which remains largely wedded to a state-NGO problematic within a state-society framework. In this anthropological study of an NGO's post-Wenchuan earthquake recovery programme, we adopt an actor-oriented approach to identify the main lines of tension between the strategies, rationalities, and techniques deploye…
Peasant Resistance beyond the State
Studies on peasant resistance in China have been typically associated with antagonistic actions against the state. This article examines a new form of peasant resistance nested in interactions between peasants and a non-governmental organization (NGO). Through the lens of a post-earthquake reconstruction programme in which peasants cannot be simply regarded as subordinates or a powerless group, it offers an alternative view on theories of ‘rightf…
An Open Letter to Deng Xiaoping and Others
I am sending this letter to you not because you are the major leaders of the Party, the state, and the government but because you are the citizens who have enjoyed the highest prestige and the greatest trust among a population of one billion. When I am preparing to denounce illegal activities to society, the important members of that society — influential and prestigious members — naturally become the individuals whom I most prefer to address. I …
Proces Politiques a Pekin. Wei Jingsheng, Fu Yuehua
A 13,000-year climate record from western Tibet
Peasant Resistance beyond the State
Studies on peasant resistance in China have been typically associated with antagonistic actions against the state. This article examines a new form of peasant resistance nested in interactions between peasants and a non-governmental organization (NGO). Through the lens of a post-earthquake reconstruction programme in which peasants cannot be simply regarded as subordinates or a powerless group, it offers an alternative view on theories of ‘rightf…
Probing NGO–community Interactions through Village Cadres and Principal–agent Relationships
Interactions between NGOs and rural communities in China are an important yet understudied subject. By examining a water conservation project undertaken by an international NGO, this article probes how NGOs and rural communities interact through village cadres, who have considerable influence in shaping the operation and outcomes of NGO projects. In this case, the international NGO struggled to fulfill its aspirations despite making strategic adj…
Chinese NGOs at the interface between governmentality and local society
The relations between society and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) have been relatively neglected in the field of China NGO studies, which remains largely wedded to a state-NGO problematic within a state-society framework. In this anthropological study of an NGO's post-Wenchuan earthquake recovery programme, we adopt an actor-oriented approach to identify the main lines of tension between the strategies, rationalities, and techniques deploye…
What Cultivates a Path of Disruptive Innovation within Semiconductor Latecomers? An Exploratory Case Study of HiSilicon
Disruptive innovation is an effective way for market latecomers to draw a level with earlier developers. Yet, little is known about how a path of disruptive innovation for semiconductor latecomers can be cultivated. We aim to fill this gap in knowledge with the help of the experience of China’s local fabless semiconductor firm, HiSilicon, by using a single case qualitative method for vertical research. The results show that the ‘five-steps-in-one…
The Multiple Cooperative Mechanism and Globalization Path of Small Inland Cities in China
Currently, urbanization driven by global capital flows entails a main trend in many large cites in China, while global capital investment in small inland cities especially in western China is extremely scarce, where their globalization characters the powerful nationalization power and market activation. Dunhuang, a small inland city in western China, has transformed successfully from an agricultural county to an international tourist city, a plat…
Sustainable economic performance and transition towards cleaner energy to mitigate climate change risk
It is reasonable to expect that the energy needs of the top emerging economies will increase over the coming decades as their economies expand rapidly. There may be environmental costs to using conventional energy from fossil fuels to meet increased energy demand. Therefore, this study aims to investigate the link between energy efficiency and energy transition along with additional control variables like research and development expenditures, tr…
Revisiting resources, cleaner energy and sustainable economic performance
Since the last three decades, the natural resources and energy sector has been regarded as a substantial determinant of economic growth and prosperity. However, the literature is still contradictory and scant for BRICS economies and needs more empirical evidence for appropriate policies. This study aims to analyze the influence of natural resources and cleaner energy on economic performance in the presence of consumption expenditure. Using second…
Novel research methods to evaluate renewable energy and energy-related greenhouse gases
This study examined renewable energy, energy efficiency which is very essential to boost up environmental quality. This research also takes other factors which has impact on greenhouse gas emissions in the BRICS nations between 2000 and 2019. On the other hand, this research differs from previous research in that it considers the impact of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Electricity on greenhouse gas emissions in BRICS economies, despite t…
Research on the training strategy of college students' design thinking and innovation ability based on multimodal large model
The development of Multimodal Large Language Model (MLLMs) offers new technological support for cultivating design thinking and innovation capability in medical education. However, the current training of medical professionals remains predominantly centered on knowledge memorization and one-way didactic instruction. The systematic integration of artificial intelligence and innovation methodologies is still insufficient, while challenges such as l…
Foreign direct investment, financial development, and technological innovation
This study used data from cities in the Yangtze River Delta (YRD) in China between 2012 and 2022 to analyze how foreign direct investment (FDI) and financial development impact technological innovation and how these effects spread to nearby areas. We found that (1) FDI significantly boosted technological innovation, and financial development effectively strengthened this effect. (2) The YRD urban agglomeration exhibited clear spatial spillovers i…
The silence from the periphery
This study explores how female players, positioned as peripheral members of gaming communities, negotiate and construct their identities while navigating both skill-based and geographical scales in the online game Hearthstone . The findings indicate that female players often remain silent and struggle to reconcile their identities as both women and gamers. This silence manifests in three distinct forms: internalized silence, enforced silence and …
Can Digital Technology Adoption Drive a “Win–Win” in Corporate Financial Sustainability and Energy Performance? The Role of Chief Digital Officers
This study investigates whether digital technology adoption can drive both sustainable financial performance and enhanced corporate energy efficiency, which has received limited attention in previous research. Grounded in dynamic capability theory and upper echelons theory, and utilizing a two‐way fixed‐effects regression model, this study analyzes panel data from publicly listed Chinese firms from 2010 to 2022. We assess the “win–win” potential …
Managing exploration and exploitation to enhance innovation performance
Purpose Exploration and exploitation pull firms in different directions, creating ongoing tension. This study aims to examine how board gender diversity (BGD) helps manage this tension by shaping top management’s attention along the exploration–exploitation continuum. Design/methodology/approach Drawing on the attention-based view (ABV), the authors analyse panel data on 254 China-listed advanced manufacturers (2009–2020). Innovation performance …
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