Profile Li-Jung Wang  Professor Phone: 03-4227151 ext 57102 Email:ljwang@ncu.edu.tw

 

Education

• Ph. D in Center of Cultural Policy Studies, University of Warwick, UK
• MA in European Cultural Policy and Arts Management, University of Warwick, UK
  
• MA in Journalism, National Chengch University, Taiwan BA in Sociology, National Taiwan University, Taiwan
• BA in Sociology, National Taiwan University, Taiwan

Research Interests

• Cultural Policy, Ethnic Studies, Hakka Studies, Transnational Community, Cultural Rights and Citizenship, Social Media and Digital Literacy.

 

Publication

Li-Jung Wang (2023): Cultural equality and policy in Taiwan: the case studies on children/adolescents and the people with disabilities, International Journal of Cultural Policy(AHCI).

Wang, Li-Jung, (2018),”Toward transnational identity? The reconstruction of Hakka identity in Thailand”, Asian Ethnology, vol. 19, n° 2, pp.211-234. Li-Jung Wang, (2014), “Cultural Rights and Citizenship in Cultural Policy: Taiwan and China”, International Journal of Cultural Policy (A&HCI)，Vol.20, No.1, pp.21-39.

Li-Jung Wang, (2013),“Towards Cultural Citizenship? Cultural Rights and Cultural Policy in Taiwan”, Citizenship Studies(SSCI)，Vol. 17, No. 1, 92–110.

Li-Jung, Wang, (2009), “Internet use, group identity, and political participation among Taiwanese Americans”. China Media Research. 5(4), pp.47-62.

Li-Jung, Wang (2007) ‘Diaspora, Identity and Cultural Citizenship: the Hakkas in Multicultural Taiwan’, Ethnic and Racial Studies (SSCI)， September 2007，Vol.30, No.5, pp.875—895.

Li-Jung, Wang (2006) ‘Urban Cultural policy and Development under Globalization: the Case Studies of “Ocean City” in Kaohsiung’, Journal of State and Society, No. 1, pp.125—166.

Li-Jung Wang (2006), ‘The Construction of Cultural Citizenship: the Development of Cultural Policy and the Practice of Citizenship’, Journal of Public Administration, (TSSCI), September 2006, No.26, pp.129—159.

Li-Jung Wang (2006) ‘Creating “Taiwanese Citizenship”: Identity, Difference and Cultural Policy’, from the International Journal of the Humanities, Vol. 3, No.8, pp.231—242.

Li-Jung Wang (2005) ’Economic Discourse in Cultural Policy: from Elite Culture to Cultural Economy’, Router: A Journal of Cultural Studies, September 2005, No.1 pp.169—195.

Li-Jung Wang (2005) ‘The Formation of “Transnational Communities”: A New Challenge to “Multicultural Taiwan”, from International Journal of Cultural Policy, Vol. 11, No. 2, pp.171—185.

Li-Jung Wang (2004) ‘Multiculturalism in Taiwan: Contradictions and Challenges in Cultural Policy’, from International Journal of Cultural Policy, Vol. 10, No. 3, pp.301—318.

Book:

Li-Jung Wang, (2012),The Development of Hakka Ethnicity and Cultural Policy in Taiwan (in Chinese). Taipei: Best Wise Company.