SONG Jing | Ph.D. in Sociology, Brown University (2012) |
Position: | Associate Professor |
Telephone: | 3943 9314 |
Fax No.: | 2603 7223 |
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Courses Taught: |
GDRS2010 Quantitative Research Methods in Gender Studies GDRS3005 (UGEC3203) Gender and Sexuality in Contemporary Society GDRS 4010 Thesis GDRS5030 Advanced Topics in Gender Studies I GDRS5040 Advanced Topics in Gender Studies II GDRS5085 Gender and Work GDRS5090 Special Topics in Gender Studies |
Research Interest: | Gender, family, work, migration, urbanization and informal economy |
Introduction: |
Jing Song is an Associate Professor in Gender Studies Programme at The Chinese University of Hong Kong. she got her BA and MA in sociology at Peking University (China) and then an MA and PhD in sociology at Brown University (USA). Prof. Song studies gender and family issues with a focus on work and informal economy under macro social changes of migration, urbanization, and market transition. Her research interests include women's employment and entrepreneurship, land development and property rights, cohabitation and marriage, gender relations and political participation. She also studies how people's life chances and family lives are shaped by state and market. She has published in China Quarterly, Urban Studies, Journal of Rural Studies, The China Review, Eurasian Geography and Economics, Housing Studies, Population, Space and Place, Journal of Sociology, Journal of Chinese Sociology, Journal of Comparative Family Studies, Asian Anthropology, Chinese Journal of Sociology etc. Her book Gender and Employment in Rural China was published by Routledge in 2017. |
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Selected Publications: |
Song, Jing, Huimin Du and Si-ming Li. 2020. “Who is the winner? Relocated rural communities and stratification in urbanizing northwestern China”, Journal of Rural Studies. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jrurstud.2020.04.026 Song, Jing and Yinchun Ji. 2020. “Complexity of Chinese Family Life: Individualism, Familism and Gender”, The China Review, 20(2), 1-17. https://cup.cuhk.edu.hk/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=66 Song, Jing and Weiwen Lai. 2020. “Cohabitation and Gender Equality: Ideal and Real Division of Household Labor among Chinese Youths”, The China Review, 20(2), 53-80. https://cup.cuhk.edu.hk/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=66 Du, Huiming, Jing Song and Si-ming Li. 2020. “‘Peasants are Peasants’: Prejudice against Displaced Villagers in Newly-built Urban Neighbourhoods in China”, Urban Studies. https://doi.org/10.1177/0042098020911876 Li, Lulu, Siyuan Zhou and Jing Song. 2019. “Time Poverty: An Analysis of Chinese Young Female Entrepreneurs.” China Youth Study, 10, 19-26. Song, Jing. 2018. “Personal traits, opportunities, and constraints: female cadres and rural politics in China’s modernization.” Asian Anthropology, DOI: 10.1080/1683478X.2018.1458404 Song, Jing, Gina Lai, Odalia Wong, Xiaotian Feng. 2018. “Staying Connected with ICT Tools: Tracking Youth Respondents in a Chinese Context.” Journal of Chinese Sociology 5(1) https://doi.org/10.1186/s40711-018-0070-0. Song, Jing, Huimin Du and Si-ming Li. 2018. “Mobility and Life Chances in Urbanization and Migration in China: Introduction.” The China Review, 18(1), 1-10. Song, Jing, Huimin Du and Si-ming Li. 2018. “Smooth or Troubled Occupation Transition? Urbanization and Employment of Former Peasants in Western China.” The China Review, 18(1), 79-105. Clerge, Orly, Gabriela Sanchez-Soto, Jing Song and Nancy Luke. 2017. “‘I Would Really Like to Go Where You Go’: Rethinking Migration Decision-Making Among Educated Tied-Movers.” Population, Space and Place. 23 (2):e1990. DOI: 10.1002/psp.1990 Lai, Gina, Jing Song, Odalia Wong, and Xiaotian Feng. 2016. “Transition to Higher Education in Contemporary China: A Study of High School Graduates in Urban Nanjing.” Journal of Sociology, Vol. 52(1), 83-102. Song, Jing. 2015. “Women and Self-employment in Post-socialist Rural China: Side Job, Individual Career or Family Venture.” The China Quarterly, number 221, 229-242. Song, Jing. 2015. “Official Relocation and Self-help Development: Three Housing Strategies under Ambiguous Property Rights in China’s Rural Land Development.” Urban Studies, Vol. 52(1) 121–137. Song, Jing. 2014. “Space to Maneuver: Collective Strategies of Indigenous Villagers in the Urbanizing Region of Northwestern China.” Eurasian Geography and Economics. 55:4, 362-380. Song, Jing and Nancy Luke. 2014. “Fairy Brides from Heaven: Mate Selection in Rural China, 1949-2000.” Journal of Comparative Family Studies, Volume XLV Number 4, 497-515. Xu, Yuan, Jing Song and Weishi Zhang. 2014. “Decomposing the Impacts of Time Use on Energy Consumption.” Energy Procedia, 61, 1888-1892. Song, Jing. 2010. “Moving Purchase and Sitting Purchase: Housing Reform and Transition to Homeownership in Beijing.” Housing Studies. Vol. 25, No. 6, 903-919 Song, Jing and John Logan. 2010. “Family and Market: Nonagricultural Employment in Rural China.” Chinese Journal of Sociology. Vol. 30, No. 5, 142-163. Song, Jing and Yang Shanhua. 2005. “Economic Reform and the Transformation of Village Public Authority.” Social Sciences in China,Vol. 156, No. 6, 129-142.
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