Jinming Zheng

Assistant Professor

Nanyang Technological University (NTU)

Singapore

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Dr. Jinming Zheng is an Assistant Professor at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore. His research focuses on the intersection of elite sports and public policy, exploring areas such as competitive advantage, policy windows in sport development, and public trust in sport institutions. Recent articles highlight his work on the impacts of chance events in sports and governance issues in Chinese professional football.

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Articles (10)

Exploring the impact of chance events on the competitive advantage of nations: an elite sport perspective

Market Share Instability and Market Concentration: A Sport/Discipline-Specific Study of the Summer Olympic Games 1992–2020

The concept of ‘policy windows’ in elite sport development: positive events and spatial domains of policy windows

Modelling public trust in elite sport institutions: a theoretical synthesis and empirical test

Chance events and strategic competitive advantage in elite sport: crises and sport-specific chance events

Governance of Chinese professional football during Xi’s authoritarian era: what is changing and what remains unchanged

Towards Understanding Change-Supportive Organisational Behaviours in China

Chinese Perceptions of Rio's destination image before and after the 2016 Olympics

A Historical Review of Elite Sport Development in Hong Kong

The ‘30-gold’ ambition and japan’s momentum for elite sport success: feasibility and policy changes

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David Hedlund

Geoff Dickson

Taeyeon Oh

Hiroaki Funahashi

Qi Peng

Lisa Kihl

James Skinner

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