Xiaoshang Deng

Xiaoshang Deng studies agricultural sustainability and environmental-economic issues in China, including crop and livestock production systems, climate resilience practices like crop rotation and conservation tillage, carbon emissions from farming, and public attitudes toward farm animal welfare. The work also touches on broader environmental economics topics such as renewable energy policy and corporate environmental responsibility. Much of the research combines bibliometric or scientometric analysis with empirical, data-driven assessments of agricultural and environmental policy.

Publication output began around 2022 and has grown modestly since, averaging about 2-3 papers per year in the last five years after no recorded output in the years prior.

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