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| 1 | Regional Difference in Social Capital and Its Impact on Regional Economic Growth in China显示文摘Social capital has played an increasingly important role in regional development.China is a country with high stocks of social capital.Using several different indicators of social capital,this study tries to research the regional disparities in social capital and the influence of social capital on economic growth of China in 1978-2004.Measuring social capital with indicators of associations,charities and blood donation rates,this study finds significant regional disparities in social capital at provincial level in China.Those indicators for social capital are highly correlated with regional economic performance.Statistical analysis shows that social capital has a significant and positive effect on a long-term provincial economic growth.This relationship exists after controlling policy,macro location factors,and per capita GDP in the initial year.The empirical findings indicate that institutions,culture and social relations are critical for regional development in China.Therefore,the creation and support of social capital should be paid more attention to when making regional policy. | PAN Fenghua HE Canfei | 2010 | Chinese Geographical Science2010，20，5： | 14 |
| 2 | Foreign Manufacturing Investment in China:The Role of Industrial Agglomeration and Industrial Linkages显示文摘这篇论文调查决定外国生产投资的工业分发的力量。它在吸引外国投资到生产工业强调工业凝块和工业连接的重要性。在 1999-2004 的时期期间在北京为二位的生产工业使用面板数据,这研究发现有强壮的 intra 工业的连接的地理上聚结的工业对外国投资确实吸引人。以前的外国投资导致了外国投资的当前的工业集中。投资者也赞成资本密集型、技术集中的工业,并且他们趋于被吸引到最有利、出口的工业,但是与高真实的劳动费用和高入口障碍避免工业。拥有比较优点的竞争本地工业为吸引外国投资是批评的。工业簇的存在当然提高一个城市的优美到外国投资。 | Canfei He | 2008 | China & World Economy2008，16，1： | 11 |
| 3 | Scenario analysis on the global carbon emissions reduction goal proposed in the declaration of the 2009 G8 Summit显示文摘A goal of a 50% reduction in global greenhouse gases emissions by 2050, with an 80% reduction by developed countries (hereafter referred to as the G8 Goal), was proposed at the G8 Summit held in L’Aquila, Italy, in July 2009. Here we analyze the scientific and political implications of the G8 Goal and its equity and feasibility by examining four greenhouse gas emissions scenarios. Our results show that (1) the goal to keep atmospheric CO2 concentration of <450 ppmv, stated by G8 nations, can only be achieved under the scenario of a steady, linear emissions reduction by all countries and simultaneously meeting the G8 Goal during the period 2005-2050; (2) under the G8 Goal, the carbon emissions quota for developing countries would not meet their carbon emission demands even if very strict reduction regimes are followed, with a gap of up to >1/3 of emissions demand in the next 45 years; and (3) under the G8 Goal, the cumulative per capita emissions during the period of 2006-2050 for developed and developing countries will be 81 t C and 40-47 t C, respectively, with the former doubling that of the latter, implying that the historical disparity of carbon emissions between developed and developing countries would be widened. Historically, the cumulative per capita emissions from developed countries are 12 times of those from developing countries. We therefore conclude that (1) the G8 Goal seeks to impose binding reduction targets on developing countries that will impede their industrialization process and cause conflicts among developing countries in the allocation of carbon emission rights; (2) the G8 Goal will not only widen the existing disparities of historical carbon emissions between developed and developing countries, but also generate new inequalities in the rights of carbon emissions; and (3) the 450 ppmv threshold of atmospheric CO2 concentration control, which is the basis for the G8 Goal, is impractical and impossible, and should not be accepted as the foundation for international climate negotiation on carbon emission reduction. In summary, the G8 Goal is clearly against the principle of 'common but differentiated responsibilities' and thus is unacceptable for developing countries. | FANG JingYun WANG ShaoPeng YUE Chao ZHU JiangLing GUO ZhaoDi HE CanFei TANG ZhiYao | 2009 | Science China Earth Sciences2009，52，11： | 8 |
| 4 | Technological Progress,Structural Change and China's Energy Efficiency显示文摘China has witnessed rapid economic development since 1978, and during the time, energy production and consumption developed at a tremendous speed as well. Energy efficiency which can be measured by energy consumption per unit of GDP, however, experienced continuous decrease. Theoretically, the change of energy efficiency can be attributed to industry structural change and technological change. In order to explain the transformation of Chinese energy efficiency, we adopt logarithmic mean Divisia index techniques to decompose changes in energy intensity in the period of 1994-2005. We find that technological change is the dominant contributor in the decline of energy intensity, but the contribution has declined since 2001. The change in industry structure has decreased the energy intensity before 1998, but raised the intensity after 1998. Decomposed technological effects for all sectors indicate that technological progresses in high energy consuming industries such as raw chemical materials and chemical products, smelting and pressing of ferrous metals, manufacture of non-metallic mineral products and household contribute are the principal drivers of China's declining energy intensity. | Wang Junsong He Canfei | 2009 | Chinese Journal of Population,Resources and Environment2009，7，2： | 2 |
| 5 | Regional decentralization and the location of foreign direct investment in China 显示文摘 | He Canfei | 2006 | Post-Commonist Economies2006，18，1： | 1 |
| 6 | Global- ization, institutional change, and industrial location : eco- nomic transition and industrial concentration in China 显示文摘 | Canfei He Yehua Dennis Wei and Xiuzhen Xie | 2008 | Regional Studies2008，42，7： | 1 |
| 7 | Geographical Agglomera- tion and Coagglomeration of Foreign and Domestic Enterprises: A Case Study of Chinese Manufacturing Industries 显示文摘 | Canfei He Jumong Wang | 2010 | Post - Corn-munist Economies2010，22，： | 1 |
| 8 | Regional and sectoral differences in the spatial restructuring of Chinese manufacturing industries during the post-WTO period显示文摘 | HE CANFEI WANG JUNSONG | 2010 | GeoJournal2010，，11： | 1 |
| 9 | Location of foreign manufactures in China: Agglomeration economies and country of origin effects 显示文摘 | Canfei He | 2003 | Regional Science2003，82，： | 1 |
| 10 | Location of foreign manufacturers in China: Agglomeration economies and country of origin effects显示文摘 | Canfei He | 2003 | Papers in Regional Science2003，，3： | 1 |
| 11 | Regional and sectoral differences in the spatial restructuring of Chinese manufacturing industries during the post-WTO period显示文摘 | Canfei He Junsong Wang | 2012 | GeoJournal2012，，3： | 1 |
| 12 | The impact of energy, transport and trade on air pollution in China 显示文摘 | Poon J P H Casas I He Canfei | 2006 | Eurasian Geography and Economics2006，47，5： | 1 |
| 13 | Globalization, Institutional Change, and Industrial Location: Economic Transition and Industrial Concentration in China显示文摘 | Canfei He Yehua Dennis Wei Xiuzhen Xie | 2008 | Regional Studies2008，，7： | 1 |
| 14 | Environmental economic geography:Recent advances and innovative development显示文摘Modern environmental problems are the result of human-environment interaction in the process of industrial-ization.The relationship between economic development and environmental quality is an important aspect of understanding human-environment interaction and has been widely concerned by multidisciplinary researchers.Economic geography(EG)is a discipline that mainly focuses on the location and connections of economic activi-ties.EG has developed to environmental economic geography(EEG)by incorporating environmental factors into its research framework,considering the operational mechanism of the co-evolution of economy and environment,and the dynamic process of green transition of techno-economic paradigms.Studying the resource and environ-mental effects of R&D,production,trade,and other aspects of the economic cycle is beneficial to realizing the“greening”economy.This paper traces the background and theoretical development path of EEG and elaborates on the interaction between EEG and other research paradigms on environmental problems.In recent years,the focuses of EEG are as follows:(1)the“location-environment”relationship of production from the perspective of local actors;(2)the“GVC/GPN-environment”relationship of multinational enterprises and space of flows from the perspective of the global network;(3)the“trade/circulation-environment”relationship from the perspective of national linkages;and(4)the co-evolution of the economic system and environment from the perspective of synergistic evolution,with a focus on innovation and institutional forces.The future development trend of EEG is combined with the endogenous growth theory and the sustainable development theory,mainly from the aspects of endogenous,system integration and multi-scale,to explain the differences in environmental issues of differ-ent regional economic activities,and to promote the development of EEG theory and interdisciplinary research,strengthening the construction of global and regional sustainable development system. | Canfei He Shuqi He Enyi Mu Jian Peng | 2022 | Geography and Sustainability2022，3，2： | 1 |
| 15 | Global, regional and local: new firm formation and spatial restructuring in China’s apparel industry显示文摘 | Shengjun Zhu Canfei He | 2014 | GeoJournal2014，，2： | 1 |
| 16 | Has economic transition made China less energy intensive: an institutional perspective 显示文摘 | He Canfei Wang Junsong | 2007 | Eurasian Geography and Economics2007，48，4： | 1 |
| 17 | Location of foreign manufacturers in China: Agglomeration economies and country of origin effects显示文摘 | Canfei He | 2003 | Papers in Regional Science2003，，3： | 1 |
| 18 | Information costs agglomeration economies and the location of foreign direct investment in China显示文摘 | He Canfei | 2002 | Regional2002，36，9： | 1 |
| 19 | Energy intensity in light of china’s economic transition显示文摘 | HE CANFEI WANG JUNSONG | 2007 | Eurasian geography and economics2007，48，4： | 1 |
| 20 | Real estate FDI in Chinese cities~local market conditions and regional in- stitutions显示文摘 | He Canfei Zhu Yangang | 2010 | Eurasian Geography and Economics2010，51，3： | 1 |
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