Curriculum Vitae Wu Jieh-Min

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Curriculum Vitae Wu Jieh-min

Contact Institute of Sociology, Academia Sinica 128, Sec. 2, Academia Rd, Taipei, Taiwan Tel: 886-2-2652-5100, 2652-5105 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.ios.sinica.edu.tw/fellow/wujiehmin

Major Employments Research fellow, Institute of Sociology, Academia Sinica, 2019-present. Adjunct Associate professor, Institute of Sociology, National Tsing Hua University, 2011-present. Executive board member, Center for Contemporary China, National Tsing Hua University, 2007-present. Director, Center for Contemporary China, National Tsing Hua University, 2005- 2007. Coordinator, Joint MA Degree Program in China Studies, National Tsing Hua University and Academia Sinica, 2003-2006. An Wang Postdoctoral Fellow, Fairbank Center for East Asian Research, Harvard University, 1998-99.

Education Ph.D. in Political Science, Columbia University, 1998 M.A. in Political Science, National Taiwan University, 1990 B.A. in Political Science, National Taiwan University, 1987

Research Interests Political sociology, political economy, social movement, democratization

Fellowships and Scholarships Visiting Professor, L'École des hautes études en sciences sociales (EHESS), June 2016. Fulbright Senior Visiting Scholarship, Department of Sociology, UCLA, 2007-8. Abroad Research Fellowship, National Science Council, Taiwan, 2007-8.

University Research Fellowship for Junior Faculty, National Tsing Hua University, 2001. An Wang Postdoctoral Fellowship, Fairbank Center for East Asian Research, Harvard University, 1998-99.

Journal Editorial Board Taiwanese Sociology, 2012-2014 (2013-4 associate editor), 2001-2002.

Research Projects and Academic Projects PI, “China's Influence Operations and Impacts: Comparing Taiwan, South Korea, Malaysia, and Australia,” Ministry of Science and Technology, Taiwan, 2019-2021. PI, “Exploring the Causes of Political Power Shift: Socioeconomic Changes, Political Protest Cycle, and Public Opinion Trends in Taiwan 2000-2016,” Ministry of Science and Technology, Taiwan, 2017-2019. PI, “Globalization, China Factor, Politico-economic Changes and Social Protest: Comparing Taiwan and Hong Kong,” Ministry of Science and Technology, Taiwan, 2015-2017. PI, Book writing project on “Taiwanese Capital and the Changing Pearl River Delta Development Model: 1980s-Present”, National Science Council, Taiwan, 2013-2015. PI, Integrated project on "Globalization and the Making of Market Society in China," National Science Council, Taiwan, 2006-2009 PI, Integrated project on "Globalization and the Making of Market Society in China," a boosting matching project, funded by National Tsing Hua University, 2007-2009 PI, "Internationalization of the China Studies in Taiwan," National Tsing Hua University, 2006-2007 PI, "Data Center in Market Society Development in China-Modernity and Postsocialist Transformation," Ministry of Education, Taiwan, 2004-2006 PI, "Issues and Research Community Integration in Social and Political Studies on China, NSC, 2005-2006 PI, "The Figuration and Transformation of Differential Citizenship, A Study on the Migrant Workers in China, NSC, 2004-2006 PI, "Birth of a Local Public Sphere: Public Communication between Capital, Livelihood, and Ecological Conservation in the Ching-Shan-Mian Area,"

NSC, 2002-2004 PI, "From 'Collective Ownership' to Cadre Manipulation of Property Rights: Rural Land Institutional Changes in the Yangtze River Delta and Pearl River Delta, China," NSC, 2000-2001

Publications https://www.ios.sinica.edu.tw/fellow/wujiehmin

Books and Edited Books Wu Jieh-min, 2019. Rent-Seeking Developmental State in China: Taishang, Guangdong Model and Global Capitalism (in Chinese). Taipei: National Taiwan University Press and Harvard-Yenching Institute. Wu Jieh-min, Tsai Hung-jeng, Cheng Tsu-bang eds., 2017, Anaconda in the Chandelier: Mechanisms of Influence and Resistance in the "China Factor” (in Chinese). Taipei: Rive Gauche. Wu Jieh-min, Yun Fan and Gu Er-Teh (Thomas Kuo), eds., 2014, The Era of Significant Changes: Taiwan 1990-2010 (in Chinese, second edition) Taipei: Rive Gauche. Wu Jieh-min ed., 2013, Double Helix of Power and Capital: China and Cross- Strait Studies from the Taiwanese Perspective (in Chinese). Taipei: Rive Gauche. Wu Jieh-min, 2012. Third View of China (in Chinese). Taipei: Rive Gauche.

Translation

Into Chinese, Albert O. Hirschman, The Rhetoric of Reaction: Perversity, Futility, Jeopardy, the Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, 1991), published by Journalist Culture in 2002 and by Rive Gauche 2013.

Journal Papers and Book Chapters

Hsu, En-en, Wu Jieh-min, Tsung-tang Lee, I-lun Shih, 2019, “The Story of ‘We- NGO’: Explaining the Networks and Solidarity of the Sunfl ower Occupy Movement” (in Chinese), Taiwanese Sociology Number 38 (December): 1-61. Wu Jieh-min, 2019, "Taiwan’s Sunflower Occupy Movement as a Transformative Resistance to the “China Factor," in Ching Kwan Lee and Ming Sing eds., Take Back Our Future: An Eventful Political Sociology of Hong Kong’s Umbrella Movement (Cornell University Press).

Wu Jieh-min, 2017, “Commercialization of China’s United Front Strategy: How Beijing Manipulates Cross-Strait Government-Business Relations” (in Chinese), pp. 632-675 in Lee Zong-rong and Lin Thung-hong eds., Unfinished Miracle: Taiwanese Economy and Society in Transition, Taipei: Institute of Sociology, Academia Sinica. Wu Jieh-min, 2017, "Migrant Citizenship Regimes in Globalized China: A Historical-Institutional Comparison," Rural China. Volume 14, No. 1. Wu Jieh-min, 2017, "Mechanisms of Influence and Resistance in the China Factor" (in Chinese), pp. 21-85 in Wu Jieh-min, Tsai Hung-jeng, Cheng Tsu-bang eds., Anaconda in the Chandelier: Mechanisms of Influence and Resistance in the "China Factor”. Taipei: Rive Gauche. Wu Jieh-min, 2016, “The China Factor in Taiwan: Impact and Response”, pp. 425-445 in Gunter Schubert ed., Routledge Handbook of Contemporary Taiwan. London and New York: Routledge. Wu Jieh-min and Mei Liao, 2016, “Occupy, to Break the Dismal Determinism” (in Chinese), pp. 117-63 in Hsiu-hsing Lin and Rwei-ren Wu eds., Penetration: Vibration, Depth and Vision of the Sunflower Occupy Movement. Taipei: Rive Gauche. Wu Jieh-min, 2016, “Business as Political Game: On Political Roles of Taiwanese Firms” (in Japanese) in Shigeto Sonoda and Michael H.H Hsiao eds, How to cope with China Risks: Challenges of Japanese, Korean, and Taiwanese Firms. Tokyo: Tokyo University Press. Wu Jieh-min and Mei Liao, 2015, “From Unification-Independence Divide to the China Factor: How Changing Political Identity Influences Voting Behavior” (in Chinese) Taiwanese Sociology (29): 87-130. Wu Jieh-min, 2015, “The Path to the Sunflower Movement: How the Taiwanese Civil Society Has Resisted the China Factor” (in Japanese), Nihon Taiwan Gakkaihou (17): 1-36. Wu Jieh-min, 2015,“The China Factor: Local Collaborative Mechanism” (in Chinese), Taiwanese Sociological Studies Newsletter, No.83, pp. 4-11. Wu Jieh-min, 2015, “Why are the Resistance Movements in Hong Kong and Taiwan Converging?” (in Chinese) Router: A Journal of Cultural Studies (No. 18, 2014 Spring): 162-167. Wu Jieh-min, 2015. "Taiwan after the Colonial Century: Bringing China into Foreground," in Shu-Mei Shih and Ping-Hui Liao eds., Comparatizing Taiwan. London and New York: Routledge.

Wu Jieh-min, 2014, “The Resistance Movements of Taiwan and Hong Kong under the China Factor, pp. 130-144 in Cheng-Yu Hsieh, Nobuo Takahashi, and Ying-Che Huang eds., Cooperation and Peace in East Asia. Taipei: Avanguard. Wu Jieh-min, 2014, “‘1992 Consensus’ and Taiwan’s Presidential Election under the Influence of China” (in Japanese) pp. 195-210 in Takeshi Baba and Cheng-Yu Hsieh eds., Democracy and the Cross-Strait Relationship from the East Asian Perspective. Tokyo: Eastern Bookstore. Wu Jieh-min, 2013, “Double Helix of Power and Capital,” pp. 5-18 in Wu Jieh- min ed., Double Helix of Power and Capital: China and Cross-Strait Studies from the Taiwanese Perspective (in Chinese). Taipei: Rive Gauche. Wu Jieh-min and Yen-fen Tseng, 2013, “Cross-State Governing Field: Identity Politics between Taiwan and China,” pp. 410-436 in Wu Jieh-min ed., Double Helix of Power and Capital: China and Cross-Strait Studies from the Taiwanese Perspective (in Chinese). Taipei: Rive Gauche. Wu Jieh-min, 2013, “Imagining China from the Taiwanese Perspective” (in Chinese), Reflexion (24): 321-339. Wu Jieh-min, 2013, “Taiwan’s Democracy, the China Factor and the Cross- Strait Civil Society Forums” (in Chinese), pp. 376-388 in Ji-Dong Hao ed., Political Culture and Civil Society in China, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao. Singapore: World Scientific Press. Wu Jieh-min, 2012, “Revolution Elsewhere? Remembering the 1980s” (in Chinese) Reflexion (22): 157-178. Wu Jieh-min, 2012, "China Factor and Cross-Strait Civic Dialog" (in Chinese), collected in Tseng Kuo-hsiang and Hsu Szu-chien eds, Calling for Civility: In Search of Peace between Taiwan and China. Taipei: Rive Gauche. Wu Jieh-min and Yen-fen Tseng, 2012, "Identity Politics in the Cross-Strait Governance Field" (in Japanese), China 21 Vol.36 (March): 13-34. Wu Jieh-min, 2011, "Strangers Forever? Differential Citizenship and China’s Rural Migrant Workers" (in Chinese), Taiwanese Sociology, No 21: 51-99. Tseng, Yen-fen and Wu Jieh-min, 2011, “Reconfiguring Citizenship and Nationality: Dual Citizenship of Taiwanese Migrants in China,” Citizenship Studies, Vol. 15, No. 2, pp. 265 - 282. Mark Selden and Wu Jieh-min, 2011, “The Chinese State, Incomplete Proletarianization and Structures of Inequality in Two Epochs,” The Asia-Pacific Journal Vol 9, Issue 5 No 1, January

31. http://japanfocus.org/-Mark-Selden/3480 Wu Jieh-min, 2010, “The Third View of China,” (in Chinese) in Wu Jieh-min et al. eds., The Era of Significant Changes: Taiwan 1990-2010. Taipei: Rive Gauche. Wu, Jieh-min, 2010. "Rural Migrant Workers and China's Differential Citizenship: A Comparative-Institutional Analysis," pp. 55-81 in Martin King Whyte ed., One Country, Two Societies: Rural-Urban Inequality in Contemporary China. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press. Tseng, Yen-fen, Wu Jieh-min, 2010, "Bringing Politics Back In: Regulating Dual Citizenship of Taiwanese Migrants in China," (in Chinese) SOCIETAS, no. 32. Wu Jieh-min, 2009, "The China Factor and Its Impact on Taiwan's Democracy," (in Chinese) Reflexion, no. 11, pp. 141-157. Wu Jieh-min, Lii Ding-Tzann, 2008, "Life in Taiwan: Electoral Democracy and Its Discontent," (in Chinese) Reflexion, no. 9, pp. 33-68. Also collected in Wang Hong-Zen et al. eds., Cross Disciplines: Mobile and Resilient Taiwan. Taipei: Chiun-Shiue. Wu Jieh-min, lay Chih-jou Chen, Ming-chi Chen, 2008, "Trans-Strait New Social Research: An Emerging Field in Taiwan's China Studies," (Chinese) Contemporary China Newsletter, no. 9, pp. 12-33. Lii Ding-Tzann, Wu Jieh-min, 2008, "A Conceptual-Historical Inquiry of Civil Society," (Chinese), in Shieh Gwo-Shyong ed., Contending Voices in Sociology: the History of Sociology as a Discipline in Taiwan. Taipei: Chi un-Shiue. Wu Jieh-min, Tseng Yen-fen, 2007, "Citizenship and Identity Politics in the 'Cross-Strait Governance Field," collected in Prospect Foundation ed., Two Decades of Opening in the Taiwan Strait: Retrospect and Looking Ahead. Taipei: Prospect Foundation. Wu Jieh-min, Lii Ding-Tzann, 2005, "Channeling Sensus Communis: An Analysis of the Public Sphere Rhetorical Model in the Lin-he Community" (Chinese), Taiwanese Sociology , No.9. Lii Ding-Tzann, Wu Jieh-min, 2005, "Modernity, Religion, and Magic: Governmentality of a Local Temple" (Chinese), Taiwan: A Radical Quarterly in Social Studies, No.59, pp. 143-184. Wu Jieh-min, 2005, "Pink Specter on the Taiwan Strait" (Chinese), Taiwan: A Radical Quarterly in Social Studies, No.56, pp. 219-234.

Wu Jieh-min, 2005, "Guanxi Politics: Survival Strategies and Ethical Situation of the Taiwanese Businesspeople in China," (Chinese) pp. 37-63 in Taiwan Middle Society ed., Crisis Time, Understanding China. Kaohsiung: Chuen-Huei. Wu Jieh-min, 2004, "The 'Guanxi-Sensitive Zone' and 'Symbolic Clustering' of Taiwanese Business Communities in China" (Chinese), Contemporary China Newsletter, No.3: 37-40. Wu Jieh-min, 2004, "Beyond the Blue-Green Tango: Social Movement vs. National Security in the 320 Referendum Dispute," Issues and Studies, Vol. 40, Nos.3/4, pp. 342-353. Wu Jieh-min, 2004, "Collective Identity Formation in Taiwan: Social Imaginations in the Indigenous Literature Debate (xiang-tu wen-xue lun- zhan) in the 1970s" (Chinese), in Lii Ding-Tzann ed., Public Sphere in Taiwan, Taipei: Guiguan Publishing Company. Wu Jieh-min, 2003, "Referendum as a Critical Public Force" (Chinese), SOCIETAS, no. 7. Also re-published by National Lawyers, no. 11: 79-84. Wu Jieh-min, 2002, "Disenchant the Clausewitzian Logic of Action: an Analysis of the Social Reform Predicament in Taiwan" (Chinese), Taiwanese Sociology (4): 159-198. Wu Jieh-min, 2002, "Imminent Collapse or Tolerable Instability?" A review of Gordon Chang's The Coming Collapse of China (New York: Random House, 2001), Issues and Studies Vol. 38, No.2, pp. 248-250. Wu Jieh-min, 2001, “State Policy and Guanxi Network Adaptation in China: Local Bureaucratic Rent-Seeking,” Issues and Studies, Vol. 37, No. 1, pp. 20-48. Wu Jieh-min, 2001, "Fictive Ownership Rights and the 'Rules of Guanxi' ," (Chinese) in Zhu Yanhua and Zhang Weian eds., Social and Cultural Analyses in the Chinese Economies, Taipei: Shengzhi Publishing Company. Wu Jieh-min, 2000, "Human Space Squeezed: Differential Status and Chinese Style of Multiple Exploitation" (Chinese), Taiwan: A Radical Quarterly in Social Studies, No.39, pp. 1-44. Wu Jieh-min, 2000, "Launching Satellites: Predatory Land Policy and Forged Industrialization in Interior China," pp. 309-349 in Si-ming Li and Wing- shing Tang eds., China's Regions, Polity and Economy: A Study of Spatial Transformation in the Post-Reform Era (Hong Kong: The Chinese University Press).

Wu Jieh-min, 1998, "The Institutional Dynamics of Rapid Rural Industrialization in China: Local Property Right Regime and Informal Privatization," (Chinese) Taiwanese Political Science Review, No.3. Wu Jieh-min, 1998, "Understanding the Chinese Strategic Intention on Taiwan," (Chinese) an introduction to Andrew Nathan and Robert Ross, The Great Wall and the Empty Fortress: China's Search for Security, Chinese edition, Taipei: Rye Publishing Company. Wu Jieh-min, 1997, "Strange Bedfellows: Dynamics of Government-Business Relations between Chinese Local Authorities and Taiwanese Investors," Journal of Contemporary China, Vol. 6, No. 15. Wu Jieh-min, 1996, "Economic Leap-Forward and Political Standoff: Cross- Strait Relations in the Early Post-Cold War Era" (Chinese), Taiwanese Political Science Review, No. I.

Selected Conference Papers Wu Jieh-min, 2019, “Populism and Geopolitics: Taiwan in the Shadow of China,” Symposium on “Populism, organized by Institute of Sociology, Academia Sinica, December 1, Annual Meeting of the Taiwanese Sociological Association, Taipei.

Wu Jieh-min, 2019, “The China Factor 2.0: Geopolitical and Geoeconomic Changes and the Diffusion and Evolution of the Chinese Influence Operations in Taiwan” (in Chinese), organized by the Institute of Southeast Asia, National Sun Yat-sen University, CIS, Institute of Sociology, Academia Sinica, and Center for Contemporary China, National Tsing Hua University, December 12-13. Kaohsiung: National Sun Yat-sen University.

Wu Jieh-min and Hung-jeng Tsai, 2018, "The China Factor in Taiwan: Incentive Structure, Impact Assessment, and Counter-Actions," paper presented at the workshop on “The corrosion of democracy under China’s global influence,” organized by the Taiwan Foundation for Democracy, May 28-29, 2018.

Wu Jieh-min, 2018, The Making of Taiwanese National Identity: Indigenization, the China Factor, and the Anxiety of “To-Be-Unified”, presented at the “Sunflowers and Umbrellas: Social Movements, Expressive Practices, and Political Culture in Taiwan and Hong Kong” conference, March 16-17, 2018, Institute of East Asian Studies and Center for Chinese Studies, UC Berkeley.

Wu Jieh-min, 2017, “The China Factor and the Possibilities of Post-Colonial Politics, “Decolonizing Hong Kong: From the British Colonial to the SAR

Era,” organized by the Hong Kong Federation of Students, December 22, The Chinese University of Hong Kong.

Wu Jieh-min and Hung-Jeng Tsai, 2017, The China Factor in Taiwan: Incentive Structure, Impact Assessment, and Counter-Actions, presented at the workshop, “The corrosion of democracy under China’s global influence”, organized by Taiwan Foundation for Democracy, Sept. 2017, Arlington, VA.

Wu Jieh-min, 2017, “Taiwan’s Sunflower Occupy Movement as a Transformative Event,” paper presented at Workshop on the Hong Kong Umbrella Movement, Hong Kong: HKUST, January 4-5, 2017.

Wu Jieh-min, 2016, “An Analytical Framework of the China Factor: Influence Mechanisms, Collaboration, and Resistance,” paper presented at the conference on “The China Factor Cutting Edge Research,” Organized by Institute of Sociology, Academia Sinica and Center for Contemporary China, National Tsing Hua University, September 10, 2016.

Wu Jieh-min, 201 6, “Understanding the Sunflower Occupy Movement: Civic Forces, China Factor, and Resistance Movement,” paper presented at the conference on “Direct Election of the President and Taiwan’s Democratization for Twenty Years,” Organized by Lee Teng-hui Foundation, Taipei, August 27-28, 2016.

Wu Jieh-min and Mei Liao, 2016, “‘1992 Consensus’ and the Opinion Polls,” paper presented at the conference on “New Public Opinion and New Political Situation,” Taipei: National Cheng-Chi University, June 3, 2016.

Wu Jieh-min, 2016, “Notes on the Tensions between Taiwanese Nationalism and Chinese Irredentism”, paper presented at Conceptions of the Nation- state: China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Paris: EHESS, 2016-04-27.

Wu Jieh-min, 2015, “The Sunflower Movement as a Social Resistance to the China Factor: A Long Durée Perspective”, paper presented at the workshop "Towards an Eventful Sociology of the Hong Kong Umbrella Movement", Hong Kong: HKUST, 2015-11-14.

Wu Jieh-min and Mei Liao, 2015, “To Be or Not To Be: Gaps in the Reality and Expectation in National Identity in Taiwan,” paper presented at the conference on “Sunflower Movement and the China Impact,” Taipei: Institute of Sociology, Academia Sinica.

Wu Jieh-min, 2015, "The Origins and Transformation of the Growth Alliance in Guangdong," the 27th Annual Meeting of the Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics (SASE), 2-4 July, the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), London.

Wu Jieh-min, 2015, “Rediscovering the China Factor: Overview of the China Impact in Taiwan," The 2nd World Congress of Taiwan Studies (Taiwan Studies: The State of the Field), June 18-20, SOAS, London.

Wu Jieh-min, 2015, “Political Opportunity and Long-Wave Protest Cycles: Comparing the Sunflower and Wild Lilly Student Movements,” conference on Students Movements and Social Justice, organized by Institute of Sociology, Academia Sinica, May 29. Taipei.

Wu Jieh-min, 2015, “The Path to the Sunflower Movement: the China Factor and Long-Wave Protest Cycles,” conference on Reconstructing Taiwan: the Impacts of the Sunflower Movment, organized by the Taiwan Association of University Professors, March 14-14, Taipei.

Wu Jieh-min, 2015, "Path to the Sunflower Movement in Taiwan: the China Factor and Implications for Hong Kong," colloquium on "Hong Kong's Umbrella Movement in Regional Perspective," Center for Social Theory and Comparative History, UCLA, Feb. 23, Los Angeles.

Wu Jieh-min, 2014, “Business as United Front Work: The Taiwanese Collaborators in the Cross-Strait Government-Business Relations”, paper presented on the international conference on “Political Risks and Foreign Business in China: Japan, Taiwan and South Korea in Comparison”, organized by Institute of Sociology, Academia Sinica and Institute of Advanced Studies on Asia, the Tokyo University, December 22, 2014, Taipei.

Wu Jieh-min, 2014, “China Factor and Resistance from Taiwan’s Civil Society”, seminars on “China’s United Front Strategies: Lessons from Taiwan, Hong Kong and its Neighbours”, organized by University of Surrey and London School of Economics and Political Science, December 2-3, 2014, Guildford and London.

Wu Jieh-min, 2014, “Comparing the Social Movements in Hong Kong and Taiwan,” “The Borders of Democracy: New Developments in Hong Kong- China and Taiwan-China Relations,” organized by the French Centre for Research on Contemporary China (CEFC) and the University of Hong Kong, October 10, 2014, Hong Kong.

Wu Jieh-min, 2014, "The Origins and Transformation of the Growth Coalition in Guangdong: A Taiwanese Perspective," "Island vs. Empire: Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Ireland in Comparative Perspective", sponsored by the Institute of Taiwan History, the Institute of Sociology at Academia Sinica, and the Lim Pen-yuan Cultural and Educational Foundation at Academia Sinica, September 11-12, 2004, Taipei.

Wu Jieh-min, 2014, "Local Developmental State in Crisis: Transforming the EOI Strategy in Guangdong, China", 20th Conference of the European Association of China Studies (EACS), 22nd - 26th Jul

2014, Braga/Coimbra, Portugal.

Wu Jieh-min, 2014, “The Path to the Sunflower Movement: How the Taiwanese Civil Society Has Resisted the China Factor”, the 16th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Taiwan Studies, May 24, Tokyo University, Yokyo.

Wu Jieh-min, 2014, "Boomerang Effect: Political Risks Brought Back Home by Taishang", workshop on "Political Risks of Foreign Investment in China", sponsored by Institute for Advanced Studies on Asia, University of Tokyo, March 18-19, Jeju National University, Jeju, South Korea.

Wu Jieh-min, 2013, "Type of Political Risks in Investing China and Reverse Political Effects in Taiwan", workshop on "Political Risk and Human Mobility: International Collaborative Research on the Rise of China", Institute for Advanced Studies on Asia, the University of Tokyo, July 22, Tokyo.

Wu Jieh-min, 2013, "China’s Authoritarian Capitalism and Differential Migrant Citizenship," presented on the international conference “Plural Coexistence and Asian Sustainability: Asian Experiences in the Interdisciplinary Perspectives,” jointly organized by School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Nanyang Technological University and Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Kyoto University, March 11–12, Singapore.

Wu Jieh-min, 2012, "From Unity-Independence Cleavage to China Factor: Interpreting New Trend in Taiwanese National Identity" (Chinese), conference on "China Impact in Taiwan," Institute of Sociology, Academia Sinica, Oct. 5, Taipei.

Wu Jieh-min, 2012, "'The 92 Consensus': Impact of Political Rhetoric on the Presidential Election in Taiwan" (Chinese), conference on "Democracy and Cross-Strait Relations: An East-Asian Perspective," Institute of International Relations, Aichi University and Department of Political Science, Suchow University (Taiwan), June 16-17, Nagoya.

Wu Jieh-min, 2011, "'Strange Bedfellows 20 Years Later: Changing Relations between A Taiwanese Enterprise and Local Government under the Pearl River Delta Model" (Chinese), Institute of Taiwan History, Academia Sinica, August 25-26, Taipei.

Wu Jieh-min, 2011, "Taiwan after the Colonial Century: Bringing China into Foreground," Conference on “Comparatizing Taiwan,” UCLA, January 21- 24, Los Angeles.

Mark Selden and Wu Jieh-min, 2010, “The Chinese State, Suppressed Consumption and Structures of Inequality in Two Epochs”, paper presented at Authoritarianism in East Asia, Hong Kong: the Southeast

Asia Research Centre, City University of Hong Kong, June 29-July 1, Hong Kong.

Wu Jieh-min, 2009, "Differential Citizenship and the 'Rural Migrant Workers Problem' in China," (Chinese) mini-conference on "Class Politics, Citizenship and Social Welfare in Postsocialist Transformation," sponsored by Center for Contemporary China, NTHU and Taiwanese Sociology, NTHU Taipei Office, May 15.

Wu Jieh-min, 2009, "Taiwan's Democracy, China Factor, and a Tentative Proposal for Cross-Strait Civil Society," (Chinese) conference on "Political Culture and Civil Society in Macao, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and China," sponsored by Macao Sociological Association and Department of Sociology, Macao University, Macao, March 20-23.

Wu Jieh-min, 2009, "Differential Citizenship and the Chinese Migrant Working Class," (Chinese) conference on "New Urban Migrants and Urban Policies," sponsored by Chinese Ethnicities Research Center, Zhong-Shan University and Asian Center, Zhu-Hai University, March 30-April 2, Zhong-Shan University, Guangzhou. Also presented on "Three Decades of Opening-Up in China," sponsored by Chung-Hwa Economic Research Institute, Taipei, lanuary 13-14.

Yen-Fen Tseng and Wu Jieh-min, 2008, "Politics of Dual Membership: Regulating Taiwanese Migration to China," paper presented on the mini- conference "Transnationalizing Taiwanese Identities in China? Gender, Consumption, and Identity Politics," sponsored by Center for Contemporary China, Hsin-Chu, Taiwan, December 26th.

Wu Jieh-min, 2008, "Comparing Three Migrant Citizenship Regimes in Globalized China," paper presented on the international conference "Breaking Down Chinese Walls: The Changing Faces of Labor and Employment in China," sponsored by Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, September 26-28, 2008.

Wu Jieh-min, 2007, "Migrant Citizenship Regimes in China's Southeast Developing Region," paper presented at "the Annual Conference of the British Association for Chinese Studies," University of Manchester, September 6-7th.

Wu Jieh-min, 2007, "State and Capital in the Making of Chinese Migrant Citizenship Regimes," paper presented at "International Conference on Globalization and Development in Chinese Economic Region," organized by Globalization Studies, Institute for Advanced Studies in Humanities and Social Science, National Taiwan University, June 22-23.

Wu Jieh-min, 2007, "State and Capital in Chinese Migrant Citizenship Regimes," paper presented at the "Association for Asian Studies Annual Meeting," Boston, March 22-25.

Wu Jieh-min, 2006, "Chinese Migrant Workers under Differential Citizenship: A Comparative-Institutional Analysis," conference on "Rethinking the Rural-Urban Cleavage in Contemporary China," sponsored by Fairbank Center for East Asian Research, Harvard University, October 6-9.

Wu Jieh-min, 2006, "Toward a New Research Program for Trans-strait Social Studies," Second Meeting of the World China Studies Forum, September 21-22.

Wu Jieh-min, 2006, "Alien Nationals: Chinese Migrant Labor under Differential Citizenship," paper presented at the "Association for Asian Studies Annual Meeting," San Francisco, April 6-9.

Wu Jieh-min, 2006, "A Proposal for a Chinese Social Democracy Forum," paper presented at "Conference on Cross-Strait Intellectuals Forum," Political Science Department, Suchow University, March 4, Taipei.

Wu Jieh-min, 2005, "Taiwanese Business Associations in China: a Contested Terrain for Symbolic Sovereignty," Annual Meeting of the Japan Association for Modern China Studies, Aichi University, October 22-23.

Wu Jieh-min, 2002, "Whose Village? A Case Analysis of Class Relations in Coastal China," present on the "Political and Economic Change in China under Globalization", organized by College of the Social Sciences, National Taiwan University and Mainland Affairs Commission, Taipei, April 25-27.