Jingjing Zhang | ||
CURRENT POSITION: DEPARTMENT: EMAIL: | Associate Professor Department of Sociology, School of Humanities, Southeast University, Nanjing 211189, China. | |
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1. EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS: | ||
July 2014 June 2010 June 2007 | Ph.D in Sociology, The University of Auckland, New Zealand M.A. in Philosophy (Ethics), Southeast University, Nanjing, China B.A. in Sociology, Southeast University, Nanjing, China | |
2. RESEARCH INTERESTS: Ageing study, sociology of morality, qualitative research method | ||
3. TEACHING: ·Undergraduate: “Communication, Media and Society”; “A History of Western Social Thoughts”; “Ageing and Life Course”. ·Graduate: “Qualitative Research Methods”; “Ethical Decisions for Social Work Practice”; “Gerontological Social Work” | ||
4. RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS: Journal articles Zhang, J., 2018, “The Current Representation and Discursive Construction of Filial Piety in the Context of New Media：An NVivo Analysis of Data Collected from Sina Weibo”, Journal of Nanjing Normal University (Social Science Edition), 2018(2): 15-23, [in Chinese]. Zhang, J., Wei, Y., 2018, “The Practices and Spread of Buddhist Hospice Services: A Case Study of Nanjing Xuanwu Lake Lamasery”, The World Religious Cultures, 2018(1):137-142, [in Chinese]. Zhang, J., 2017, “The Sense of Being Disadvantaged and the Trust Crisis between Generations”, Journal of Southeast University (Philosophy and Social Science), 2017(3):37-42, [in Chinese]. Zhang, J., 2017, “Intergenerational Expectation and Ethical Cultural Conflicts under Western Welfare System in Chinese Migrant Families in New Zealand”, Journal of Overseas Chinese History Studies, 2017(1):68-76, [in Chinese]. Zhang, J., 2016, “Dual Risks: Reconstruction of Aged Care Resources in China’s Newly Urbanized Areas”, Academia Bimestrie, 2016(6):33-37, [in Chinese]. Zhang, J., 2016, “Aging in Cyberspace: Internet Use and Quality of life of Older Chinese migrants”, The Journal of Chinese Sociology, (2016):3:26, DOI 10.1186/s40711-016-0045-y, [in English]. Zhang, J., 2016, “Book Review: Mixed race Identities in Asia and the Pacific: Experiences from Singapore and New Zealand”, New Zealand Sociology, 2016, 31(1): 249-251, [in English]. Zhang, J., 2014, “Elderly Chinese Migrants, Intergenerational Reciprocity and Quality of life”, New Zealand Sociology, 2014, 29(2): 11-30, [in English]. Conference papers Zhang, J.,2018. “The Methodological Exploration of Empirical Moral Studies: Utilizing Multiple Paradigm”. Paper presented at the 2018 Chinese Sociological Association Conference, Nanjing, China. Zhang, J., 2016. “Deprivation of Resources: Aged Care in China's Newly Urbanized Areas”. Paper presented at the Third ISA (International Sociological Association) Forum of Sociology, Vienna, Austria. Zhang, J., 2014. “Asian Transnational Migrant Families and Intergenerational Relations”. Panel presented at AAS-IN-ASIA Conference 2014 on “Asia in Motion: Heritage and Transformation”, Singapore. Zhang, J., 2013. “Enhancing Quality of Life: Transnational Support Exchange of Elderly Chinese Migrants”. Paper presented at the eSocSci New Settlers Research Network Seminar Series 2013. Zhang, J., 2013. “Social Support and Quality of life of Aging Chinese immigrants in New Zealand”. Paper presented at The 20th IAGG World Congress of Gerontology and Geriatrics, Seoul, Korea. Zhang, J., 2012. “Elderly Chinese Migrants, Intergenerational Reciprocity, and Quality of Life”. Paper presented at The 2012 Australian Sociological Association (TASA) Conference, Brisbane, Australia. Zhang, J., 2011. “Productive Ageing and Quality of Life -- Grandparenting or Volunteering: Two Approaches to Being Productive”. The Proceedings of the 4th APRU Research Symposium on Gerontology, Shanghai, China. 5. OTHER PUBLICATION: Translated Livable Communities for Aging Populations: Urban Design for Longevity (by M. Scott Ball, 2012, Wiley) into Chinese, with Qian Wang et al., published by Huazhong University of Science & Technology Press, 2016 6. RESEARCH PROJECT: “Quality of Life and Social Security of Migrant Retirees in China”, funded by National Social Science Foundation of China (No. 15CSH077), 2015-2018, 200,000 CNY. 7. PREVIOUS RESEARCH EXPERIENCE: Research Assistant of Auckland City Council, working on the project “Integration of Immigrants Programme: Ethnic Precinct”, Auckland, New Zealand (February to June, 2014). Research Assistant of Faculty of Arts, working on the project “Digitally Chinese: Exploring Diasporic Identity through a Cyber Lens”, The University of Auckland, New Zealand (2012-2013).
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