Chinese Academy of Governance

Evaluating Effectiveness and Economic Benefits of Meteorological Health Warning Systems: A Case Study of Stroke Warnings in Tianjin, China

Abstract Meteorological health warning systems have received global attention for their role in climate health adaptation. However, existing evaluation studies rarely considered nonlinear and time-lagged relationships between meteorological factors and health outcomes. Calculatio...

Three latent subtypes of suicide risk and network characteristics of scale item associations among adolescents with major depressive disorder: a cross-sectional study

This study aimed to identify latent suicide risk subtypes among first-episode, treatment-naive adolescents with major depressive disorder (MDD), and to explore the item-level association patterns across subtypes, so as to provide evidence for optimizing stratified suicide risk sc...

Mission-oriented investment and South-South industrial cooperation: theoretical foundations and empirical analysis

Abstract Industrialization remains a central objective for countries of the Global South, yet for many it has remained elusive. This paper investigates whether and how China’s outward investment cooperation can help mitigate the obstacles to industrialization in these countries....

Asymmetric RBBP7 regulates the first cell fate decision of early mammalian embryos

Asymmetric transcription of noncoding RNA LincGET is currently recognized as the earliest event regulating the first cell fate decision in mammalian embryogenesis. However, whether key protein factors modulate this process remains elusive. Here, we identify RBBP7 as the earliest...

The Neurodivergent Economy: A Complete Framework for Neurodivergent Inclusion, Governance, and Societal Repair (PANDIV Series, Papers 1–7)

The PANDIV series extends the SEND governance failure documented in PASEND (SSRN 6765758) to its full moral and economic consequence, establishing the systematic destruction of neurodivergent human capital as a quantifiable, repairable governance failure. The series introduces th...

The Picken Complete Taxonomy for AI Governance: A Unified Instrument Framework for Board-Level AI Governance Assessment, Liability Pricing, and Sector Contagion Modelling

AI governance research has, to date, developed largely as a series of independent instruments, each addressing a discrete failure mode — regulatory exposure, vendor credibility, sector-specific liability — without a unifying framework describing how these instruments relate to on...