Prof. Li Zhang

Chinese University of Political Science and Law, China

Professor of Sociology

Email: [email protected]

Qualifications

2007  Ph.D. in Sociology, Texas A&M University-College Station, TX, USA

2002  M.A. in Sociology, Huazhong University of Sci. & Tech., Wuhan, China

1999  B.A. in Social Work, China Youth College for Political Sciences, Beijing, China

Publications (Selected)

1. Jie Wang, Lanxi Zhang, Shen Wang & Li Zhang (corresponding author). 2023. “Living Arrangements, Health Lifestyles and Health Outcomes among Chinese Oldest Old.” Frontiers in Public Health, 11:1235768.
2. Jie Wang, Rongxing Gu, Lanxi Zhang, Li Zhang (corresponding author). 2023. “How Is Caring for Grandchildren Associated with Grandparents' Health: The Mediating Effect of Internet Use.” Frontiers in Public Health, 11: 1196234.
3. Jie Wang, Guofang Wang, Lanxi Zhang, Wangcheng Zhang, Li Zhang (corresponding author). 2023. “How Do Parental Feeding Knowledge and Practices Affect Chinese Children’s Weight Status? Findings from Multiple Waves of CHNS.” Journal of Child and Family Studies, 32: 3009-3025.
4. Zhang, Li, Xiangyang Bi & Zhihong Ding. 2021. “Health Lifestyles and Chinese Oldest-Olds' Subjective Well-being-Evidence from A Latent Class Analysis.” BMC Geriatrics， 21: 206.
5. Zhang, Li, 2021. “A Latent Class Analysis of Health Lifestyles and Health Outcomes among Chinese Older Adults.” Ageing & Society 41, 313–338.
6. Zhang, Li, Yaorong Zhang, Liya Qiu, Guangxing Yang, Mengyi Zheng & Haiyan Jiang. 2021. “Parental Feeding Knowledge, Practices and Chinese Children and Adolescents’ Weight Status.” Children's Health Care, 50(4): 373-397.
7. Zhang, Li, Zhihong Ding，Liya Qiu & An Li. 2019. “Falls and Risk Factors of Falls among Chinese Older Adults.” BMC Geriatrics, 19: 379.
8. Zhang, Li, Liya Qiu, Zhihong Ding & Karam Hwang. 2018. “How Does Socioeconomic Status Affect Chinese Adolescents’ Weight Status?: A Study of Possible Pathways." Chinese Sociological Review, Vol. 50(4): 423-442.
9. Zhang, Li, Zhihong Ding & Liya Qiu. 2019. “Old Age Care Preferences among Chinese Middle-Aged Single-Child Parents and the Related Policies Implications." Journal of Aging and Social Policy, 31(5): 393-414.
10. Zhang, Li. 2019. “Primary Caregivers and Chinese Elders’ Demand on Community Services." Journal of Social Service Research Vol. 46(2): 283-297.
11. Zhang, Li. 2017. “An Age-Period-Cohort Analysis of Religious Involvement and Adult Self-Rated Health: Results from the USA, 1972-2008.” Journal of Religion & Health, 56(3): 916-945.
12. Zhang, Li. 2016. “Intergenerational Relations and Chinese Elderly’s Subjective Well-being: An Analysis of Differentials by Gender and residence.” Chinese Journal of Sociology, 2(3): 429-446.
13. Zhang, Li. 2016. “The Age, Gender and Residence Differentials in the Relationship of Intergenerational Relations and Chinese Elderly’s Subjective Well-being.” Global Health Governance, Volume X, No. 2: Fall 2016 Issue.
14. Zhang, Li & Cui Zhenhui. 2016. “Intergenerational Relations and Subjective Well-Being among Chinese Oldest-Old.” Chinese Studies, 5(2):15-26.
15. Zhang, Li. 2015. “Determinants of Living Arrangements among the Chinese Elderly: New Evidence from the CLHLS 2011 Wave.” Chinese Studies, 04 (1):32-43.
16. Zhang, Li. 2015. “Living Arrangements and Subjective Well-Being among the Chinese Elderly.” Open Journal of Social Sciences, 3(3):150-161.
17. Zhang, Li. 2015. “How Does Age Matter in the Linkage between Religious Involvement and Adult Self-Rated Health?” Advances in Applied Sociology, 5(4): 146-160.
18. Zhang, Li, Dudley L. Poston, Michael Alvard and Christopher Cherry. 2013. "Cultural Inheritance and Fertility Outcomes: An Analysis from Evolutionary and Interdisciplinary Perspectives." International Journal of Population Research 2013 (340719): 1-10.
19. Flores, Nadia and Li Zhang. 2012. “The Role of Social Networks in Determining Earnings.” Sociology Mind, Vol.2, No. 2: 235-246 (Authors have contributed equally to this paper and are listed alphabetically by family names).
20. Zhang, Li and Alex McIntosh. 2011. “Children’s Weight Status and Maternal and Paternal Feeding Practices.” Journal of Child Health Care, Vol. 15, No. 4: 389-400.

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