Departmental Lecturer @OSGAOxford; Researching (independent) cultural workers, craft work, and alternative cultural practices; PhD from @CamSociology (She/They)
For this @GCHjournal special issue, I contributed an ethnographic piece on the feminist alternative practices among Guangzhou-based independent artists, discussing what changes they have brought to gender politics in the grassroots art field. 😁https://t.co/xZGlWXaMa2
Excited to announce our workshop, "Navigating the Politics of Gender and Sexuality in China"! Join us to explore cutting-edge research on gender and sexuality with distinguished scholars and emerging voices from diverse discipline! @CoSS_Birmingham @govsoc_bham@iddbirmingham
Thanks for Alison Harvey and Tracy Ying Zhang to put together this @GCHjournal special issue on 'Feminist Media Production and Beyond'. Here is their introduction:https://t.co/ZfSXaKrJPH
This is my first empirical paper drawn from my fieldwork in Guangzhou during 2020-2021. The writing process is long as I have been reflecting on my own positionality as a researcher and a peer. Feel humbled to promote this article but really welcome any of your thoughts😺
For this @GCHjournal special issue, I contributed an ethnographic piece on the feminist alternative practices among Guangzhou-based independent artists, discussing what changes they have brought to gender politics in the grassroots art field. 😁https://t.co/xZGlWXaMa2
Today, The Kazakh Spring, my third book, that deals with conceptual and empirical exploration of protests under dictatorships is out worldwide!
I have a 20% discount flyer for hardcover/paperback and can send it to anyone interested (dm me pls)
https://t.co/93ybFLXyVv
Workshop: Solitude and Community in Contemporary Chinese Culture, at the Oxford China Centre. The workshop takes place on May 15th 10:00-17:30 BST.
Margaret Hillenbrand, Pang Laikwan, Federico Picerni, Huang Qian, and Carwyn Morris speaking. More information on the flyer.
Big News for researchers interested in Working Time Reduction / the 4-day week.
📢 Three announcements: the launch of a new network for researchers, a conference on working time reduction and a series of webinars on the latest WTR research. Visit https://t.co/xzA2iWwMXz
'At a time when barriers to international students from China is increasing nationally, this fellowship fund is more important than ever. https://t.co/7pZeA0JWiu '
Please join me in supporting this important cause! https://t.co/7pZeA0JWiu
'There's been such an outpouring of support and grief over the early passing of Professor Xiaohong Xu, a professor of sociology and Chinese Studies at the University of Michigan. ' [to be continued]
Feel myself learnt a lot from what we have written one year ago as for the conferencing reflections – Really worth a throwback. This year’s reflection on the Leeds ESEA Gender conference is going on. 🎇
Today's offering: Reflections on ESEA Conference Organising
A collection of reflections of 6 ESEA graduates on their experience of organising & hosting 'Doing Race and Gender as East and South-east Asian (ESEA) Scholars' Conference 2022 @ESEA_minitalk
https://t.co/KeKLcjkl4Z
Thanks for my commentors from the Journal of Modern Craft and Craft Studio https://t.co/WP452Sc5uu I also learnt from @li_mixue for her suggestions on organisation studies readings and @WeiaoX for his insights as a historian. 🪸
This is a difficult writing process that opens a window for me into craft studies (while I still try to keep a sociological lens.) 😼 https://t.co/PzqZniPThz
From the particular fieldwork of Jingdezhen’s craft world, my research interests have extended from ‘being independent and drifting as a cultural worker’ to the broadened meaning of craft-making and the shifting nature of craft labour.