Yue Zhuo
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 90919 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Yue Zhuo |
| PRENOMES | Yue |
| SOBRENOME | Zhuo |
| ASSINATURA | ZHUO Y |
| AFILIAÇÕES | St. John's University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7096-1793 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 20 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 40 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 20 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2007 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Perceiving Low Social Mobility Induces Zero-Sum Beliefs About Social Hierarchies
Individuals may consider socioeconomic status (SES) change from an absolute or relative standpoint. Across five studies and supplementary analyses of secondary data, we found that individuals who perceive SES as being unlikely to change (i.e., low perceived social mobility) tend to consider SES change from a relative standpoint—i.e., one person’s gain in SES occurs at the expense of another’s loss in SES—reflecting that they harbor zero-sum belie…
Improving author name disambiguation with explanations of deep learning models
Interdependency, Perceived Shame, and Probability of Wrongdoing Among Chinese Students
Compared with other mainstream criminological theories, Reintegrative Shaming Theory (RST) draws insufficient empirical evaluations. Given RST’s unique attention to non-Western societies and the significance of shaming in Chinese society, China provides a strategic setting for RST’s empirical assessment. Utilizing a Chinese youth sample, this study explores the association between interdependency and the probability of wrongdoing, and the mediati…
Testing Self-Control Theory Among Incarcerated Drug Offenders in China
Since its introduction by Gottfredson and Hirschi, self-control theory has been widely applied in criminology for its claimed explanatory breadth and presumed invariance across cultures and populations. Yet empirical assessments of its applicability to high-risk groups in non-Western settings remain scarce. This study draws on survey data from two compulsory drug rehabilitation centers in southwest China to evaluate the psychometric structure of …
Community Participation Among Individuals with Severe Mental Disorders During Covid-19 Pandemic
Non-Financial Enterprise Financialization, Product Market Competition, and Total Factor Productivity of Enterprises
At present, two big challenges have struck China's economic development: economic containment "from the real to the virtual" and accomplishment in the goal of high-quality economic development. Taking China's A-share public manufacturing enterprises from 2007 to 2020 as samples, this paper empirically analyzes the relationships among product market competition, non-financial enterprise financialization, and total factor productivity of enterprise…
Convicting the Innocent or Freeing the Guilty? Public Attitudes Toward Criminal Justice Errors
Two types of judicial errors—convicting an innocent person or acquitting a guilty person—challenge the integrity and legitimacy of criminal justice. How citizens view these errors plays an important role in criminal justice policy. Utilizing data from a national survey, this study applies the established Western theories to explore the correlates of public attitudes regarding the relative acceptance of wrongful convictions and erroneous acquittal…
Self-Control, External Environment, and Delinquency
Although self-control consistently emerges as one of the most robust correlates of delinquent behavior, limited empirical attempts have been made to explore the contextual variability of the relationship between self-control and delinquency outside of Western societies. Using data collected from 587 seventh- to ninth-grade students across 10 middle schools in a rural county of Southeast China, we examine self-control’s efficacy in explaining juve…
Segmental hair analysis for flunitrazepam and 7-aminoflunitrazepam in users
The availability of more quantitative data on flunitrazepam (FLU) and 7-aminoflunitrazepam (7AF) would aid in obtaining a better understanding of the interpretation of FLU concentrations in human hair. The purpose of this study was to provide concentrations of FLU and 7AF in hair segments of 22 FLU users. Quantitative data regarding hair concentrations of FLU and 7AF from various types of cases were also reviewed to give a comprehensive overview …
Social insurance participation and urban settlement intentions of China's floating population
Since the expansion of social insurance to migrants and the abolition of unequal regulations and controls related to the rural–urban migrants in recent years, increasing attention has been paid to the determinants of migrants' settlement intentions. Using the 2016 National Floating Population Dynamics Monitoring Survey (NFPDMS), this study examines the associations between migrants' urban social welfare participation and their settlement intentio…
Commitment to Degree Zero
This essay links Barthes' late development on the Neutral in his 1978 Collège de France lecture course to his early reflections on the 'white' or 'neutral' writing by looking at lesser-known materials: articles published in the sanatorial student journal Existences (1942-4), and in the newspaper Combat (1947-51), as well as how these pieces were integrated into his first book, Writing Degree Zero (1953). I show that Barthes' first approaches to t…
Is Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Emission an Important Factor Affecting Healthcare Expenditure? Evidence from China, 2005–2016
As a result of China's economic growth, air pollution, including carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) emission, has caused serious health problems and accompanying heavy economic burdens on healthcare. Therefore, the effect of carbon dioxide emission on healthcare expenditure (HCE) has attracted the interest of many researchers, most of which have adopted traditional empirical methods, such as ordinary least squares (OLS) or quantile regression (QR), to analyz…
La lanterne magique du colporteur Macé
Discours indirect
La réticence de Barthes à l'égard de la Chine populaire, exprimée dans son célèbre article de 1974, « Alors, la Chine ? », fut longtemps l'objet de discussions et de reproches. Se pourrait-il qu'il y ait laissé entendre la plupart de ses réserves sur le régime de Mao, de manière habile et oblique ? Cet article examine ses Carnets de voyage en Chine et une série de notes du séminaire de 1974 afin d'interroger les conditions (im) possibles de son d…
Perversion, religion, et économie libidinale
Most commentaries on Georges Bataille's famous article, “The Notion of Expenditure,” emphasize the direct influence of Marcel Mauss's theory of the gift. This article returns to the “origin” of Bataille's text, namely, the intellectual debates around the Communist journal La Critique sociale (1931–1934), in order to understand its various sources. We insist in particular on the impact of Richard von Krafft-Ebing's psychopathological developments …
Close To You? How Parent–Adult Child Contact Is Influenced by Family Patterns
The empirical patterns we report can be framed within enhancement and compensation models. Positive correlations and cross-sibling interactions that juxtapose levels of visiting against not seeing a child in last 12 months are consistent with the enhancement model. The cross-sibling interaction for distance, whereby one child's farther distance leads to more visits reported with others, provides evidence of a countervailing, though, weaker, patte…
Le Papillon de nuit et la rose
Le Papillon de nuit et la rose :Bataille et Blanchot autour de L’Arrêt de mort Yue Zhuo (bio) Dans un article sur Kafka publié un an après la parution de L’Arrêt de mort en juin 1948, Blanchot, citant la critique littéraire Claude-Edmonde Magny, explique qu’un des grands apports des récits kafkaïens à la littérature se trouve dans le passage du Ich au Er, du je au il. Il serait question d’une sorte d’« anéantissement de soi », consenti par l’arti…
Socio‐Demographic Correlates of Fear of Crime and the Social Context of Contemporary Urban China
Previous research in the West has established major socio‐demographic correlates of fear of crime. The interpretation of these correlates is typically based on the concept of physical or social vulnerability of individuals. These correlates are implicitly regarded as invariant to social or community contexts, reflecting universal human behavioral patterns. The present study argues that social change may alter patterns of perceptions associated wi…
Guanxi and Fear of Crime in Contemporary Urban China
Western research has investigated individual correlates of fear of crime with a primary focus on people's vulnerability. This vulnerability model examines the possible effects on fear of indicators of people's physical vulnerability (e.g. age and gender) and social vulnerability (e.g. income and education). As is well documented in the research on China, guanxi is a unique aspect of social capital in Chinese society. The present study argues that…
Le roman, lieu sans terre
Guanxi and Fear of Crime in Contemporary Urban China
Western research has investigated individual correlates of fear of crime with a primary focus on people's vulnerability. This vulnerability model examines the possible effects on fear of indicators of people's physical vulnerability (e.g. age and gender) and social vulnerability (e.g. income and education). As is well documented in the research on China, guanxi is a unique aspect of social capital in Chinese society. The present study argues that…
Social insurance participation and urban settlement intentions of China's floating population
Since the expansion of social insurance to migrants and the abolition of unequal regulations and controls related to the rural–urban migrants in recent years, increasing attention has been paid to the determinants of migrants' settlement intentions. Using the 2016 National Floating Population Dynamics Monitoring Survey (NFPDMS), this study examines the associations between migrants' urban social welfare participation and their settlement intentio…
Socio‐Demographic Correlates of Fear of Crime and the Social Context of Contemporary Urban China
Previous research in the West has established major socio‐demographic correlates of fear of crime. The interpretation of these correlates is typically based on the concept of physical or social vulnerability of individuals. These correlates are implicitly regarded as invariant to social or community contexts, reflecting universal human behavioral patterns. The present study argues that social change may alter patterns of perceptions associated wi…
Close To You? How Parent–Adult Child Contact Is Influenced by Family Patterns
The empirical patterns we report can be framed within enhancement and compensation models. Positive correlations and cross-sibling interactions that juxtapose levels of visiting against not seeing a child in last 12 months are consistent with the enhancement model. The cross-sibling interaction for distance, whereby one child's farther distance leads to more visits reported with others, provides evidence of a countervailing, though, weaker, patte…
Commitment to Degree Zero
This essay links Barthes' late development on the Neutral in his 1978 Collège de France lecture course to his early reflections on the 'white' or 'neutral' writing by looking at lesser-known materials: articles published in the sanatorial student journal Existences (1942-4), and in the newspaper Combat (1947-51), as well as how these pieces were integrated into his first book, Writing Degree Zero (1953). I show that Barthes' first approaches to t…
Community Participation Among Individuals with Severe Mental Disorders During Covid-19 Pandemic
Le roman, lieu sans terre
Socio‐Demographic Correlates of Fear of Crime and the Social Context of Contemporary Urban China
Previous research in the West has established major socio‐demographic correlates of fear of crime. The interpretation of these correlates is typically based on the concept of physical or social vulnerability of individuals. These correlates are implicitly regarded as invariant to social or community contexts, reflecting universal human behavioral patterns. The present study argues that social change may alter patterns of perceptions associated wi…
Guanxi and Fear of Crime in Contemporary Urban China
Western research has investigated individual correlates of fear of crime with a primary focus on people's vulnerability. This vulnerability model examines the possible effects on fear of indicators of people's physical vulnerability (e.g. age and gender) and social vulnerability (e.g. income and education). As is well documented in the research on China, guanxi is a unique aspect of social capital in Chinese society. The present study argues that…
Le Papillon de nuit et la rose
Le Papillon de nuit et la rose :Bataille et Blanchot autour de L’Arrêt de mort Yue Zhuo (bio) Dans un article sur Kafka publié un an après la parution de L’Arrêt de mort en juin 1948, Blanchot, citant la critique littéraire Claude-Edmonde Magny, explique qu’un des grands apports des récits kafkaïens à la littérature se trouve dans le passage du Ich au Er, du je au il. Il serait question d’une sorte d’« anéantissement de soi », consenti par l’arti…
Perversion, religion, et économie libidinale
Most commentaries on Georges Bataille's famous article, “The Notion of Expenditure,” emphasize the direct influence of Marcel Mauss's theory of the gift. This article returns to the “origin” of Bataille's text, namely, the intellectual debates around the Communist journal La Critique sociale (1931–1934), in order to understand its various sources. We insist in particular on the impact of Richard von Krafft-Ebing's psychopathological developments …
Close To You? How Parent–Adult Child Contact Is Influenced by Family Patterns
The empirical patterns we report can be framed within enhancement and compensation models. Positive correlations and cross-sibling interactions that juxtapose levels of visiting against not seeing a child in last 12 months are consistent with the enhancement model. The cross-sibling interaction for distance, whereby one child's farther distance leads to more visits reported with others, provides evidence of a countervailing, though, weaker, patte…
Discours indirect
La réticence de Barthes à l'égard de la Chine populaire, exprimée dans son célèbre article de 1974, « Alors, la Chine ? », fut longtemps l'objet de discussions et de reproches. Se pourrait-il qu'il y ait laissé entendre la plupart de ses réserves sur le régime de Mao, de manière habile et oblique ? Cet article examine ses Carnets de voyage en Chine et une série de notes du séminaire de 1974 afin d'interroger les conditions (im) possibles de son d…
Is Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Emission an Important Factor Affecting Healthcare Expenditure? Evidence from China, 2005–2016
As a result of China's economic growth, air pollution, including carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) emission, has caused serious health problems and accompanying heavy economic burdens on healthcare. Therefore, the effect of carbon dioxide emission on healthcare expenditure (HCE) has attracted the interest of many researchers, most of which have adopted traditional empirical methods, such as ordinary least squares (OLS) or quantile regression (QR), to analyz…
La lanterne magique du colporteur Macé
Self-Control, External Environment, and Delinquency
Although self-control consistently emerges as one of the most robust correlates of delinquent behavior, limited empirical attempts have been made to explore the contextual variability of the relationship between self-control and delinquency outside of Western societies. Using data collected from 587 seventh- to ninth-grade students across 10 middle schools in a rural county of Southeast China, we examine self-control’s efficacy in explaining juve…
Segmental hair analysis for flunitrazepam and 7-aminoflunitrazepam in users
The availability of more quantitative data on flunitrazepam (FLU) and 7-aminoflunitrazepam (7AF) would aid in obtaining a better understanding of the interpretation of FLU concentrations in human hair. The purpose of this study was to provide concentrations of FLU and 7AF in hair segments of 22 FLU users. Quantitative data regarding hair concentrations of FLU and 7AF from various types of cases were also reviewed to give a comprehensive overview …
Social insurance participation and urban settlement intentions of China's floating population
Since the expansion of social insurance to migrants and the abolition of unequal regulations and controls related to the rural–urban migrants in recent years, increasing attention has been paid to the determinants of migrants' settlement intentions. Using the 2016 National Floating Population Dynamics Monitoring Survey (NFPDMS), this study examines the associations between migrants' urban social welfare participation and their settlement intentio…
Commitment to Degree Zero
This essay links Barthes' late development on the Neutral in his 1978 Collège de France lecture course to his early reflections on the 'white' or 'neutral' writing by looking at lesser-known materials: articles published in the sanatorial student journal Existences (1942-4), and in the newspaper Combat (1947-51), as well as how these pieces were integrated into his first book, Writing Degree Zero (1953). I show that Barthes' first approaches to t…
Convicting the Innocent or Freeing the Guilty? Public Attitudes Toward Criminal Justice Errors
Two types of judicial errors—convicting an innocent person or acquitting a guilty person—challenge the integrity and legitimacy of criminal justice. How citizens view these errors plays an important role in criminal justice policy. Utilizing data from a national survey, this study applies the established Western theories to explore the correlates of public attitudes regarding the relative acceptance of wrongful convictions and erroneous acquittal…
Community Participation Among Individuals with Severe Mental Disorders During Covid-19 Pandemic
Non-Financial Enterprise Financialization, Product Market Competition, and Total Factor Productivity of Enterprises
At present, two big challenges have struck China's economic development: economic containment "from the real to the virtual" and accomplishment in the goal of high-quality economic development. Taking China's A-share public manufacturing enterprises from 2007 to 2020 as samples, this paper empirically analyzes the relationships among product market competition, non-financial enterprise financialization, and total factor productivity of enterprise…
Testing Self-Control Theory Among Incarcerated Drug Offenders in China
Since its introduction by Gottfredson and Hirschi, self-control theory has been widely applied in criminology for its claimed explanatory breadth and presumed invariance across cultures and populations. Yet empirical assessments of its applicability to high-risk groups in non-Western settings remain scarce. This study draws on survey data from two compulsory drug rehabilitation centers in southwest China to evaluate the psychometric structure of …
Perceiving Low Social Mobility Induces Zero-Sum Beliefs About Social Hierarchies
Individuals may consider socioeconomic status (SES) change from an absolute or relative standpoint. Across five studies and supplementary analyses of secondary data, we found that individuals who perceive SES as being unlikely to change (i.e., low perceived social mobility) tend to consider SES change from a relative standpoint—i.e., one person’s gain in SES occurs at the expense of another’s loss in SES—reflecting that they harbor zero-sum belie…
Improving author name disambiguation with explanations of deep learning models
Interdependency, Perceived Shame, and Probability of Wrongdoing Among Chinese Students
Compared with other mainstream criminological theories, Reintegrative Shaming Theory (RST) draws insufficient empirical evaluations. Given RST’s unique attention to non-Western societies and the significance of shaming in Chinese society, China provides a strategic setting for RST’s empirical assessment. Utilizing a Chinese youth sample, this study explores the association between interdependency and the probability of wrongdoing, and the mediati…
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