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Yi KANG, Prof
Associate Professor
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Academy of Geography, Sociology and International Studies
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5272-8648
Email
yikang
hkbu.edu
hk
2014
2026
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(3)
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(23)
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(1)
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2008 Wenchuan Earthquake
16%
China
86%
Chinese Context
14%
Chinese NGOs
14%
Chinese Villages
14%
Collective Action
15%
Communist Party
14%
Community Engagement
24%
Community Social Capital
14%
Conflict Management
14%
Constructive Controversy
14%
Cross-sectoral
14%
Disaster Recovery
14%
Food Governance
14%
Grassroots
29%
Guangdong
43%
Guanxi
14%
Hong Kong
43%
Innovation Collaboration
14%
Institutional Building
29%
Isomorphism
14%
Knowledge Transfer
14%
Legitimacy Building
14%
Local Cadres
14%
Local Officials
14%
Local State
19%
Loyalty
14%
Mainland China
14%
Media System Dependency Theory
14%
Mixed Effects
14%
Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS)
14%
News Literacy
14%
Patron-clientelism
14%
Popular Contention
29%
Post-disaster
14%
Private Foundations
14%
Resident Teaching
14%
Shanghai Lockdown
14%
Sichuan
21%
Social Capital Building
14%
Social Empowerment
14%
Social Enterprise
14%
Social Fabric
14%
Social Media News
14%
Social Workers
34%
Survivors
14%
Teamwork
14%
Transborder
14%
Village Elections
14%
Wenchuan Earthquake
21%
Social Sciences
Administrative Structure
21%
Authors
10%
Book Reviews
14%
China
100%
Chinese
62%
Chinese Diaspora
14%
Chinese Government
14%
Clientelism
14%
Collective Action
36%
Collective Decision
7%
Communist Party
14%
Conflict Management
14%
Critical Thinking
14%
Decision Making
7%
Democracy
14%
Dependency Theory
14%
Developing State
14%
Disciplinary Practice
14%
Discourse
10%
Epidemic
14%
Food Safety
14%
Government Control
14%
Guanxi
14%
Hong Kong
43%
In-Depth Interview
16%
Informal Network
7%
Institutional Logic
14%
Knowledge Transfer
14%
Learning Process
7%
Linguistics
7%
Lockdown
14%
Mainland China
14%
Media Education
14%
Media System
14%
Narrative
7%
National Border
14%
News Consumption
14%
Nongovernmental Organizations
43%
Party State
7%
Political System
7%
Social Capital
14%
Social Empowerment
14%
Social Enterprise
14%
Social Participation
7%
Social Science Discipline
7%
Social Workers
32%
Socialization Process
7%
State Control
7%
State Institution
14%
Strategic Intent
14%