Journal of Chinese Governance
2016 - 2026
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Volume 8, issue 4, 2023
- Administrative states as moral hazards: four dimensions pp. 433-451

- David H. Rosenbloom
- Beyond state law: everyday rules and the fragile public pp. 452-472

- Joel S. Migdal
- How usability of policy transparency promotes citizen compliance: evidence from a survey experiment pp. 473-497

- Bingsheng Liu, Siqi He, Sen Lin, Jinfeng Zhang and Bin Xue
- Performance management and environmental governance in China pp. 498-532

- Hongyun Han and Jiaxie Wang
- International and domestic leadership for fulfilling carbon neutrality in emerging economies: comparative evidence from China and India pp. 533-562

- Shiyi Chen, Chang Wang, Yue Guo, Yu Yang and Mathieu Blondeel
- Does china’s national carbon market function well? A perspective on effective market design pp. 563-592

- Yu Zheng and Bing Zhang
Volume 8, issue 3, 2023
- Measuring the political cost of environmental problems (PCEP): a scale development and validation pp. 303-321

- Yingyan Liu, Zaisheng Zhang, Huadun Chen and Heng Zhao
- Temporal changes in sectoral carbon productivity and corresponding driving factors: implications for carbon governance in Zhejiang province pp. 322-348

- Xu Wu, Tomás Marín Del Valle, Liange Zheng, Yan Shi, Yuanyuan Du and Weidong Luo
- An empirical study on collaborative grassland governance in Inner Mongolia, China pp. 349-372

- Duofen Chang and Changsheng Meng
- Geographic location, development of higher education and donations to Chinese non-public foundations pp. 373-398

- Qiushi Wang and Zongfeng Sun
- Middle leaders’ triple logics for leading school-organized extra-curriculum activities: evidence from Shanghai’s junior secondary schools pp. 399-417

- Shuqin Xu and Zhonghua Guo
- Estimation on Chinese families who lost their only child and the fiscal sustainability of the social assistance system pp. 418-432

- Xinhao Lin, Wei Zhou and Hong Mi
Volume 8, issue 2, 2023
- To join the top and the bottom: the role of provincial governments in China's top-down policy diffusion pp. 161-179

- Suping Lou, Zongfeng Sun and Yushan Zhang
- ‘Old brooms can still sweep’: the logic of furthering CPC’s centralized system pp. 180-205

- Jian Yan and Xuedong Yang
- Roles of institutions and dynamic capability in the relationship between collaboration and performance in emergency management: evidence from 110 cases in Shanghai pp. 206-233

- Ruoxuan Liu and Bo Fan
- Interregional collaboration for food safety governance: the scheme design and performance evaluation with cases in China pp. 234-255

- Yu Wang, Dong Li and Jiehong Zhou
- The government-business relations: how Chinese business leaders take part in government policy formulation in the National People’s Congress pp. 256-282

- Xiaoyu Yang and Abraham Y. Nahm
- Pandemic control vs. economic recovery: understanding the dynamics of work and production resumption policy in local China pp. 283-301

- Biao Huang, Li Ye and Jiebing Wu
Volume 8, issue 1, 2023
- Management compensation and corporate governance reform in China pp. 1-33

- Yongli Luo
- Governance, legitimacy, and decision-making capability of the Chinese national social security fund-against the backdrop of international comparison pp. 34-55

- Yujie Gan
- Participatory budgeting and the party: Generating ‘citizens orderly participation’ through party-building in Shanghai pp. 56-82

- Yuan Li, Yanjun Zhu and Catherine Owen
- What values are evaluated? An exploratory empirical study of the public values structure in Chinese local government performance evaluation through the case of the ‘Hangzhou model’ pp. 83-109

- Lijing Yang, Fei Sun and Shu Li
- Property rights and market participation: evidence from the land titling program in rural China pp. 110-133

- Dongwei He, Guangcai Zhang, Kai You and Jun Wu
- Tenure of office, political rotation and the prevention and control of the COVID-19 epidemic in China pp. 134-159

- Jiawen Huang, Yeqing Huang and Kaize Wu
Volume 7, issue 4, 2022
- The three legal dimensions of China’s big data governance pp. 511-530

- Xiaolan Yu
- Research on big data-driven public services in China: a visualized bibliometric analysis pp. 531-558

- Zhiqiang Xia, Xingyu Yan and Xiaoyong Yang
- Riding on the power of the masses? How different modes of mass mobilization shape local elite bargaining in China pp. 559-582

- Yanhua Deng, Zhenjie Yang and Xiao Ma
- Deliberative representation: how Chinese authorities enhance political representation by public deliberation pp. 583-615

- Zhongyuan Wang and Su Yun Woo
- Singular or plural? Administrative burden and doing business in China pp. 616-632

- Liao Fuchong
- Migration regimes and the governance of citizenship: a comparison between legal categories of migration in China and in the European Union pp. 633-657

- Paola Pasquali
Volume 7, issue 3, 2022
- Do citizen participation programs help citizens feel satisfied with urban redevelopment policy in China? pp. 341-371

- Bingsheng Liu, Jingjing Xiao, Ling Li and Guangdong Wu
- The active participation in a community transformation project in China: constructing new forums for expert-citizen interaction pp. 372-399

- Chong Zhang and Liao Liao
- Enlisting citizens: forging the effectiveness of policy implementation in local China pp. 400-417

- Fan Yang, Zhihan Zhang and Shizong Wang
- Social ties and citizen-initiated contacts: the case of china’s local one-stop governments pp. 418-437

- Youlang Zhang and Xufeng Zhu
- Industrial citizenship, workplace deliberation and participatory management in China: the deliberative polling experiment in a private firm pp. 438-465

- Baogang He
- Industrial ecology and local citizenship of migrant children in urban China pp. 466-488

- Yihan Xiong and Miao Li
- Mobility and immobility: the fluctuation of citizenship of resettled Vietnamese refugees in China pp. 489-509

- Xinrong Ma
Volume 7, issue 2, 2022
- Public participation in China: the case for environmental enforcement pp. 159-179

- Jun Li
- Trust is in the air: pollution and Chinese citizens' attitudes towards local, regional and central levels of government pp. 180-211

- Hedda Flatø
- The career characteristics of China’s prefectural environmental protection bureau heads with implication for the environmental governance pp. 212-235

- Lei Liu, Lixu Tang, Rui Liu and Mingyue Li
- Constructing the accountability of food safety as a public problem in China: a document analysis of Chinese scholarship, 2008–2018 pp. 236-265

- Ronghui Yang, Klasien Horstman and Bart Penders
- Rebuilding milk safety trust in China: what do we learn and the way forward pp. 266-290

- Li Liu, Yuxin Wang and Anoma Ariyawardana
- Multilevel responses to risks, shocks and pandemics: lessons from the evolving Chinese governance model pp. 291-319

- Ehtisham Ahmad
- Ambiguity and conflict in pension policies implementation: evidence from China pp. 320-339

- Lei Guo and Yuhao Ba
Volume 7, issue 1, 2022
- Experimentalist governance in China: The National Innovation System, 2003–2018 pp. 1-26

- Wenguang Zhang, Ji Lu, Binbin Song and Hongping Lian
- A refined experimentalist governance approach to incremental policy change: the case of process-tracing China’s central government infrastructure PPP policies between 1988 and 2017 pp. 27-51

- Huanming Wang, Bin Chen and Joop Koppenjan
- The emergence of Chinese high- and new-technology companies in the global arena: challenges and opportunities for governance innovation pp. 52-57

- Hanzhi Yu and Hongying Wang
- The Chinese platform business group: an alternative to the Silicon Valley model? pp. 58-80

- Kai Jia and Martin Kenney
- Varieties of public–private co-governance on cybersecurity within the digital trade: implications from Huawei’s 5G pp. 81-110

- Keman Huang, Stuart Madnick, Fang Zhang and Michael Siegel
- Rethinking China’s quest for railway standardization: competition and complementation pp. 111-136

- Karl Yan
- Aspiring rule-makers: Chinese business actors in global governance pp. 137-157

- Hongying Wang and Hanzhi Yu
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