What happens when cross-cultural encounters fail?
Why do the most cosmopolitan-oriented students withdraw from cosmopolitanism?
My new paper analyzes how interpersonal, structural, and circumstantial barriers produce friction and fragility.
“open access”: https://t.co/EAhSoQHbNx
So thrilled to share that my first sole-authored paper has being published on Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies. I explored how transnational migration potentially facilitates the gendered individualization among never-married Chinese skilled-labor women in Singapore.
Mike Gallagher @chairmang today wrote in the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal about two Chinese students at the University of Michigan.
Here is the truth of the case.
https://t.co/Jnr5r9nKTC
I defended my dissertation titled “Science on the Move: US-China Transnational Migration in the Global Biopharmaceutical Industry”- officially Dr. You now! This Ph.D. almost killed me🤣
After years of getting rejected by ACLS,I regard the “alternate” nomination of ACLS China Studies Long-term Early Career Fellowship as a milestone progess 🤣🤣
I’ll be attending @AASAsianStudies for the first time! I’ll present my latest research on China’s policies toward diaspora youth and how younger generations of Chinese emigrants leverage the rise of Global China. Looking forward to a critical discussion on China’s overseas reach!
Today I will present my work in progress titled "The myth of bamboo ceiling? How Chinese immigrant professionals perceive and experience workplace inequality in the US biopharmaceutical industry" at Harvard Migration and Immigrant Incorporation Workshop https://t.co/OvZks7J13z
Wonderful conference on skilled migration! I'm excited to present my work on how US-China geopolitical tensions shape the transnational mobility of Chinese skilled professionals in the global biopharmaceutical industry:)
Join us for the QuaMaFA hybrid workshop Recalibrating ‘Skill’ in Changing Immigration Regimes: Skilled Migrants and the Nature of Work in Asia https://t.co/QkpRLi7O40 @nus_ari in Singapore on Jan. 16-17! Looking forward to my own presentation and to another 16 exciting papers!
What happens when cross-cultural encounters fail?
Why do the most cosmopolitan-oriented students withdraw from cosmopolitanism?
My new paper analyzes how interpersonal, structural, and circumstantial barriers produce friction and fragility.
“open access”: https://t.co/EAhSoQHbNx
3. It pinpoints the limits of cosmopolitan ideals in practice and interrogates the extent of openness and diversity. It accentuates that cosmopolitan practices depend on specific conditions and can be challenging to implement in contexts marked by exclusionary nationalism.
2. This study unveils frictional experiences in cross-cultural interactions that are widely ignored, resulting in what can be described as ‘unbecoming cosmopolitan’—a common yet less explored experience.