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.
