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CURRICULUM VITAE Susanne Yuk Ping CHOI (Department of Sociology, Faculty of Social Science, The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK), Sha Tin, NT, Hong Kong, Tel No: 852 39436632, email: [email protected])

EDUCATION 1998-2002 D.Phil. in Sociology, Nuffield College, University of Oxford 1997-1998 M Sc. in Sociology, Nuffield College, University of Oxford 1996-1997 MA in Comparative Labour Studies, University of Warwick 1989-1993 BA in Sociology, The Chinese University of Hong Kong

MAJOR PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES 08/19-present Co-director, Gender Research Centre, Hong Kong Institute of Asia-Pacific Studies (HKIAPS), CUHK 08/14-present Professor, Department of Sociology, CUHK 08/14-7/15 Vice-Chair, Department of Sociology, CUHK 08/16-09/17 Vice-Chair, Department of Sociology, CUHK 08/11- 07/15 Director/Co-Director, Gender Research Centre, Hong Kong Institute of Asia-Pacific Studies (HKIAPS), CUHK 01/12- 07/13 Director, Pearl River Delta Social Research Centre, Department of Sociology, CUHK 02/2010-07/11 Associate Director, Gender Research Centre, HKIAPS, CUHK 08/11 – 07/13 Associate Director, Centre for Chinese Family Studies, HKIAPS, CUHK 08/02 – 07/14 Assistant and Associate Professor, Department of Sociology, CUHK 01-07/02 Post-doctoral research fellow, Centre for Health Research, School of Public Health, University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg

CURRENT RESEARCH INTERESTS Gender, Sexuality, Family, Migration, Sociology of Justice, Work, Violence against Women, Social Movements

AWARDS AND HONORS 1. 2018 Best Book Award, RC31 (Sociology of Migration), International Sociological Association (for the book Masculine Compromise: Migration, Family and Gender in China). 2. Research Mentorship Award 2018, Social Science Faculty, the Chinese University of Hong Kong. 3. Research Excellence Award 2016-2017, Social Science Faculty, The Chinese University of Hong Kong 4. Vice-Chancellor’s Exemplary Teaching Award 2016, The Chinese University of Hong Kong 5. Exemplary Teaching Award 2016, Social Science Faculty, The Chinese University of Hong Kong 6. RGC-Fulbright Senior Scholar Award (Hosting Institution: Department of Sociology, Harvard University) (2013-2014) 7. International Partnerships Development Programme for 2013-14. 8. Young Researcher Award 2012, The Chinese University of Hong Kong

9. HaSS Faculty Visiting Fellowship Scheme 2008 (Newcastle University) 10. Sino-British Fellowship Trust Fund for Staff Development (University of Newcastle) 11. Hillel Friedland Postdoctoral Fellowship at the University of Witwatersrand, South Africa (Jan-Dec 2002) 12. Nuffield Studentship, Nuffield College, Oxford University, August 2001-Dec 2001. 13. John Swire Nuffield Scholarship (full scholarship to pursue D.Phil at Nuffield College, Oxford, August 1997-July 2001)

LIST OF RESEARCH OUTPUTS

Research Monograph 1. Choi, S.Y.P. & Peng, Y. 2016. Masculine Compromise: Migration, Family and Gender in China. California: University of California Press. 179 pages. (Recipient of International Sociological Association’s RC31 (Sociology of Migration) 2018 Best Book Award; Reviewed by American Journal of Sociology, Gender and Society, Sociology, Contemporary Sociology, The China Journal, Pacific Affairs, Sociological Research Online, Current Sociology, Nan Nu, 婦女研究論叢, 知識份子 etc.) Chinese Translation published in 2019 by SDX Joint Publishing Company (2nd. Edition published in 2020)

Edited Volumes 2. Choi, S. Y. P., & Cheung, F.M.C. (eds.) 2012. Women and Girls in Hong Kong: Current Situations and Future Challenge. Hong Kong: CUHK HKIAPS Research Monograph Series. 340 pages. Chinese version entitled ‘The Other: Hong Kong Women’s Status and Challenges’ (她者: 香港女性的現況與挑戰) was published by the Commercial Press.

3. Choi, S.Y.P. & Fong, E. (eds.) 2017. Migration in Post-Colonial Hong Kong. New York: Routledge. 166 pages.

Journal Special Issues Edited 4. Choi, S.Y.P. Yeoh, B. and Lam, T. 2019. Situated Agency in the Context of Research on Children, Migration and Family in Asia. Population, Space and Place, 25 (3): 1-6.

5. Fong, E., Verkuyten, Choi, S.Y.P (Two special issues edited.) 2016. Migration and Identity: Perspectives from Asia, Europe and North America. American Behavioural Scientist, 60 (5-6) 559-770.

SSCI and CSCI Journal Articles

6. Choi, S.Y.P. and Lai, RRS. Forthcoming. Birth Tourism and Migrant Children’s Agency: The Double Not in Post-Colonial Hong Kong. Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies.

7. Choi, S.Y.P. and Lai, RRS. Forthcoming. Sex Work and Stigma Management: The Role of State Policy and NGO Advocacy. The China Quarterly.

8. Choi, S.Y.P. 2020. When Protests and Daily Life Converges: The Space and People of Hong Kong’s Anti-Extradition Movement. Critical Anthropology, 40(2): 277–282.

9. Choi, S.Y.P. RRS. Lai., JCL. Pang. 2020. Gender Irrelevance: How Women and Men Rationalise Their Support for the Right. Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society. 45(2): 473-496.

10. Chiu, JTY. & Choi, SYP. 2020. The decoupling of Legal and Spatial Migration of Female Marriage Migrants. Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, 46 (14): 2997-3013.

11. Lai, RRS. & Choi, SYP. 2019. Premarital Sexuality, Abortion and Intergenerational Dynamics in China. Modern China (published online before print https://doi.org/10.1177/0097700419880524), corresponding author.

12. Choi, S.Y.P. 2019. Migration, Masculinity, and Family. Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, 45 (1):78–94.

13. Choi, S.Y.P. 2018. Masculinity and Precarity: Male Migrant Taxi Drivers in South China. Work, Employment and Society, 32(3): 493–508.

14. Chiu, J.T.Y. and Choi, S.Y.P. 2019. Frequent Border-Crossing Children and Cultural Membership. Population, Space and Place, 25 (3): e2153.

15. Choi, S.Y.P. & Luo, M. 2016. Performative family: Homosexuality, marriage and intergenerational dynamic in China. British Journal of Sociology, 67(2): 260-280.

16. Choi, S.Y.P. 2016. Gender pragmatism and subaltern masculinity in China: Peasant men’s responses to their wives’ labour migration. American Behavioral Scientist, 60(5-6): 565-582.

17. Cheung, A.K.L. & Choi, S.Y.P. 2016. Non-traditional wives with traditional husbands: Gender ideology and husband-to-wife physical violence in Chinese society. Violence against Women, 22 (14): 1704-1724.

18. Choi, S.Y.P. 2016. Children and migration in China (Commentary). Asian Population Studies, 12(2): 131-134.

19. Choi, S. Y. P. & Cheung, A.K.L. 2016. Dissimilar and disadvantaged: Age discrepancy, financial stress, and marital conflict in cross-border marriages. Journal of Family Issues, 38 (18): 2521-2544.

20. Choi, S.Y P and Luo, Ming. 2015. Theories and perspectives on rural to urban migration in China, Xuehai (CSSCI journal), 2: 96-104.

21. Choi, S.Y.P. & Peng, Y. 2015. Humanized management? Capital and labour at a time of labour shortage in south China. Human Relations, 68(2): 287–304.

22. Choi, S.Y.P., Cheung, A.K.L., Cheung, Y.W., David, R. 2014. Bring the subjective back in: Resources and husband-to-wife physical assault among Chinese couples in Hong Kong. Violence against Women, 20(12):1428-46.

23. Cheung, Y.W., Choi, S.Y.P., Cheung, A.K.L. 2014. Strain, self-control and spousal violence: A study of husband-to-wife violence in Hong Kong. Violence and Victims, 29 (2): 280-299.

24. Peng Yinni. & Choi, S.Y.P. 2013. Technologies of power and resistance: Mobile phone use among factory migrant workers in south China. The China Quarterly, 215, 553-571. (equal author)

25. Lui C.W. & Choi, S.Y.P. 2013. Not just mum and dad: The role of children in exacerbating gender inequalities in childcare. Journal of Family Issues. 36 (13): 1829-1853. (equal author)

26. Choi, S.Y.P., & David, R. 2012. Lustration systems and trust: Evidence from survey experiments in the Czech Republic, Hungary, and Poland. American Journal of Sociology, 117 (4): 1172-1201.

27. Choi, S. Y. P., Cheung YW., Cheung A.KL. 2012. Social Isolation and Spousal Violence: Comparing Marriage Migrants with Local Women. Journal of Marriage and Family, 74 (3): 444-461.

28. Choi, S.Y.P. 2011. State control, female prostitution and HIV prevention in China. The China Quarterly, 205, 96-114.

29. Choi, S.Y.P. 2011. Heterogeneous and vulnerable: The health risks facing transnational female sex workers. Sociology of Health and Illness, 33 (1):33-49.

30. Wong MC, Tsoi KK, Ng SS, Lou VW, Choi S.Y.P., Ling KW, Chan FK, Griffiths SM, Sung JJ. 2010. A comparison of the acceptance of immunochemical faecal occult blood test and colonoscopy in colorectal cancer screening: a prospective study among Chinese. Alimentary Pharmacology and Therapeutics, 32(1): 74-82.

31. David, R. & Choi, S.Y.P. 2009. Getting equal without getting even: Retributive desires and Transitional Justice in the Czech Republic. Political Psychology, 31(2): 161-92.

32. Choi, S.Y.P. & Ting, K. F. 2008. Wife Abuse in South Africa: An imbalance theory of family resources and power. Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 23 (6):834-85.

33. Choi, S.Y.P., Chen, K.L. & Jiang, Z.Q. 2008. Client perpetrated violence and condom failure among female sex workers in south western China. Sexually Transmitted Diseases (The Official Journal of the American Sexually Transmitted Diseases Association), 35(2): 14-146.

34. Sung, J.J.Y., Choi, S.Y.P., Chan, F.K.L., Ching, J.Y.L., Lau, J.T.F., & Griffiths, S. 2008. Obstacles to colon cancer screening in Chinese: A study based on health belief model. American Journal of Gastroenterology, 103, 974-981.

35. Choi, S.Y.P., Cheung, Y.W. & Jiang, Z.Q. 2007. Ethnicity and risk factors in needle sharing among intravenous drug users in Sichuan Province, China. AIDS Care, 19(1):1-8.

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37. Choi, S.Y.P. & Holroyd E. 2007. The influence of power, poverty and agency on condom negotiation among female sex workers in Mainland China. Culture, Health & Sexuality, 9(5): 489-503. (Fifth most cited article ever of the journal as of 30 June, 2016)

38. David, R & Choi, S.Y.P. 2006. Forgiveness and transitional justice in the Czech Republic. Journal of Conflict Resolution, 50(3): 339-367.

39. Choi, S.Y.P., Cheung, Y.W. & Chen, K.L. 2006. Gender and HIV risk behavior among intravenous drug users in Sichuan Province, China. Social Science & Medicine, 62 (7):1672- 1684.

40. Chiu, S., Choi, S.Y.P. & Ting, K. F. 2005. Getting ahead in the capitalist paradise: Migration from China and socio-economic attainment in colonial Hong Kong. International Migration Review, 39 (1): 203-227

41. David, R. & Choi, S.Y.P. 2005. Victims on transitional justice: Lessons from the reparation of human rights abuses in the Czech Republic’. Human Rights Quarterly 27(1): 392-435.

42. Choi, S.Y.P. 2003. Mechanisms of racial inequalities in diarrhea prevalence in South Africa. Journal of Health, Population and Nutrition, 21(3): 264-272.

Book Chapters

43. Roman, D., & Choi, SYP. Forthcoming. The Czech Republic, in International Encyclopedia of Transitional Justice (2nd ed.), edited by Lavinia Stan and Nadya Nedelsky. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

44. Susanne Y P Choi. 2016. Diverse Vulnerabilities: Law, Violence and Sex Work in China, in Amy Barrow and Joy Chia (eds.) Gender, Violence and the State in Asia. New York: Routledge. 238-254.

45. Chiu T.Y. & Choi, S.Y.P. 2015. Spouse violence and in-law conflict in Asia: The case of China, Taiwan and Hong Kong, in Stella Quah (ed.) Routledge Handbook of Families in Asia. New York: Routledge, P.318-331.

46. Cheung, A.K.L. & Choi, S.Y.P. 2013. Economic Insecurity and Husband-to-Wife Physical Assault in Hong Kong: The Role of Husband’s Power Motive. In Wei-Jun Jean Yeung (Ed.) Economic Stress on Human Capital Development and Family Well-being in Asia. Springer. Pp. 105-127.

47. Choi, S. Y. P. & Cheung, A.K.L. 2013.One Marriage, Two Stories: Gender and Marital Satisfaction In Hong Kong. In Wei Gu Ying (ed.) Report of the Asian Women’s Forum: Gender Equality and Women’s Development (亞洲女性論壇報告). Beijing: Peking University Press, pp.104-117. (In Chinese)

48. Chiu, T.Y. & Choi, S.Y.P. 2012. Intimate Partner Violence Against Women. In Choi Y.P. Susanne & Cheung M.C, Fanny (eds). Women and Girls in Hong Kong: Current Situations and Future Challenges. Hong Kong: Institute of Asia Pacific Studies, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, pp.135-168.

49. Choi S.Y.P. & Du P. 2012. Double Marginalization: Migrant Workers in China through the Lens of Gender, in Yue, S.L. & Wei, Gu.Y (eds.) Female Human Capital and Development (中國文化與女性). Beijing: Peking University Press. Pp. 143-169. (in Chinese)

50. Choi S.Y. P. & Du P. 2012. Gender Analysis or Feminist Research? Some Reflections on Methodology, In Maria Tam, Hon-ming Yip, Wai-ching Wong, Sally Lo (eds.). Gender Awakening: Gender Studies in China, Hong Kong and Taiwan (性別覺醒- 兩岸三地社會性別研究) Hong Kong: The Commercial Press, pp92-105. (in Chinese)

51. Choi, S.Y.P. 2010 (special issue edited). Editorial Introduction: Gender Inequalities and Social Change in Chinese Societies. Social Transformation in Chinese Societies (Official Journal of the Hong Kong Sociological Association). 6: 3-7.

52. Choi, S.Y.P. & David, R. 2007. Law Enforcement, Public Health, and HIV/AIDS in China. In Paul G. Harris & Patricia D. Siplon (eds.) The Global Politics of AIDS. London: Lynne Rienner. Pp. 137-154.

53. Cheung, Adam K.L. and Choi, Susanne Y.P. 2010. Gender, Resources and Wife Abuse in Hong Kong. Social Transformation in Chinese Societies 6:36-60.

54. Choi, S.Y.P. & Ting, K. F. 2009. A Gender Perspective on Families in Hong Kong. In Fanny M Cheung & Eleanor Holroyd (eds.) Mainstreaming Gender in Hong Kong Society. Hong Kong: The Chinese University Press. Pp. 159-180.

Other Publications:

55. Choi, S.Y.P. 2010. Identity and Identification among Chinese in Hong Kong. Hong Kong: Progressive Press (in Chinese, 誰是香港人? 身份與認同. 進一步, 研習所出版).

56. Choi, S.Y.P. 2006. ‘Association United, Association Divided’. In Khun Eng Kuah & Evelyn- Hu-Dehart (eds.) Voluntary Associations in the Chinese Diaspora, Hong Kong: University of Hong Kong Press. Pp.121-140.

Conference Presentations, Abstracts & Proceedings 57. Lo, S. C. & Choi, S.Y.P. 2020. To be or not to be? Emotion process of Citizenship Acquisition of Pakistanis in Hong Kong. Paper presented at 115th American Sociological Association Annual Meeting (regular session). San Francisco, August 8-11.

58. Lo, S. C. & Choi, S.Y.P. 2020. Emotion, Naturalization and Citizenship: South Asians in Hong Kong. Paper presented at 70th Society for the Study of Social Problems Annual Meeting (regular session). San Francisco, August 7-9.

59. Lo, S. C. & Choi, S.Y.P. 2020. Emotion dynamics of citizenship acquisition: Pakistanis in Hong Kong. Paper presented at Society for Hong Kong Studies 2nd Annual Meeting. Hong Kong, June 20-21.

60. Tangi Yip & Choi, S.Y.P. 2019. Marriage and Homeownership: A Gender Comparison. Paper presented at American Sociological Association Annual Meeting. New York, 10-13 August, and 14th European Sociological Association Annual Conference (regular session), Manchester, 20-23 August 2019.

61. Yip, P.C. & Choi, S.Y.P. 2019. Marriage and Homeownership: A Gender Comparison. Paper presented at American Sociological Association Annual Meeting (regular session). New York, 10th-13t August 2019.

62. Choi, S.Y.P. 2019. Upward Mobility and Sexual Freedom: Professional Chinese Immigrants in San Francisco and New York. Paper presented at the 11th International Convention of Asian Scholars. Leiden, Netherland, 16-19 July.

63. Choi, S.Y.P. 2019. Service Work, Masculinity and Dignity: Migrant Security Guards in South China. Paper presented at the 37th International Labour Process Conference. Vienna, 24-26 April.

64. Choi, S.Y.P. 2019. Service Work, Masculinity and Respect. Paper presented at the Association for Asian Studies Annual Conference. Denver, 21-24th March.

65. Choi, S.Y.P. & Lai, R. 2018. Migration, Nativism and Nationalism: The Hong Kong Dilemma. Paper presented at the Association for Asian Studies Annual Conference. Washington DC, 21-24, March.

66. Choi, S.Y.P. 2017. Gender and Anti-Migration: Boundaries of Familial Morality, Body and Sexuality. Paper presented at the American Sociological Association Annual Meeting, Thematic Session on The Cultural Terrain of Migrant Inclusion and Exclusion: Perspectives from Africa and Asia. Montreal, 11-15 August.

67. Choi, S.Y.P. 2016. Gender and Anti-Migration Politics in Post-Colonial Hong Kong. Paper presented at the British Sociological Association Annual Conference. Birmingham UK, 6-8 April.

68. Choi, S.Y.P. 2016. ‘Migrant Women are Wombs used by Chinese Communist Party!’: Gender and Xenophobia in Post-Handover Hong Kong. Paper presented at the Migration Patterns in Asia Conference. Hong Kong: Department of Sociology, the Chinese University of Hong Kong. 20-21 June.

69. Choi, S.Y.P. 2016. Gender and Anti-Migration Politics in Post-Colonial Hong Kong. Paper presented at the International Sociological Association 3rd Forum of Sociology. Vienna, 10-14 July.

70. Choi, S.Y.P. 2016. Children, Migration and Sub-Citizenship: The ‘Double-nots” in Hong Kong. Paper presented at the Children and Migration in East Asia Conference. Singapore: National University of Singapore. 7-8 July.

71. Choi, S. Y. P. 2015.Stuck and Suck: Migration, Service Work, and Masculinity of Taxi Drivers in China. Paper presented at the “Gendered Dimensions of Migration: Material and Social Outcomes of South-South Migration” Conference. Singapore, ARI, National University of Singapore. 30 June-2 July.

72. Choi, S.Y.P. & Luo Ming. 2014. Parental Influence on Adult Homosexual’s Nominal Marriage in China, Paper presented at the 109th Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association, San Francisco, 16-19.

73. Choi, S. Y. P. & Cheung, A.K.L. 2014. Age Differences or Socioeconomic Disadvantages? Factors Shaping Negative Marital Outcomes in Cross-border Marriages. Paper presented at the XVIII ISA World Congress of Sociology, Yokohama, 13-19.

74. Choi, S.Y.P. 2013. Killed by Law: Legislation, Sex Work and Client-Perpetrated Violence in a Non-Western Context, paper presented at the Law and Society Annual Meeting 2013, Boston, 29th May-2nd June.

75. Choi, S. Y. P., Cheung Y.W., Cheung, A.K.L. 2012. Social Capital and Spousal Violence: Comparing Marriage Migrants with Local Women, paper presented at the 2012 Association for Asian Studies Annual Conference. Toronto, March 15-18.

76. Choi, S. Y.P. & Cheung, A.K.L. 2012. One Marriage, Two Stories: Gender and Martial Satisfaction in Hong Kong, Paper presented at the Sixth Forum of Asian Women, Wuhan, China, 10-12, May.

77. Choi, S.Y.P. 2011. “Narrating Motherhood, Enacting Agency, and Doing Identity – Voices from Female Sex Workers in Three Chinese Societies” paper presented at The Sixth Annual Conference, The Asian Studies Association of Hong Kong, 4-5 May.

78. Choi, S.Y.P. 2010. “Violence against Female Sex Workers: Structure, Situation and Strategy” paper presented at 2nd Congress of the Asian Association of Women’s Studies, Penang, Malaysia, 9-11 December.

79. Choi, S.Y. P. 2007. Why Criminalization of Prostitution is Bad for HIV Prevention in China? Paper presented at the Law and Society Annual Meeting, 36 pgs. Berlin, 25-29 July.

80. Choi, S.Y.P. 2006. Sex Work and HIV Risk Behavior in China: A Qualitative Study. Paper presented at the session on Medical Sociology, session on International Issues on HIV/AIDs. American Sociological Association Annual Meeting, 35 pgs. Montreal, 11-14 August.

81. Choi, S.Y.P. 2006. Ethnicity and Risk Factors in Needle Sharing among Intravenous Drug Users in Sichuan Province, China. Poster presented at the XIV International AIDS Conference, Abstract, 1pg. Toronto, 13-18 August.

82. Choi, S.Y.P. & David, R. 2004. Forgiveness in Transitional Justice: A Survey of Former Political Prisoners in the Czech Republic. Paper presented at The 100th Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association. Chicago, 02 September.

Selected Policy Papers and Reports 83. 蔡玉萍、 YEUNG Wing Yan 及 CHIU Tuen Yi Jenny. <居深圳的跨境家庭：現狀與挑戰>. 《跨境家庭論壇》頁 41-50. 香港特別行政區: 社聯, 2013.

84. Choi, S. Y. P., Au, W. T., Wong, W., Liong, C. C. M., Wong, F.Y., Lo, S. K. W., Chao, K. C. (2012). Research Report on “Exploratory Study on Gender Stereotyping and Its Impacts on Male Gender”. Hong Kong: Equal Opportunities Commission. (http://www.eoc.org.hk/EOC/Upload/UserFiles/File/ResearchReport/201205/MenInPain_eFull Report.pdf) (bilingual publication)

85. Choi, S.Y.P., & Lei, V.W.K. 2009. “Female Sex Workers in Macao: Working Conditions and Health Risk Assessment 2009.” AIDS Prevention and Control Commission, Government of Macao Special Administrative Region. (bilingual publication)

Book Reviews 86. Choi, S.Y.P. 2017. “Out to Work: Migration, Gender and Changing Lives in Contemporary China’, by Arianne M. Gaetano. Nan Nu. 87. Choi, S.Y.P. 2012. “HIV/AIDS, Health and the Media in China”, by Johanna Hood. The China Quarterly.

SELECTED RESEARCH GRANTS Competitive Grants 1. Moving Desires: Migration, Sexuality and Family in China. Research Grant Council General Research Fund (GRF2120494.), January 2016-June 2018, HK$ 468,300. Principal Investigator.

2. Caught In Between: Mainland Chinese Female Marriage Migrants and Anti-Migration Politics in Hong Kong. Research Grant Council General Research Fund (GRF2120461), January 2015-December 2017. HK$549,450. Principal Investigator.

3. Masculinities in Transition: Comparing gender identity construction among male migrant workers in the manufacturing, service, and construction sectors in South China. Research Grant Council General Research Fund (GRF2120409), CUHK442512, September 2012- August 2015. HK$467,893. Principal Investigator.

4. Sex work in the era of AIDS in Hong Kong: Structure, identity and strategy. RGC

Competitive Earmarked Research Grant. CUHK442107. November 2007- October 2009. HK$ 236,060. Principal Investigator.

5. Hurting Each Other: Marital Inequality, Social Capital and Spousal Aggression in Hong Kong. RGC Competitive Earmarked Research Grant CUHK4667/05H.January 1 2006- December 31, 2007. HK$571970. Co-investigator (Yuet Wah Cheung as Principal Investigator). (Percentage of contribution: 50%, responsible for everything related to the research project except for some administrative tasks).

6. Social Effects of Lustration Systems. Competitive Earmarked Research Grant Awarded by the United States Institute of Peace. Grant Ref. #: SG-100-05S. Dec 1, 2005 - August 31, 2007. US$60,000. Co-investigator (Roman David from Yale University as Principal Investigator). (Percentage contribution: 15%, responsible for research proposal, questionnaire design, and some data analysis).

7. The Equal Opportunities Commission (EOC), for the commissioned project on “Exploratory Study on Gender Stereotyping and Its Impact on Male Gender”. January 2011- January 2012. HKD376, 599.7- (CUHK ref: 7050171) Principal Investigator.

Other External Grants 8. Living Across the Border: Hong Kong Families in Shenzhen. Central Policy Unit. August 2012-July 2013. HKD597, 200 Principal Investigator.

9. The Women’s Foundation, for the commissioned project on “The Status of Women and Girls in Hong Kong 2011”. January 2011- January 2012. HKD580, 999.6- (CUHK ref: 7050185) Principal Investigator.

10. Female Entertainers in Macau: Health Behaviour Assessment, Education and Prevention. Research Grant awarded by the Macau Health Bureau, Macau, SAR. 2007-2008. HK$206,832. Principal Investigator.

11. Bowel Cancer in Hong Kong: Education, Promotion and Screening. The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust. 2008-2013. HK$16.1 million. Co-investigator. (Joseph Sung as Principal investigator).

Selected Internal Grants 12. Migration and Ground Boundary in Hong Kong. The Chinese University of Hong Kong. May 2016-December 2017. HK$1 million. Principal Investigator.

VISITING AND GUEST PROFESSORSHIP 1. Visiting Senior Research Fellowship. Asia Research Institute, National University of Singapore (July-September 2016). 2. Visiting Scholar, Department of Sociology, Harvard University (September –December 2013). 3. Visiting Fellow, School of Geography, Politics and Sociology, Newcastle University (July 2008-April 2009)

EDITORSHIP 1. Associate Editor, Oxford Encyclopaedia of International Criminology (2018-2020) 2. Member, Editorial Board, Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies (Jan 2017- Jan 2020) 3. Elected Associate Board Member, Sociology (October 2015-Sept 2018) 4. Member, International Advisory Board, Asian Population Studies (July 2015-June 2018) 5. Elected Associate Board Member, Work, Employment and Society (Jan 2015-Dec 2017) 6. Editorial Board Member of Hong Kong Council of Social Service Policy Bulletin (Aug 2013- November 2016)

SELECTED INVITED PRESENTATIONS 1. Choi, S.Y.P. “Gender Irrelevance”: How Women and Men Rationalize Their Support for the Right. Paper Presented at International Workshop on Democracy and Non-Democratic Alternatives in the Globalized World. Czech Academy of Sciences. 21st June 2019. Prague.

2. Plenary speaker at The Economist Annual LGBT Conference - Pride and Prejudice 2018. 24th May 2018, Hong Kong.

3. Choi, S.Y.P. “Masculine Compromise: Migration, Family and Gender in China”. Sociology Department, Peking University, China (17th May 2019) Sociology Department, China Normal University (16th May 2019) Zhou Enlai School of Government, Nankai University, China (21st May 2019) Institute of Sociology, Taiwan National Tsing Hua University. 30th May, 2018.

4. Choi, S.Y.P., Lai, R. & Pang, J. Gender Irrelevance and the Rise of the Right. Department of Sociology, Department of Sociology, National Taiwan University. 31st May, 2018.

5. Choi, S.Y.P. “Masculine Compromise: The Impact of Migration on Gender and Family Relations in China. Centre for Contemporary China Studies. University of Oxford. 30th January, 2018.

6. Choi, S.Y.P. “Masculine Compromise: The Impact of Migration on Gender and Family Relations in China. Lau China Institute, King’s College. 31st January, 2018.

7. Choi, S.Y.P. “Masculine Compromise: Migration, Family and Gender in China”. Sociology Department, Goldsmiths, University of London. 1st February, 2018.

8. Choi, S.Y.P. “Masculine Compromise: Migration, Family and Gender in China”. Centre for Women’s Studies, York University. 6th February, 2018.

9. Choi, S.Y.P. “Masculinity, Migration and Service Work in Post-Reform China”. Lady Margaret Hall Seminar Series, University of Oxford. 8th February, 2018.

10. Choi, S.Y.P. “Engendering Borders: Women and Children Living in the Hong Kong-China Borderlands”. Symposium on Urban Borderland and Citizenship, Rikko University, Tokyo. 25 February 2017.

11. Choi, S.Y.P. “Migration and Masculinity: Continuity, Change and Compromise”. SCMR- JEMS 4th Annual Conference. Sussex Centre for Migration Research, University of Sussex, 30 November 2016.

12. Choi, S.Y.P. “Unstoppable Transformations: Migration and the Chinese Patriarchy”. Centre for Gender Studies, University of Cambridge, 13 Feb 2015.

13. Choi, S.Y.P. “Nominal Marriage: Family and Sexuality in China” Department of Sociology, University of Oxford, 16 Feb 2015.

14. Choi, S.Y.P. “Masculine Compromises: Migration and Family in China”. Department of Sociology, University of Oxford, 13th May 2014.

15. Choi, S.Y.P. “Patriarchy Unbound: Male Migrant Workers Negotiating Marital Power”. SOAS, University of London, 12 May 2014.

16. Choi, S.Y.P. “Humanized Management: Migrant Labor and Capital in a Time of Labor Shortage in South China”, the China Scholar Seminar Series, Harvard University, 3 December, 2013.

17. Choi, S.Y.P. “Humanized Management: Migrant Labor and Capital in a Time of Labor Shortage in South China”, Department of Sociology, Boston University, 16 October, 2013.

18. Choi, S. Y. P. and Cheung, A.K.L. MPRC Seminar: Deprivation or Difference? Factors Shaping the Marital Quality of Cross-border Marriages. University of Maryland, 23 September, 2014.

19. Choi, S.Y.P. “Sex Workers in China: A Rights Perspective”. Human Rights Watch. Hong Kong, 13, May, 2013.

20. Guest speaker on “Gender Equality Awareness and Education in Hong Kong”, organized by the Education Bureau of Hong Kong, Science Museum, in 2012 and 2013

21. Guest speakers at 4 public seminars on Changing Masculinities in Hong Kong since 2011, organized by the Hong Kong Equal Opportunities Commission.

22. Member of the organizing committee and guest speaker at the symposium on “Gender Equality Policies in Asia and Europe” Co-organized between the Office of the European Union to Hong Kong and Macao and Gender Research Centre, HKIAPS on October 15, 2011

23. Choi, S.Y.P. “State control, prostitution and HIV prevention in China”, the School of Geography, Politics and Sociology, Newcastle University, 26 June, 2008.

24. Choi, S.Y.P. & Du, P. “Gender and Migration in China: An Overview”, Society of Harmony: Conference on Rural Migrant Workers in Contemporary China. Department of

Sociology, Sun Yat Sen University, 12-13, May, 2007.

KEYNOTE SPEECHES/DISTINGUISHED LECTURES 1. Choi, S.Y.P. 2018. ‘Masculinity and Precarity: Male Migrant Taxi Drivers in the Global South’. Keynote speech given at the Global South Perspectives: Towards Deconlonization, De-stratification, and De-Centralization of Social Knowledge Production. The Max Weber Foundation and Faculty of Social Science, Hong Kong Baptist University Joint Conference, 18-19 April, 2018.

2. Choi, S.Y.P. 2017. ‘Migrant Children in Urban China: Situations and Reflections’. Keynote speech given at the USC-CUHK Conference on Social Problems and Social Policy Research -Population, Migration and Gender Conference, 5th May 2017.

3. Choi, S.Y.P. 2015. “Filial Piety From Afar: Migrant Sons Renegotiating Elderly Care.” Keynote speech given at the international conference on "Labour, Mobility and Development in PRD and Beyond", Hong Kong, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, 5-7 June, 2015.

4. Choi, S.Y.P. “Gaps Between Research and Demographic Transitions of Rural to Urban Migrant Populations in China.” Keynote speech given at the "Districts, Institutions and Migration: Comparative Studies on Yangtze River Delta and Pearl River Delta Societies" International Conference, East China University of Science and Technology, Shanghai, 31 Oct -2 Nov 2014.

5. Choi, S.Y.P. “Women’s Employment, Economic Development and Government Policy”, speech given at the Plenary Session of the XVIII International Congress on Regional Development, International Unions of Economists. Hong Kong. 6th May, 2013.

CONFERENCE ORGANIZATION 1. “Children, Family and Migration in East Asia. International Conference”. Jointly Organized by Asia Research Institute, National University of Singapore, and Department of Sociology, The Chinese University of Hong Kong. (Co-convenor of the Conference)

2. Chair of the conference organizing committee, “International Conference on Half Century of Migration and Social Integration in South China”, May 17-19, 2013, Chinese University Shenzhen Research Institute, Shenzhen, China.

3. Chair of the conference organizing committee, “International Conference on Gender and Migration: Changes and Challenges”, 9-11 December, Gender Research Centre, Hong Kong Institute of Asia Pacific Studies, The Chinese University of Hong Kong.

4. Chair of the Programme Committee of the 2011 Hong Kong Sociological Association Annual Meeting, 5 December 2011, The Chinese University of Hong Kong.

Selective conference panels organized 1. Moving Desires: The Patterns, Structures and Strategies of Sexual Migration. RC31, Sociology of Migration. XIX ISA World Congress of Sociology, Toronto Canada, 15-21

July, 2018.

2. Gender and Anti-Migration. RC32, Women in Society. XIX ISA World Congress of Sociology, Toronto Canada, 15-21 July, 2018.

3. The Cultural Terrain of Migrant Inclusion and Exclusion: Perspectives from Africa and Asia. Thematic Session at the 2017 American Sociological Association Annual Meeting. Canada: Montreal. 12-15 August, 2017.

PROFESSIONAL SOCIETY ACTIVITIES AND SERVICES 1. International Collaborator, Research Program on Global Conflicts and Local Interactions. Strategy AV21, Czech Academy of Sciences (since 2018- ) 2. Board Member, RC31, Sociology of Migration, International Sociological Association (Sep 2018-August 2022) 3. Vice President, Hong Kong Sociological Association (Jan 2006- Dec 2008) 4. Peer Reviewer for Journals: American Sociological Review, American Journal of Sociology, Journal of Marriage and Family, Gender and Society, Social Science and Medicine, Sociology of Health and Illness, Human Relations, International Migration Review, AIDS Care, The China Quarterly, Culture, Health and Sexuality; Population, Space and Place; Comparative Political Studies, Social Theory and Health, Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, International journal of transitional justice

POSTGRADUATE STUDENTS SUPERVISED Graduated PhD students sole-supervised (Total: 8) Graduated MPhil students sole-supervised (Total: 16) Graduated M.Phil student co-supervised (60%) (Total: 1) Current PhD students sole-supervised (Total: 5) Current M.Phil students sole-supervised (Total: 1)

TEACHING EXPERIENCES Courses Taught: Gender and Society (Since 2002), Hong Kong Society (Since 2002), Qualitative Research Methods (Since 2002), Advanced Qualitative Research Methods (Since 2002)

PUBLIC LECTURES ON GENDER MAINSTREAMING 1. Member of organizing committee of 5 Annual Gender Role Workshops since 2007. 2. Guest speakers at 3 Annual Gender Role Workshops since 2008. 3. Gender Sensitivity Training Workshop for the Tung Wah Group, June 15, 2016 4. Gender-related Training Workshops for Gender Focal Points (GFP), March 24, 2016 5. Training workshops for Gender Focal Points within the Administration (GFP)- Civil Service Training and Development Institute, Civil Service Bureau, February 4, 2015 6. Gender Mainstreaming Training Workshop for the Tung Wah Group, June 12, 2012 7. Training workshops for Gender Focal Points within the Administration (GFP)- Civil Service Training and Development Institute, Civil Service Bureau, November 30, 2004

8. Training workshops for Gender Focal Points within the Administration (GFP)- Civil Service Training and Development Institute, Civil Service Bureau, November 26, 2004 9. Gender-related Training Workshops for Information Services Department, February 14, 2004. 10. Gender-related Training Workshops for Gender Focal Points within the Administration(GFP)– Women’s Commission , February 10, 2004 11. Gender-related Training Workshops for Gender Focal Points within the Administration(GFP)– Women’s Commission, February 2, 2004

SELECTIVE NEWSPAPER COMMENTARIES ON GENDER ISSUES 1. 蔡玉萍、黎苑姍﹕性罪行誣告非如輿論形容普遍,《明報》2017 年 12 月 21-日。 2. 黎苑姍、蔡玉萍: 關於性別承認法的七點謬誤,《蘋果日報》2017 年 12 月 19 日。 3. 黎苑姍、蔡玉萍: 確立性別承認制度刻不容緩, 《明報》, 2017 年 12 月 5 日。 4. 蔡玉萍: 未審先判? 《香港獨立媒體》2017, 12 月 3 日。 5. 蔡玉萍、黎苑姍: 香港性教育課程離地《蘋果日報》2017 年 11 月 23 日。 6. 蔡玉萍、黎苑姍：從 Harvey Weinstein 到香港權力差異令性罪行受害者噤聲《明報》 2017 年 11 月 10 日。 5. 蔡玉萍：移民與民主化- 與黃鶴回、馬嶽、林蔚文商榷《明報》2016 年 8 月 29 日。 7. 蔡玉萍: 梁天琦的「誰是香港人」論。《端傳媒》。2016。3 月 10 日。 8. 蔡玉萍: 選舉還是選美？區選的性別主義。《明報》。2015。12 月 1 日, 版 A28。 9. 蔡玉萍：為什麼在「總統」二字前要加上「女」字？ - 2016 年 1 月 22日 10. 蔡玉萍：二孩政策下中國女孩的命運。《端傳媒》。2015。11 月 2 日。 11. 蔡玉萍。光棍合娶？中國階級婚姻及性别不平等。《端傳媒》。2015。10 月 29 日。 12. 蔡玉萍, 敦樺合著: 已婚移民婦女與家人的相處狀况與問題。《明報》。2015。10 月 16 日, 版 A38。 13. 蔡玉萍: 拿出勇氣面對市民。《明報》。2014。10 月 2 日, 版 A30。 14. 蔡玉萍: 單身就要被 ‘唱衰’? 。《明報》。2012。 4 月 22 日, 版 A29。 15. 蔡玉萍: 向踐踏單身女性尊嚴的節目說不。《明報》。2012。 4 月 20 日, 版 A29。 16. 蔡玉萍: 出軌政客的妻子如何應對丈夫的性醜聞？。《明報》。2012。 3 月 11 日, 版 A29。 17. 蔡玉萍: 本質論身份論述的危險。《星島日報》。2012。2 月 28 日. 18. 蔡玉萍、施德安、盧善姿: 派錢政治政策短視，《明報》2012 年 3 月 8 日，版 A29。 19. 蔡玉萍: 「男性身分危機和『男人之苦』」《星島日報》, 2011 年 6 月 19 日，版 A16。 20. 盧家詠、蔡玉萍: 請不要再把男性的問題推到女性身上！《信報財經新聞》2011 年 8 月 27 日，版 P15。 21. 陳文慧、蔡玉萍﹕政府為這 9 條人命做過什麼？ ——寫在 9 位性工作者被殺兩周年《明報》2010 年 4 月 15 日, 版 A29。 22. 蔡玉萍 : 愛國與民族主義一線之差《明報》2008 年 5 月 13 日, 版 A29。 23. 蔡玉萍 : 裸照論述,《明報》2008 年 2 月 26 日, 版 A29。

SELECTIVE MEDIA INTERVIEWS ON GENDER ISSUES 1. RTHK (中國點點點), 26 June, 2018, on gender and rural-to-urban migration in South China “華南地區工人的男女, 家庭角色轉變”. 2. RTHK (Backchat), 8th March, 2018, on “Women Workforce”.

3. RTHK (香港家書), 9th December, 2017, on prevention against sexual harassment “預防性騷擾”. 4. RTHK (Backchat), 4 December 2017, on “Sexual Harassment and Assault”. 5. RTHK (Backchat), 20 October 2017, on “Sexual Harassment in Asia”. 6. Financial Times, 26, November, 2017, on “Millennial factory workers in China”. 7. RTHK (Backchat), 16 June 2016, on “Women and the Media”. 8. Ｍing Pao, 21 February 2016, on left-behind children in China〈留守兒童父母失責將受罰民政部新規懲「只生不養」港專家：發展農村方可治本〉. 9. Ｍing Pao, 21 April, 2015, on mate selection of Hong Kong women〈匿名引述批港男「不思進取」《人民日報》拆解港女「北嫁」〉. 10. The Alantic, 2 December 2013, on Hong Kong’s Troubling Shortage of Men. 11. Ming Pao, 6 November 2013, on stereotypes about Hong Kong women〈才子評惡女：娶得過〉. 12. BBC World, 14 May 2013, on police abuse against female sex workers in China. 13. China News Service H.K. Branch Ltd (中新社) on increasing divorce rates in Hong Kong, 23 April 2013. 14. Sing Tao Smart Parents (星島親子王), 21 March 2013, on strains experienced by employed mothers in Hong Kong 〈3 大壓力來源港媽身心疲累〉. 15. Asia-Pacific Daily (亞太日報), 28 March 2013, on female partners of politicians and their influence on gender stereotypes in society 〈「夫人外交」體現結構性問題〉. 16. South China Morning Post, 8 March 2013, on Elderly women turning to crime. 17. RTHK Radio 3, 20 February 2013, in the programme “Kwok Talk” on the new book “Women and Girls in Hong Kong: Current Situations and Future Challenges”. 18. Sky Post (晴報), 3 July 2012 on gender and wedding expectations in Hong Kong〈新人籌備婚禮講錢失感情女愛童話男重實際要求大不同〉. 19. Hong Kong Economic Times (香港經濟日報)- 16 April 2012 on gender stereotypes in Hong Kong〈吹捧物化「盛女」性別定形可悲〉. 20. Wall Street Journal, 20 April 2012, “Hong Kong Glued to ‘Bride Wannabes’”. 21. RTHK Radio 3, 20 April 2012, in the programme “Kwok Talk” on issues related to the TV show “Bride Wannabes”.

MAJOR INTERNAL SERVICES Department Level 1. Vice-Chair, Department of Sociology (Aug 2014-July 2015, July 2016-September 2017) 2. Head, Graduate Division, Department of Sociology (August 2012-July 2014) 3. Member, Executive Committee, Department of Sociology (August 2012-July 2018) 4. Director, Pearl River Social Research Centre (2012-2014) 5. Chair, Sub-committee on PRD Research, Department of Sociology (August 2010 - Jan 2012) 6. Chair of the Academic Exchange Committee at the Department of Sociology (September 1, 2007-August 31, 2008).

Faculty Level 1. Faculty Representative to the Graduate School’s Bursary Sub-Committee (August 2012 to July 2014)

College/University Level 1. Member of the Task Force on Gender and Family-friendly Policies (June 2014- present)

2. Director/Co-Director, Gender Research Centre, Hong Kong Institute of Asia-Pacific Studies (HKIAPS) (08/11- 07/14, again 8/19 to present) 3. Associate Director, Gender Research Centre, HKIAPS (02/10-07/11) 4. Associate Director, Centre for Chinese Family Studies, HKIAPS (08/11-07/14) 5. Member of the Executive Committee of the Gender Studies Programme, Social Science Faculty (August 2008-present) 6. Appointed member of the Panel Against Sexual Harassment (September 1, 2006-present) 7. Member of the Task Force on Education and Training of the Committee Against Sexual Harassment (Since 2004)

SELECTIVE EXTERNAL SERVICES 1. International member of the Academic Probation Review Committee, Lau China Institute, King’s College London (September-December 2014). 2. Member of the Academic Consultation Panel Visit for the Departments of Geography, History, Sociology and Master of Social Sciences (Contemporary China Studies), Hong Kong Baptist University, 17-19 December 2014.

MAJOR COMMUNITY SERVICES 3. Appointed Board Member, HKSAR Equal Opportunities Commission (May 2015-April 2019) 4. Elected Convenor, Policy, Research and Training Committee, Equal Opportunities Commission, HKSAR (May 2015-April 2019) 5. Elected Convenor, Working Group on Anti-Sexual Harassment Campaign, Equal Opportunities Commission, HKSAR (May 2015-April 2019) 6. Elected Convenor, Working Group on Equal Opportunity Award, Equal Opportunities Commission, HKSAR (April 2018-present) 7. ExCO member of Action for Reach Out, an NGO providing outreach and health services to commercial sex workers in Hong Kong. (Since 2006)