Wangsheng QI
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Wangsheng Qi is an emerging scholar at the intersection of corporate governance, environmental sustainability, and technological innovation. His research primarily investigates how digital manufacturing technologies—particularly industrial robots—reshape corporate environmental behavior and disclosure practices in China. In his highly cited 2023 work, “Do industrial robots matter for corporate environmental governance? Evidence from Chinese firms,” Qi provides groundbreaking empirical evidence linking Industry 4.0 adoption to firms’ environmental transparency and pollution management. This study, which has already garnered 17 citations, fills a critical gap by exploring how automation influences firms’ willingness to disclose negative environmental information and pursue positive ecological outcomes. Qi’s contributions are particularly valuable for understanding the dual role of technology in both driving industrial efficiency and enhancing corporate environmental responsibility. His work speaks directly to policymakers, corporate managers, and researchers interested in the nexus of digital transformation and sustainable development. As a rising voice in this field, Qi’s research offers timely insights into how emerging economies can leverage technological progress to advance environmental governance without sacrificing economic growth.
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