NACSA NEWSLETTER Winter 2016

CURRENT PRESIDENT

Xiaoling Shu (UC Davis)

PAST PRESIDENTS:

Nan Lin (Duke) 1981-90 Yung-Mei Tsai (Texas Tech) 1990-92 Elena Yu (San Diego State) 1992-94 Dudley Poston (Texas A&M) 1995-96 Alvin Y. So (HKUST) 1997-98 Xiangming Chen (U of Illinois Chicago) 1998-99 Che-Fu Lee (Catholic U of America) 2000-01 Yanjie Bian (HKUST) 2002-03 Min Zhou (UCLA) 2004-05 Dingxin Zhao (U of Chicago) 2006-07 Eric Fong (U of Toronto) 2008-09 Heying Zhan (Georgia State) 2010-11 Lingxin Hao (Johns Hopkins) 2012-13 Emily Hannum (U of Pennsylvania) 2014-15

CURRENT BOARD MEMBERS:

Feinian Chen (U of Maryland) Hua-Yu Sebastian Cherng (New York U) Emily Hannum (U of Pennsylvania) Reza Hasmath (U of Alberta) Qing Lai (Florida International U) Yuping Zhang (Lehigh U) Wei Zhao (UNC-Charlotte)

Treasurer: Qing Lai (Florida International U) Newsletter Editor: Wei Zhao (UNC-Charlotte)

OVERSEAS AREA COORDINATORS: Mainland China: Qiang Li (Tsinghua U) & Xiaotian Feng (Nanjing U) Taiwan: Chieh-Hsuan Chen (Tunghai U) & Wen-Shan Yang (Academia Sinica) Hong Kong: Gina Lai (HK Baptist U) & Danching Ruan (HK Baptist U) Singapore: Yiu-Chung Ho

TABLE OF CONTENTS

NACSA ELECTION AND 2015 ANNUAL CONFERENCE 3

NACSA 2016 ANNUAL CONFERENCE: CALL FOR PAPERS 4

NACSA MEMBERSHIP FORM 5

NEWS FROM MEMBERS 6

Zongshi Chen Reza Hasmath Ho-fung Hung Jieli Li Yi Li Sida Liu Danching Ruan Dali Ma Jiaming Sun Jing Wang Yu Xie Guobin Yang Wei-Jun Jean Yeung Lisa Yiu Jie Zhang Dingxin Zhao

ANNOUNCEMENTS 12

JOBS

CONFERENCES & CALL-FOR-PAPERS

Note: NACSA website is www.NACSA.info. You can subscribe or unsubscribe the NACSA listserv from https://lists.ucdavis.edu/sympa/subscribe/nacsal.

The newsletter is usually published twice (sometimes three times) a year. Please send your news items to Wei Zhao, Department of Sociology, University of North Carolina at Charlotte (Email: [email protected]).

NACSA Board of Directors Election

Based on the NACSA election in 2015, Feinian Chen (U of Maryland), Hua-Yu Sebastian Cherng (New York U), Emily Hannum (U of Pennsylvania), Reza Hasmath (U of Alberta), Qing Lai (Florida International U), Yuping Zhang (Lehigh U), and Wei Zhao (UNC-Charlotte) were elected to NACSA Board of Directors. They will serve the 2016-17 term. Congratulations! We would also like to express our gratitude to all the candidates who agreed to run for the Board of Directors and to all the members who cast the ballots.

As we extend our warm welcome to the new Board members, we would also express our sincere appreciation for the excellent services offered by the outgoing Board members, Yucheng Liang (Sun Yat- sen U), Yao Lu (Columbia U), Ye Luo (Clemson U), Bin Xu (Florida International U), and Jie Zhang (SUNY Buffalo State). We also like to thank Emily Hannum (U of Pennsylvania) for her wonderful leadership and excellent job in all accounts as the NACSA President. Finally, we like to thank Yang Cao (UNC-Charlotte) for his dedication to serving as the Newsletter Editor in the past five years. Thank you all for your great effort, leadership, and contributions! We hope you will continue to offer your invaluable advice and counsel to our association.

Xiaoling Shu Elected the NACSA President

We are also pleased to announce that Xiaoling Shu (UC Davis) has been elected as the new NACSA President, serving a two-year term starting from January 2016. Congratulations! We trust our association will continue to thrive under Xiaoling’s great leadership.

NACSA 2015 Annual Conference in Chicago Emily Hannum

We had a very successful annual conference in Chicago in August 2015. The conference program featured 48 authors, chairs and discussants participating in eight concurrent sessions and a plenary session. Concurrent sessions were convened on a diverse set of topics: physical and mental health; rural- urban migration; gender, work and family; comparative and cross-border studies of education and health; survival strategies: Chinese NGOs in the era of Xi Jinping; sexuality, love and marriage; education and inequality; and institutions and institutional change. A stimulating plenary session on domestic and global migration featured Wei-jun Jean Yeung and Zheng Mu’s recent work on transitions to adulthood among female domestic migrants and Min Zhou’s work on highly-skilled Chinese immigrants to the United States and Singapore. A lively discussion followed. About 35 members joined a post-meeting dinner at Minghin Cuisine.

NACSA 2015 Annual Conference: Student Paper Award

The co-winners of the Student Paper Award were Bin Lian (Department of Sociology at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) for her paper “Women’s Post-Marital Employment in China: Motherhood in an Era of Economic Reform” and Natalie Young (Department of Sociology at the University of Pennsylvania) for her paper “Departing from the Beaten Path: International Schools in China as Response to Barriers, Stress and Risk in the Chinese Educational System”. Congratulations!

NACSA 2016 Annual Conference—Call for Papers

The 2016 NACSA Annual Conference will be held on August 19th in Seattle, Washington, preceding the Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association on August 20-23, 2016. The program committee (Xiaoling Shu, Feinian Chen, and Yuping Zhang) welcome submissions on topics of interest to our membership. Papers offering comparative perspectives on the themes of the conference are also welcome. The committee is particularly interested in papers on these topics:

1. Marriage and the Family 2. Environment and Health 3. Gender and Sexuality 4. Governance and Civil Society 5. Migration, Urbanization, and Development 6. Culture and the Media 7. Education 8. Stratification, Inequalities and Poverty 9. Open Topic

Both complete papers and paper abstracts will be considered. Paper abstracts may be 1‐2 pages, but must contain sufficient detail to suggest timely completion. Papers to be presented at the ASA are eligible for submission. Provide all authors’ names, organizational affiliations, and email addresses. We welcome submissions of papers in Chinese or English from all scholars, researchers, and graduate students working on or interested in China and the Chinese diaspora. The plan is to have eight sessions convened in a two‐concurrent‐session format, and one plenary session in the afternoon toward the end of the conference.

The NACSA Paper Submission Site is https://cmt.research.microsoft.com/NACSA2016/. In the event of any technical difficulties, submissions may be emailed to Xiaoling Shu ([email protected]), with the subject line, NACSA 2016 Submission.

May 1, 2016: Submission deadline. June 1, 2016: Formal acceptance letters distributed for visa applications. July 8, 2016: Provisional program available on the NACSA website. Aug. 1, 2016: Full papers due to organizers/presiders/discussants.

NACSA 2016 Student Paper Award Submission Information: Deadline: July 8, 2016. Papers (1) authored by student(s) only, (2) in English, and (3) to be presented at the 2016 NACSA Conference are eligible for the competition. Student status must be valid as of the end of Spring 2016. Only complete papers will be considered. Please mark *Student Paper Award* in the Subject Area when submitting online https://cmt.research.microsoft.com/NACSA2016/. The Outstanding Student Paper Award Committee consists of Dr. Emily Hannum (Chair), Dr. Reza Hasmath, and Dr. Hua-Yu Sebastian Cherng. One paper (published or unpublished) will be selected and the award will be announced and presented with a plaque at the annual banquet.

NACSA 2016

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Notes: Article V. MEMBERSHIP of the NACSA Bylaws. Persons who subscribe to the stated purposes of NACSA, who agree to abide by the bylaws of the association, and who have graduate training in sociology or any of the social sciences or the social aspects of law, health, and medicine, qualify for NACSA membership. Membership shall be divided into three categories: Regular, Associate, and Student. Regular members shall be eligible to vote, hold office, and serve on the Board of Directors. Regular members shall pay annual dues of $15. Associate members are persons who work as sociologists or social scientists outside of North America and may choose to pay a lower fee of $10. Associate members shall have voting rights but are not eligible to hold office or serve on the Board of Directors. Student members are full-time graduate students in sociology or the social sciences and pay the student membership dues of $5. Student members are not eligible to vote, hold office, or serve on the Board of Directors.

Membership dues shall be paid annually to the association on January 1 of each year. Instead of annual payment of membership dues, a single payment for life (Life Membership) of $300 may be accepted. Once paid, the Life members shall not have to pay annual membership dues and shall have the same voting rights as Regular members. Benefits for dues-paying members include receiving two issues of NACSA’s newsletter per year, being entitled a discount registration fee and free lunch for future NACSA conferences, rights to vote for NACSA officers and Board members, and receiving a periodically updated NACSA membership directory.

News from Members

Zongshi Chen Book

The Revival, Legitimization and Development of Private Enterprises in China: Empowering State Capitalism. Palgrave Macmillan, New York, May, 2015.

Paper

1. 制度环境与民营企业绩效——种群生态学与制度学派视角结合，《社会学研究》，2015 第 4 期。 2. 制度与企业社会责任——兼谈我国企业社会责任内涵和模式，《浙江学刊》，2015 第 6 期。 3. “Chinese private corporate philanthropy: social responsibility, legitimacy strategy and the role of political capital” (with Cao Yang). Forthcoming. Chinese Sociological Review.

Grant

国家社科基金：企业社会责任的制度社会学分析研究。2015.7-2018.12.

Reza Hasmath Publication: Hasmath, R. and Hsu, J. (2016) NGO Governance and Management in China. New York and Oxford: Routledge. [ISBN: 9781138909977] Award: Professor Reza Hasmath is the 2015 recipient of the prestigious Association for Research on Nonprofit Organizations and Voluntary Action (ARNOVA) President’s Award for his research looking at the behavior of Chinese NGOs domestically and internationally.

Ho-fung Hung Ho-fung Hung. 2015. The China Boom: Why China Will Not Rule the World. New York: Columbia University Press. http://cup.columbia.edu/book/the-china-boom/9780231164184 Ho-fung Hung and Daniel Thompson. 2016. “Money Supply, Class Power, and Inflation: Monetarism Revisited.” American Sociological Review. Vol. 81, No. 3.

Jieli Li

Jieli Li. 2015. Nine Modern Cases of State Fragmentation from the American Revolution to Ukraine's Loss of Crimea: A Sociology of Political History. Lewiston, New York: The Edwin Mellen Press, 2015. 300pp.

Jieli Li and Lei Ji. 2015. “Still ‘Familiar’ but No Longer ‘Strangers’: Hui Muslims in Contemporary China,” in X. Li and P. Shan (eds.) Ethnic China: Identity, Assimilation, and Resistance. Lanham, MD: Lexington Books/Rowman & Littlefield, 2015, pp. 153-170.

Yi Li 1. 李毅选集第一卷《中国复兴大战略》2015 HTTP://WWW.LANGLANG.CC/16533947.HTM 2．李毅选集第二卷《中国社会分层结构的演变》2015 HTTP://WWW.LANGLANG.CC/16637214.HTM 3）中国复兴大战略---李毅北大社会学演讲稿 HTTP://RDCY-SF.RUC.EDU.CN/DISPLAYNEWS.PHP?ID=17092 4）李毅南京航空航天大学社会学演讲视频 HTTPS://WWW.YOUTUBE.COM/WATCH?V=FQN7G2EFJUU HTTP://V.YOUKU.COM/V_SHOW/ID_XMTM3MTE4NZC4MA==.HTML?FROM=S1.8-1-1.2? HTTP://WWW.KUNLUNCE.CN/LLYJ/FL1/2015-10-18/14235.HTML

Sida Liu Liu, Sida and Hongqi Wu. “The Ecology of Organizational Growth: Chinese Law Firms in the Age of Globalization.” Forthcoming. American Journal of Sociology.

Danching Ruan 定宜庄、阮丹青、杨善华。2015。《大历史、小人物：黄宗汉与东风电视机厂改革》。香港: 牛津大学出版社。(Yizhuang Ding, Danching Ruan, and Shanhua Yang. 2015. The Best Years—Oral History Accounts of Huang Zonghan and Beijing East Wind TV Factory's Transformation in the Early Years of China's Economic Reform. Hong Kong: Oxford University Press.)

Ruan, Danching and Shu Zhu. 2015. “Birds of a Feather—a Study of Social Networks of Mainland Chinese Students in Hong Kong.” American Behavioral Scientist. 59 (9): 1100–1114.

Dali Ma Ma, Dali. “Social Belonging and Economic Action: Affection-based Social Circles in the Creation of Private Entrepreneurship.” Social Forces 94 (Sep 2015): 87-114.

Jiaming Sun

PUBLICATIONS:

Jiaming Sun. “Explore the Deeper Causes of Social Impetuous and Trace Back to a Hundred Year of Chinese History” (in Chinese) in Probe. No.2, 2015 (Serial No. 182) Chongqing, China. ISSN1007-5194

“社会浮躁的百年历史回溯及深层原因初探”孙嘉明探索杂志 2015 年第 2 期

Jiaming Sun. “‘Corporate Choice’ or ‘Public Choice’—Government Behavior under Market Economic Conditions” (in Chinese) in Fudan Sociological Forum (Vol.3) p.230, Huaxia Publishing House, ISBN 978-7-5080-8428-2. Biejing, China. April 2015.

“‘法人选择’还是‘公共选择’? — 市场经济条件下的政府行为” 孙嘉明复旦社会学论坛华夏出版社 2015 年 4 月

GUEST LECTURE:

Jiaming Sun. “Global Connectivity and Urban Transformation” for the Summer School Program in NYU Shanghai (New York University—Shanghai Campus) Invited by East China Normal University, July 16th, 2015.

BOOK CONTRACT:

Recently I received a book contract with Taylor & Francis on my proposed book "China's Generation Gap" with ISBN: 978-1-138-64793-0. The complete typescript of the book has to be delivered to the publisher by the end of 2016.

Jing Wang Wang, Jing and Jie Yang. 2015. “Review on the effects of population ageing on medical security system and countermeasures.” Journal of Medicine and Philosophy. Volume 36, Number 1A: 61-62.

Yu Xie Yu Xie named director of new Center on Contemporary China at Princeton Yu Xie, the Bert G. Kerstetter '66 University Professor of Sociology and the Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies(PIIRS), has been named the inaugural director of the Center on Contemporary China at Princeton University. Xie joined the faculty at Princeton University after 26 years at the University of Michigan, most recently as the Otis Dudley Duncan Distinguished University Professor of Sociology, Statistics and Public Policy and a research professor in the Population Studies Center at Michigan's Institute for Social Research. Xie's main areas of interest are social stratification, demography, statistical methods, Chinese studies and sociology of science. He is a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Academia Sinica and the National Academy of Sciences. For details, go to https://www.princeton.edu/main/news/archive/S43/94/86C61/index.xml?section=topstories.

Guobin Yang Guobin Yang, (Forthcoming, May 2016). The Red Guard Generation and Political Activism in China. New York: Columbia University Press. Jacques deLisle, Avery Goldstein, and Guobin Yang, eds. (Forthcoming, March 2016) The Internet, Social Media, and a Changing China. University of Pennsylvania Press. Guobin Yang, ed. 2015. China’s Contested Internet. University of Copenhagen: NIAS Press.

Wei-Jun Jean Yeung Edited Special Internationally Referred Journal Issues: Yeung, W.J.J. and Park, Hyunjoon. (2016). Growing Up in One-Parent Families in Asia. Guest Editors. A special issue in Marriage and Family Review, Jan, 2016. (include an introduction editorial) Yeung, W.J. and Cheung, A. (2015). Living Alone: One Person Households in Asia. Guest Editors. A special collection in Demographic Research, V.32. 2015. (include an introduction editorial) Yeung, W. J. and Jones G. (2014). Marriage in Asia, A special issue in Journal of Family Issues, Guest Editors. 35(12). (include an introduction editorial)

Other articles: Hao, L. and Yeung. W.J. (2015). “Parental Spending on School-Age Children: Structural Stratification and Parental Expectation”, Demography, 52(2): 1-26. Raymo, J., H. Park, Y. Xie and W. J. Yeung. (2015). “Marriage and Family in East Asia: Continuity and Change”, Annual Review of Sociology, V.41. 8.1-8.22 Yeung, W.J. and Cheung, A. (2015). “Living Alone: One-person Household in Asia”, Demographic Research, V.32: 1099-1112. Cheung, A. and Yeung, WJ. (2015). “Temporal-Spatial Patterns of One-person Households in China, 1982-2005”, Demographic Research, V.32: 1209-1238. Jones, G. and Yeung, W.J. (2014). “Marriage in Asia: Introduction”, Journal of Family Issues, 2014/35(10): 1-18. Yeung, W. J. J. and Guo, Xiaorong. (2016). “Left behind by Parents in China: Internal Migration and Adolescents’ Well-being.” Marriage and Family Review, Published on line, Oct, 2015.

Lisa Yiu

“The Dilemma of Care: A Theory and Praxis of Citizenship-based Care for China’s Rural Migrant Youth.” Forthcoming. Harvard Educational Review.

Jie Zhang Sun, Long and Jie Zhang. 2015. "Coping Skill as a Moderator between Negative Life Events and Suicide among Young People in Rural China." Journal of Clinical Psychology 71:258-266.

Zhang, Jie, Long Sun, Yeates Conwell, Ping Qin, Cun-Xian Jia, Shuiyuan Xiao, and Xin-Ming Tu. 2015. "Suicides and medically serious attempters are of the same population in Chinese rural young adults." Journal of Affective Disorders 176:176-182.

Sun, Long, Jie Zhang, and Xianchen Liu. 2015. "Insomnia symptom, mental disorder and suicide: A case-control study in Chinese rural youths." Sleep and Biological Rhythms 13:181-188.

Sun, Long and Jie Zhang. 2015. "Potential years of life lost due to suicide in China, 2006–2010." Public Health 129:555-560.

Sun, Long, Han Li, Jie Zhang, and Qiong Wu. 2015. "Psychological strains and suicide intent: Results from a psychological autopsy study with Chinese rural young suicides." International Journal of Social Psychiatry 61:677-683.

Lyu, Juncheng, Hong Shi, Suzhen Wang, and Jie Zhang. 2015. "The effect of community stress and problems on psychopathology: A structural equation modeling study." Comprehensive Psychiatry 65:24- 31.

Zhang, Jie and Lin Lin. 2015. "The Moderating Effect of Social Support on the Relationship between Impulsivity and Suicide in Rural China." Community Mental Health Journal 51:585-590.

Guo, Lihua, Jie Zhang, Wei Ma, Xiaojuan Sha, Xiangren Yi, Bingyin Zhang, Chunping Wang, and Shumei Wang. 2015. "Offspring caregivers’ depression affected by intergenerational disagreements on preferred living arrangement for the elderly: A phenomena with Chinese characteristic." Archives of Gerontology and Geriatrics 61:363-370.

Sun, Long and Jie Zhang. 2015. "Characteristics of Chinese rural young suicides: Who did not have a strong intent to die." Comprehensive Psychiatry 57:73-78.

Dingxin Zhao 专著：

2015. The Confucian-Legalist State: A New Theory for Chinese History. New York: Oxford University Press.

2015. State and War: A Comparative Analysis of the Chinese and European Historical Development. Hangzhou: Zhejiang University Press.

文章：

2015. “Social Movements as a Dialogic Process: Framing, Background Expectancies and the Dynamics of the Anti-CNN Movement.” Chinese Sociological Review. (Accepted).

2015. “In Defense of Max Weber.” China Scholarship (Zhongguo xueshu) (Accepted).

2015. “Max Weber and Patterns of Chinese History.” Chinese Journal of Sociology (Accepted).

2015. “Differences between Natural and Social Sciences and their Consequences.” (Ziran kexue he shehui kexue de qubie) Sociological Review of China (Shehuixue pinglun) 3: 3-18.

2015. “Performance Legitimacy, State Autonomy and China’s Economic Miracle.” Journal of Contemporary China, (with Hongxin Yang). 24: 64-82.

书中章节：

2015. “In Defense of Max Weber – The Logic of Comparison and Patterns of Chinese History.” In Max Weber's Economic Ethos of the World Religions, edited by Thomas C. Ertman. New York: Cambridge University Press.

2015. “The Han Bureaucracy: Its Origin, Structure and Development.” In State Power in China and Rome, edited by Walter Scheidel. New York: Oxford University Press.

采访报道：

2015. “Searching for a ‘Price Mechanism’ for Humanities and Social Sciences in China.” Qianjiang Wanbao, December 30, 2015, http://qjwb.zjol.com.cn/html/2015-12/30/content_3246142.htm?div=-1

2015. “On the Formation of the ‘Confucian-Legalist’ States: An Interview with Zhao Dingxin.” Oriental History Review, September 1, 2015, http://chuansong.me/n/1660700

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Jobs

Job opportunity at Zhejiang University

The Department of Sociology at Zhejiang University, China, invites applications for up to five tenure-track and tenured positions. Field of specialization is open, although we are particularly interested in candidates with strength in the following areas: social theory, comparative/historical sociology, political sociology, economic sociology, organizational sociology, cultural sociology, and big data. Ability to teach quantitative methods at the graduate level is a plus. Both ABDs and more established scholars are welcome to apply. Zhejiang University offers competitive salary and generous housing benefits. For preliminary screening, please send a letter of application, curriculum vitae, and two writing samples (at least one solo-authored) to [email protected]. Please also arrange to have three recommendation letters sent to the same email address. All complete applications will receive full consideration until all positions are filled.

Job Vacancies at Sociology Department, Fudan University

The Department of Sociology at Fudan University (Shanghai, China), invites applications for two to three positions at the level of assistant professor. Applicants should (1) have a PhD in sociology with a specialization in social stratification and mobility, urban sociology, social organization or sociological theory; (2) demonstrate excellence in publishing records; (3) can teach the undergraduate and graduate level courses of one of the specialized areas listed above; (4) Applicants who can teach sociological theory at undergraduate and graduate level, or have excellent skills with advanced statistical analysis, will be preferred qualifications.

Send letter of application, CV, sample publications, the names of three references, and contact information to [email protected] and [email protected]. Please call Ms. Wu at +86-21-6564-2735 for further inquiry. After receiving the application materials, the hiring committee will finish reviewing the application materials within two month. Selected candidates will be contacted and invited to give a job talk in due course. Applications will be accepted until the positions are filled.

Central University of Finance and Economics

School of Social Development

Assistant Professors of Sociology, Social Psychology, and Social Work

Institution Type: College / University Location: China Position: Assistant Professor

Central University of Finance and Economics has several full time openings for scholars with Ph.D. degrees from a US university in the areas of sociology, social psychology, and social work. Interested individuals can submit applications online http://zhaopin.cufe.edu.cn:8080/hire/hireNetPortal/search_zp_position.do?b_exit=exit . For more information about the university, please visit http://www.cufe.edu.cn/. For more information about the job openings, please contact Dr. Gao Linyu at 86-10-6228-9120 or [email protected].

中央财经大学 2015 年公开招聘优秀国内应届毕业生和海外留学人才公告 http://www.cufe.edu.cn/

一、招聘岗位（请查看附件）

优秀留学人才

二、招聘方式

我校 2016 年国内应届毕业生招聘采用网上申报方式，不以其他方式接收简历。请应聘者自公告之日起登陆“中央财

经大学人事招聘系统”（网址为 http://zhaopin.cufe.edu.cn:8080/hire/hireNetPortal/search_zp_position.do?b_exit=exit ）注册后录入个

人真实信息，选择申报相应职位。

三、资格条件

2016 年招聘的海外留学归国人才应当具备如下条件：

（一）教学科研岗

1. 年龄一般不超过 40 周岁（1976 年 1 月 1 日以后出生）。

2. 国外著名大学或科研机构博士后或博士研究生毕业取得相应学位。

3. 对本学科建设或学术研究有创新性构想，在海内外相关领域知名学术期刊独立或以第一作者身份发表具有较高

水平的学术论文。

4. 具有较高的外语水平，有良好双语教学能力者优先考虑。

5. 身心健康。

人事处与用人单位通过指定招聘系统 http://zhaopin.cufe.edu.cn:8080/hire/hireNetPortal/search_zp_position.do?b_exit=exit 共同收集应聘者

简历。

教学科研岗位简历投递截止时间为 2016 年 3 月 1 日。

具体招聘事宜请直接与相关用人单位联系、咨询。可打电话给高霖雨副院长：86-10-6228-9120

学校招聘政策咨询电话：010-6228-9012，尹老师、李老师。

Dr. Gao Linyu 86-10-6228-9120; [email protected] Contact: Dr. Zhang Jie 1-716-861-1564; [email protected]

Website: http://zhaopin.cufe.edu.cn:8080/hire/hireNetPortal/search_zp_position.do?b_exit=exit Primary Sociology Category: Secondary Psychology Categories: Posting Date: 01/8/2016 Closing Date: 08/20/2016

Conferences & Call-for-Papers:

Conference

ISA RC28 (stratification and mobility) 2016 spring conference to be held in National University of Singapore, May 26-28, 2016. The theme of this conference is

"INTERGENERATIONAL TRANSFER, HUMAN CAPITAL, AND INEQUALITY"

For more details, please see conference website: http://singaporerc28.nus.edu.sg/

Call-for-Papers

American Review of China Studies – Call for Papers

American Review of China Studies (ARCS), peer-reviewed and published in English, is the official journal of the Association of Chinese Professors of Social Sciences (ACPSS) in the United States of America (www.acpssus.org). Founded in 2000, ARCS is dedicated to its long- standing mission of providing a platform for intellectual discourse and inspiration among scholars who are interested in the areas of China studies. ARCS publishes original works that cover a broad range of China studies in the diverse disciplines of the humanities and social sciences and the editors particularly welcome submissions of critical and applied research using quantitative, qualitative, interpretative, historical and comparative methods. ARCS only accepts papers written in English and all submitted manuscripts will undergo a double-blind peer review process before editorial decision is made on the paper’s suitability for publication. Manuscript is submitted with the understanding that it has not been published previously and is currently under consideration by another journal. All manuscripts should be prepared by following the APA style guide. A research paper should not exceed 10,000 words in length including text, notes, and references. Each submission should contain an abstract of 150 words highlighting the central ideas of the paper and provide five key words. A book review is limited to books published within the past two years (by the time of submission) and should be no more than 2000 words in length. All submitted manuscripts must be double-spaced, numbered and formatted in Times New Roman 12-font and have 1-inch (2.5 cm) margins throughout the paper. On a separate page, personal biographical and contact information should be provided, including author’s name, affiliation, position, major area of research, phone number, and mailing and email addresses. ARCS accepts online submission (in Microsoft Word format). All manuscripts and inquiries should be sent via email to the journal’s editorial office at [email protected], or through mail correspondence to executive editor, Dr. Jieli Li, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, Ohio University, Athens, Ohio, 45701, U.S.A. To know more about ARCS, please visit www.arcs-journal.org

China Journal of Social Work CALL FOR PAPERS

Editors in Chief Professor Daniel LAI, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, HKSAR Professor Sibin WANG, Peking University, China

Special Issue: Social Work and the Ethnic Minorities in China

The theme of special issue 9.3 (Publication Date: November 2016) is Social Work and the Ethnic Minorities in China. It aims to provide a platform for discussion of the relationship between social work and ethnic minority groups in China. It also seeks papers on social work working with new immigrants and South Asian ethnic groups in Hong Kong. Social work papers on the Chinese communities in Asia and around the world are welcomed. Submission Deadline: 1 April 2016

Manuscript Submission

While China Journal of Social Work primarily targets submissions in English, quality academic papers written in Chinese may also be selected for publication. The abstracts of the papers are published in both English and Chinese. Submissions should not exceed 8,000 words in English, and no more than 10,000 in Chinese, with an abstract of 100-150 words on a separate sheet of paper. All submissions should be submitted via ScholarOne. You may find additional information on the journal at http://www.tandfonline.com/rcsw.

Aims and Scope

Social work as an academic discipline was re-reintroduced to universities on the Chinese Mainland in the 1980s. The number of universities offering social work programs has increased dramatically in the past two decades. Social services provided by government organizations and NGOs have also proliferated as a response to rising social problems and needs. China Journal of Social Work endeavours to provide a platform for scholars within and outside of the Chinese Mainland to share research, teaching and practice experiences and to facilitate critical dialogue between Chinese social workers and their international peers.

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