Yanwei Li

@njnu.edu.cn

Department of Public Administration
Nanjing Normal University



           

https://researchid.co/yanwei

I am Yanwei Li and I work as an associate professor at Nanjing Normal University, China. My general interests include: governance theory, complexity theory, collaboration and public service delivery. My thesis is about the governance of environmental conflicts in China, specifically on government responses to protests against waste incinerators and PX plants. Currently, I research the governance of risks in adopting innovative technologies, and the governance of the sharing economy initiatives.

RESEARCH INTERESTS

governance and public policy

419

Scholar Citations

12

Scholar h-index

13

Scholar i10-index

RECENT SCHOLAR PUBLICATIONS

  • How are policy pilots managed? Findings from the New Rural Cooperative Medical Scheme in China
    Y Song, Y Li
    Journal of Public Policy 44 (1), 143-163 2024

  • Toward a leading-agency coordinated collaboration model? lessons learned from interagency collaboration in Chinese environmental protection
    J Huang, Y Li
    Journal of Environmental Policy & Planning 25 (5), 570-585 2023

  • How temporary organisations manage flexibility in times of crises? Experiences of a Chinese control command in response to COVID‐19
    Y Li, Y Song
    Journal of Contingencies and Crisis Management 31 (2), 249-258 2023

  • Citizens’ motivations to coproduce: a Q methodological study on the City Governance Committee in Nanjing, China
    Y Li, Y Lu, A Molenveld, J Koppenjan
    Public Management Review 25 (5), 950-970 2023

  • Government profiles as perceived by governments’ NPO partners in Chinese social service delivery
    Y Li, X Ni, H Wei
    Journal of Social Policy 52 (2), 316-338 2023

  • Contingent coordination in crisis: Experiences of Qingdao control command in governing COVID‐19 in China
    Y Li, Y Song
    Journal of Contingencies and Crisis Management 2023

  • State-led pilot innovation upscaling? A tale of the Sanming healthcare reform in China
    Y Li, Y Song
    Local Government Studies 49 (2), 375-396 2023

  • Is it all about the government's early response? A configurational analysis of 27 cases in governing COVID‐19 in China
    H Tan, Y Li, J Huang, X Liu
    Review of Policy Research 2023

  • Wrestling with multiple accountabilities in times of crisis: Findings from the experiences of Chinese local governments in responding to COVID‐19
    Z Ye, B Ma, Y Li
    Review of Policy Research 2023

  • Is hierarchy the only answer? The accountability preferences of Chinese public employees in public service delivery
    Y Li
    Review of Policy Research 2023

  • Capable supervision, pragmatic engagement, and hands-off steering: Three preferences of Chinese government officials for governing non-profit organizations in public service
    Y Li, Y Cao
    Public Policy and Administration 2022

  • Towards Effective Temporary Organizing in Crises: A Tale of a Control Command in Responding to COVID-19 in China
    Y Li, Y Song
    Public Organization Review, 1-22 2022

  • What makes networks innovative? A configurational analysis of 18 collaborative innovation cases
    Y Li, C Chen
    International Public Management Journal, 1-22 2022

  • More “Government”, less “Governance”: Chinese public employees’ preferences for governing public service delivery
    Y Li, S Qiu
    Policy Studies 43 (3), 422-442 2022

  • Accountability through public participation? Experiences from the ten-thousand-citizen review in Nanjing, China
    Y Li, X Qin, J Koppenjan
    Journal of Public Policy 42 (1), 43-62 2022

  • Shifts in governance modes and explanatory factors in the NIMBY: Findings from the X waste incineration plant in Shenzhen, China
    H Lu, R Mu, Y Li
    Environmental Policy and Governance 2022

  • Governing Airbnb in Amsterdam and Singapore: a comparative study on governance strategies and styles
    L Yanwei, C Genea
    Sage Open 2021

  • The evolution of collaborative networks: A social network analysis of Chinese environmental protection policy
    Y Li, J Huang
    Public Policy and Administration 2021

  • Toward a commonly shared public policy perspective for analyzing risk coping strategies
    Y Li, A Taeihagh, M de Jong, A Klinke
    Risk analysis 41 (3), 519-532 2021

  • 治理效能提升视阈下公民参与治理创新的制度化之路——基于南京市机关作风群众评议 18 年演变历程的分析
    秦晓蕾, 李延伟
    治理研究 36 (4), 67 2020

MOST CITED SCHOLAR PUBLICATIONS

  • Government responses to environmental conflicts in urban China: the case of the Panyu waste incineration power plant in Guangzhou
    Y Li, V Homburg, M De Jong, J Koppenjan
    Journal of Cleaner Production 134, 354-361 2016
    Citations: 66

  • The governance of risks in ridesharing: A revelatory case from Singapore
    Y Li, A Taeihagh, M De Jong
    Energies 11 (5), 1277 2018
    Citations: 60

  • Governing environmental conflicts in China: Under what conditions do local governments compromise?
    Y Li, J Koppenjan, S Verweij
    Public Administration 94 (3), 806-822 2016
    Citations: 46

  • What drives the governance of ridesharing? A fuzzy-set QCA of local regulations in China
    Y Li, L Ma
    Policy Sciences 2019
    Citations: 29

  • Toward a commonly shared public policy perspective for analyzing risk coping strategies
    Y Li, A Taeihagh, M de Jong, A Klinke
    Risk analysis 41 (3), 519-532 2021
    Citations: 26

  • A governance network perspective on environmental conflicts in China: findings from the Dalian paraxylene conflict
    Y Liu, Y Li, B Xi, J Koppenjan
    Policy Studies 37 (4), 314-331 2016
    Citations: 23

  • A framework in analysing the strategies for governing innovation networks for public innovation
    Y Li
    Policy Studies 2019
    Citations: 21

  • Cross-sector collaboration in times of crisis: Findings from a study of the Funing tornado in China
    Y Lu, Y Li
    Local Government Studies 2019
    Citations: 19

  • More “Government”, less “Governance”: Chinese public employees’ preferences for governing public service delivery
    Y Li, S Qiu
    Policy Studies 43 (3), 422-442 2022
    Citations: 17

  • Governing environmental conflicts in China
    Y Li
    Routledge 2018
    Citations: 14

  • Governing environmental conflicts in urban China: Lessons learned from the case of the Liulitun waste incineration plant in Beijing
    Y Li
    Public Policy and Administration 2017
    Citations: 14

  • Governing environmental conflicts: A comparative analysis of ten protests against industrial facilities in urban China
    Y Li, J Koppenjan, V Homburg
    Local Government Studies 43 (6), 992-1013 2017
    Citations: 13

  • The evolution of collaborative networks: A social network analysis of Chinese environmental protection policy
    Y Li, J Huang
    Public Policy and Administration 2021
    Citations: 11

  • Governing the sharing economy smartly: A tale of two initiatives in China
    Y Li
    Public Policy and Administration 2019
    Citations: 8

  • How temporary organisations manage flexibility in times of crises? Experiences of a Chinese control command in response to COVID‐19
    Y Li, Y Song
    Journal of Contingencies and Crisis Management 31 (2), 249-258 2023
    Citations: 7

  • Accountability through public participation? Experiences from the ten-thousand-citizen review in Nanjing, China
    Y Li, X Qin, J Koppenjan
    Journal of Public Policy 42 (1), 43-62 2022
    Citations: 6

  • Governing Environmental Conflicts in China: Government responses to protests against incinerators and paraxylene (PX) plants
    Y Li
    2016
    Citations: 6

  • Governing Airbnb in Amsterdam and Singapore: a comparative study on governance strategies and styles
    L Yanwei, C Genea
    Sage Open 2021
    Citations: 5

  • Government profiles as perceived by governments’ NPO partners in Chinese social service delivery
    Y Li, X Ni, H Wei
    Journal of Social Policy 52 (2), 316-338 2023
    Citations: 4

  • Citizens’ motivations to coproduce: a Q methodological study on the City Governance Committee in Nanjing, China
    Y Li, Y Lu, A Molenveld, J Koppenjan
    Public Management Review 25 (5), 950-970 2023
    Citations: 3