Publications

Publication (Selected)
2007, ‘Identity Differences Among Women in Patrilineal Families':A Cross-generational Comparison of Division of Domestic Labor of the Middle-class Working Women. Taiwan : A Radical Quarterly in Social Studies. 68: 1-73. (TSSCI, in Chinese)
2006, (with Jinthana Haritaworn and Christian Klesse), ‘Poly/logue: A Critical Introduction to Polyamory' in Sexualities 9 (5) : 1-15.
2005, ‘“Modern” Daughters-in-law in Colonial Taiwanese Families’. In the Journal of Family History, 30 (2):191-209. (SSCI)
2004, ‘The Other Women in Your Home: Social and Racial Discourses on “Foreign Maids” in Taiwan’. In Minor Arts of Daily Life: Popular Culture in Taiwan by D. Jordan. A. Morris, and M. Moskowitz (eds.) Honolulu: Hawaii University Press.
2003, Transforming Patriarchal Kinship Relations: Four Generations of “Modern” Women in Taiwan, 1900-1999. Ph.D. Thesis, Department of Sociology, University of Essex. (Pls contact me if you wish to read this thesis.)
2000, ‘The State Policy that Divides Women’: Rethinking Feminist Strategies. Taiwan: A Radical Quarterly in Social Studies. 39: 93-151. (TSSCI, in Chinese)
1999, Filipina Domestic Workers in Taiwan: Structural Constraints and Personal Resistance. Taipei: Taiwanese Grassroots Women Workers’ Center.
1996, ‘Literature Review’ ‘Conditions of Indigenous Migrants in Taipei County’ in From Tribes to Cities, Oral History of Amis Migrants in Shan-kuang, Mei-ying Huang (ed.), Taipei: Council for Cultural Affairs, Taiwan. (in Chinese)
Conference papers (selected) 
2005, (with Jie-Yen Wang and Shau-Wen Wu) ‘The Trials and Tribulations of Organizing Migrant Women: An Interdisciplinary Participatory Action Research’, The Second Conference on Trans-boarder and Diaspora, Shi-hsin University, Taipei. 12/13 Dec. 2005. (In Chinese)
2005, ‘Transforming Patrilineal Kinship Structures: Diverse Patterns of Domestic Work, 1970-1999’ Annual Conference of Taiwanese Sociology Association, Taipei University, Taipei, 20 Nov. 2005. (In Chinese)
2005, ‘Becoming Westernized or Staying Filial? Dilemmas of Contemporary Daughters-in-law in Urban Taiwan’. Women's World 2005，9th International Interdisciplinary Congress on Women，Ewha Women’s University，19-24 June 2005.
2005, “We have no problems with our family: Alternative thinking on the ‘functions’ of indigenous families”, paper presented in Cultures and Justices: Challenges to Indigenous Peoples. Legal Aid Foundation, Hualien, Taiwan. 14 Jan 2005 (In Chinese)
2002, ‘Gender as difference: Chinese gender relations in three-generation Taiwanese families.’ Annual Conference of British Sociology Association, University of Leicester, U.K., 25-27 March 2002
2000, ‘The Politics of Researching Ethnic Minority Women’. Sociological Imagination under Globalization, National Taiwan University. Taipei. Jan. 2000