Yang SHEN
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Yang SHEN Associate Professor PhD supervisor Master supervisor Research Areas:
· Family and gender studies: online dating, emotional labour,
reproductive behaviour, parenting
· Migration studies: migrants in the service sector
· Policy studies: talent polices, public housing policies
· Qualitative research
Contact details: E-mail: shenyang0118@gmail.com Address: Room 222 , Xin Jian Bldg, No. 1954 Hua Shan Road, Xujiahui, Shanghai 200030, P. R. C |
Biography:
Yang Shen got
her PhD degree in Gender Studies at the London School of Economics. She is an associate Professor and a PhD supervisor in the School of
International and Public Affairs at Shanghai Jiao Tong University. Her research
interests lie in feminist theories, intimate relationships, and
migration studies. Her current research focuses on reproductive behaviour, housing
and intimacy, online dating in China. Dr. Shen is also a script consultant and
a freelancer writer for various media both in Chinese and in English.
Graduate institution:
London School of Economics
Selected courses:
1. Qualitative research
methods
2. Gender, Intimacy and
Social Policy
3. Research Ethics and
Thesis writing
Selected publications:
Monograph
1. Shen, Y.
(2019).Beyond tears
and laughter: gender, migration and the service sector in China, London: Palgrave McMillan.
2. 剧变中国，流动人生：性别、移民与中国的服务业
(contracted withSanhui Publishing
House. Expected publishing year: 2021)
Peer-reviewed articles
1. Li,
B. & Shen, Y.* (forthcoming). Publication or Pregnancy? Employment
Contracts and Childbearing of Women Academics in China, Studies in Higher
Education.(SSCI Q1)
2. Shen, Y. & Jiang, L. (2020). Labour Market
Outcomes of Professional Women with Two Children After the One-Child Policy in
China, Journal of Social Issues.Earlyview.(SSCI Q1)
3. Shen, Y. & Jiang, L. (2020). Reproductive choices of highly
educated employed women with two children under the universal two-child policy, Journal of Family Issues, 41(5):
611-635.(SSCIQ2)
4. 沈洋，蒋莱（2018）提高生育率，需要政府和社会为女性提供育儿支持，城市治理研究，No. 3: 27-33.
5. Shen, Y. & Hu,
Y. (2020). Emotional labour in a translocal context: rural migrant workers in
China’s service sector, Social & Cultural Geography. Onlinefirst. (SSCIQ2)
6. Shen, Y. (2016). Filial
Daughters? Agency and Subjectivity of Rural Migrant Women in Shanghai. The China Quarterly, vol. 226, pp.
519-537. (SSCI Q1)
7. Wu, W., Shen, Y.*, Du, M., Hu, B. (2020). Non-familial coresidence and life satisfaction: Evidence from China, Habitat International. (SSCI Q1)
8. Shen, Y. & Li, B (2020) Policy
coordination in the talent war to achieve economic upgrading: the case of four
Chinese cities, Policy Studies.Online first. (SSCIQ3)
9. Shen, Y. (2015). Why
Does the Government Fail to Improve the Living Conditions of Migrant Workers in
Shanghai? Reflections on the Policies and the Implementations of Public Rental
Housing under Neoliberalism. Asia &
the Pacific Policy Studies, 2: 58–74. (SSCIQ2)
Book reviews
· Shen, Y. (2019).
International migrants in China’s global city: the newShanghailanders. China Quarterly, no. 240, 1150-1151.
· Shen, Y. (2017).
Masculinities in the Making: From the Local to the Global by James W.
Messerschmidt. Gender & Society, 31(1), 138–140.
· Shen, Y. (2014).
Gender, Modernity and Male Migrant Workers in China: Becoming a 'Modern' Man by
Xiaodong Lin. China Quarterly, 219, 881-882.
Media experience:
·Column at the Sixth
Tone: http://www.sixthtone.com/users/21466
·Regular contributor
to Paper.cn and widely-subscribed academic media network such as ‘Intellectual’
and ‘Madam Muse’ in Chinese
·Interviewed by both
international and local media including BBC, Paper.cn, Labour Daily and etc.