Sociologist of Culture, Globalization, and Markets
Publications
2020
Jun Fang. “Tensions in Aesthetic Socialization: Negotiating Competence and Differentiation in Chinese Art Test Prep Schools.” Poetics: Journal of Empirical Research on Culture, the Media and the Arts 79: 1-14. [Link] [PDF]
2020
Jun Fang & Gary Alan Fine. “Names and Selves: Transnational Identities and Self-Presentation among Elite Chinese International Students.” Qualitative Sociology 43(4): 427-448. [Link] [PDF]
2019
Gary Alan Fine & Jun Fang. “Idioculture.” In Paul Atkinson, Sara Delamont, Melissa Hardy, and Malcolm Williams (eds.), SAGE Research Methods Foundations. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage. [Link] [PDF]
2018
Jun Fang. “The Visual Arts in the Chinese Middle-Class Home: Occupational Status Groups, Abstract Art, and Self-Presentation.” Sociological Studies 5: 66-92. [Link] [PDF]
2022
Jun Fang (Co-Editor, with Svetlana Kharchenkova). Special Issue of the Journal of Chinese Sociology: “Arts and Culture in East Asia: Creative Practices and Their Marketization in a Global Perspective.” Forthcoming in March 2022 [CFP Link]
Working Papers
“How Politics Shapes Aesthetics: State Censorship and the Making of Complicity in China-Hollywood Collaboration.”
“The Economics of Creativity: Authenticity and Hit-Making in the Co-Development of Global Film Scripts.”
“Studying ‘Up’: Access and Status.”
“Backdoor Mobility.”
Working Papers
“Globalizing Art Worlds: How Conventions Encounter, Converge, and Change.”
“How Politics Shapes Aesthetics: State Censorship and the Making of Complicity in China-Hollywood Collaboration.”
“The Economics of Creativity: Authenticity and Hit-Making in the Co-Development of Global Film Scripts.”
“Studying ‘Up’: Access and Status.”
“Backdoor Mobility.”