·Personal Data·

Dr. WEN holds many academic positions including: The Ministry of education “Chang Jiang Scholar Professor”，Member of the Instruction and Curriculum Committee of Sociology at the Chinese Ministry of Education, member of the Expert Panel of National Urban-Rural Community Development at the Chinese Ministry of Civil Affairs, Vice President of the Chinese Sociological Association, President of the Shanghai Sociological Association, Advisory Board Member of the China Association for Social Worker Education, and Vice President of the Shanghai Social Workers Association, among others. Dr. WEN's main research interests are in the areas of urban sociology, social policy and social development, sociological theory, social work theory. He has published many influential scholarly works, including over 200 journal articles and 20 books. In 2004‚ he wasawarded the first batchof the New Century Excellent Talents Awarded by the Chinese Ministry of Education. His representative works include such as Network Shadow: Problems and Countermeasures (2002); Inheritance and Innovation: Modernity, Globalization and the Transformation of Sociological Theory (2004); Western Sociological Theory: Classical Tradition and Contemporary Turning (2006); An International Comparative Studies of Social Work with Community-Youth (2008); Social Work Models: Theories and Applications(2010);and so on.

·Publications ·

Books:

(1)Contemporary Sociological Theory: Interdisciplinary Perspectives, Beijing: Renmin University of China Press, 2016.

(2)Community Development with Chinese Characteristics: Experience in Wuxi, Jiangsu Province, Beijing: China Society Press,2015.

(3)Studies on the Bottom Group in Urban China, Shanghai:Fudan University Press,2015.

(4)Community Development with Chinese Characteristics: Experience in Qinhuai District of Nanjing, Beijing: China Society Press,2014.

(5)Western Social Work Theory, Beijing: Higher Education Press,2013.

(6)Sociology (Co editor with WU Duo),Beijing: Higher Education Press,2011.

(7)Introduction to Qualitative Research(Eds.), Beijing:Peking University Press, 2010.

(8)Social Work Mode: Theory and Practice, Beijing: Higher Education Press,2010.

(9)The Case Studies of School Social Work，Shanghai:East China University of Science and Technology Press,2010.

(10)Classical Proposition in Western Sociology, Nanchang:Jiangxi People Press,2008.

(11)Western Sociological Theory: Classical Tradition and Contemporary Turn, Shanghai: Shanghai People Press, 2006.

(12)Modernity, Globalization and Transitions of Sociological Theory, Shanghai: East China Normal University Press, 2004.

(13)A Comparative Study of Social Work with Community-Youth, Shanghai: East China University of Science and Technology Press, 2006.

(14)The Handbook of Social Work Practice (Eds.), Beijing: Social Science Documentary Publishing House, 2006.

(15)Theory & Practice in the Social Work (Eds.), Shanghai: Xuelin Press, 2003.

(16)Modern Consciousness and Urban Studies(Eds.), Shanghai: East China Normal University Press, 2006.

(17)NGO and Social Development in China, Guiyang: Guizhou People Press, 2003.

(18)Cyber shadow: Problems & Countermeasure, Guiyang: Guizhou People Press, 2002.

(19)The Network Society in the Process of Globalization, Guiyang: Guizhou People Press, 2001.

Papers:

(1)WEN Jun, WU Yuefei,The Practice of and Reflection on Disaater Social Work: The Case of the Integration of Social Work Services in Earthquake-stricken Ludian in Yunnan, Social Science in  China,2015(9).

(2)WEN Jun, WU Yuefei,Villages with A Loss of Villagers: The Transformation of the Traditional Villages and Reflections on Rurality,Sociological Studies, 2017(4).

(4)WEN Jun, HUANG Rui, The Intellectual Genealogy and Ideal Prospect of Spaece: The construction of an open practical space, Sociological Studies, 2012(2), pp.35-59.

(5)From Survival Rational Choice to Social Rational Choice: Analysis on the motivation of peasants’ outgoing for employment in contemporary China, Beijing: Sociological Research, 2001(6)

(6)On the Meta-Study and Meta-theorization Tendencies of Western Sociology, Beijing: Social Sciences Abroad, 2003(2)

(7)Reflexive Sociology and Reflections on Sociology, Chengdu: Social Science Research, 2003(1)

(8)The Rise of the Postmodern Sociology and its Influence, Shanghai: Journal of East China Normal University, 2003(3)

(9)On the Development Threads of Sociological Theory and Basic Rules, Nanning: Academic Forum, 2002(6)

(10)Network Hegemony and Symbolic Violence, Nanning: Academic Forum, 2003(1)

(11)On School Social Work, Shanghai: Society, 2003(1)

(12)‘Social Policies in the Perspective of Globalization’, in Zheng Hangsheng ed. (2003)Social Vulnerable Groups and Social Support: Research Reports on China Social Development,2002, Beijing: Renmin University of China Press.

(13)The Logical Starting Point and the Key Subject Matter: The Theme of Modernity and Studies of Sociological Theories, Shanghai: Journal of East China Normal University, 2002(5)

(14)The Subject of Globalization and The Studies of Sociology, Shenyang: Social Science Journal, 2002(5)

(15)An Sociological Analysis on Problems of Network Society, Beijing: Science and Technology Review, 2002(10)

(16)Globalization and The Rise of Global Sociology, Beijing: Marxism & Reality, 2001(4)

(17)Pressure for Survival and Rational Choice: On Huang Ping’s In Search for Survival, Hong Kong: Twenty-First Century, 2001(2)

(18)Theory Consciousness and Reflexivity of the Academic Field, Jinan: Teahouse for Sociologists, 2003(1)

(19)Farmer’s Citizenship: the Role Transition from Farmer to Townspeople, Shanghai: Journal of East China Normal University, 2004(3)

(20)The Main Crises of Western Sociological Theories, Shenyang: Social Science Journal, 2004(3)

(21)On the Relations between postmodern, Globalization and Modernity, Chengdu: Social Science Research, 2004(4)

(22)Introduction and Development of European and American Sociology in China Since 1980s, Japan(Gendai Shakai-Riron Kenkyu): The Journal of Studies in Contemporary Social Theory,2004,Vol.14

(23)On the Three Kinds of Traditional Research Methods and the Tension of Sociological Research, Nanjing: Social Science in Nan Jing, 2004(5)

(24)On Crisis of Paradigm of Sociological Theory and Its Integrations, Tianjin: Tianjin Social Science,2004(6)

(25)Change and Influence: China’s Regulation of Labor Immigrants in the Last, Guangdong: Academic Research, 2004(7)

(26)On the System Construction and Rational Choice of Labor Immigrants in Urban China, Nanjing: Social Science in Nan Jing, 2005(2)

(27)The Core Thesis of Sociological Theory and Innovation of Its Classical Traditon, Hangzhou: Zhejiang Social Science,2005(4)

(28)From Transplantation and Combination to Reflection and Reconstruction: Introduction and Development of the Western Sociological Theories in Chian Since 1980s, Chengdu: Social Science Research, 2005(5)

(29)On the Dialogue Between Contemporary Marxism and Christian Theology, Shenyang: Social Science Journal, 2005(6)

(30)Social Capital and Community Poverty Alleviation, Lanzhou: Journal of Northwest Normal University, 2006(3)

(31)On the Support System of Farmer’s Citizenship, Shanghai: Journal of East China Normal University, 2006(4)

(32)On Essential Characteristics and Development Trend of Contemporary Sociological Theory, Chengdu: Social Science Research, 2007(1)

(33)What is Sociological Theory and Sociological Theory for What? Changsha: Journal of Hunan Normal University, 2007(1)

(34)On Ideology in the View of Sociology, Nanjing: Jianghai Academic Journal,2007(2)

Translations:

(1)Global Sociology, Beijing: Social Science Documentary Publishing House, 2001. Translated From Robin Cohen & Paul Kennedy, Macmillan Press,2000.

(2)Social Theory and Modern Sociology, Beijing: Social Science Documentary Publishing House, 2003. Translated From Anthony Gidden, Cambridge: Polity Press,1987.

(3)New Rules of Sociological Method,Beijing: Social Science Documentary Publishing House, 2003. Translated From Anthony Giddens, Cambridge: Polity Press,1993.

(4)The Sociology of Emotions, Shanghai: Shanghai People’s Publishing House,2007. Translated From Jonathan H.Turner & Jan E.Stets, Cambridge: Polity Press,2005.

(5)Human Emotions: A Sociological Theory, Shanghai: Dongfang Press,2010. Translated From Jonathan H.Turner, New York:Routledge, 2007. 

(3)WEN Jun, HE Wei, Social Memory’s Restoration and Reconstruction in the Reconstruction of Disaster Areas : Taking Shanghai social work empowerment service in Ludian earthquake area as example, Sociological Studies, 2016(2), pp.170-193.

1)Western Sociological Theory

2)Theory of Social Work

3)Social Policy and Social Development.

4)Studies on Social Problems in Contemporary China

5)Urban-Rural Sociology

6) Development Sociology

Accomplishments and Honors :

(1) Awarded the 2nd Prize for the Paper on “Globalization and Transitions of Sociological Theory ” by Chinese Sociological Association, Lanzhou, 2002.

(2) Awarded the 2nd Prize for the Paper on “Studies on the Social Vulnerable Groups in Urban China ” by Chinese Sociological Association, Nanjing, 2001.

(3) Winner, National Outstanding Postgraduate Award, Nanjing University, 2000.

(4) Co-Supervisor of the Project “Studies on Social Differentiation in the Process of Information Transformation ” funded by the National Social Science Funds, 2001.

(5) Supervisor of the Key Project “Studies on Education of the Floating Population’s children in Shanghai” funded by Shanghai Pudong Social Development Bureau, 2002.

(6) Supervisor of the Project “A Survey of School Social Work in Shanghai” funded by Shanghai Social Worker Association, 2002.

(7) Supervisor of the Project “The Latest Development of Western Sociological Theory” funded by the National Social Science Funds, 2003.

(8) Co-Supervisor of the Key Project “A Survey on Spirit Life in Contemporary China ” funded by the National Ministry of Education, 2004.

(9) Supervisor of the Project “Farmer’s Citizenship: A Case Study of Shanghai” funded by the Shanghai Social Science Funds, 2004.

(10) Supervisor of the Project “Studies on Urbanization and Its Influence to Citizen’s Life Construction” funded by the National Ministry of Education, 2005.

(11) Supervisor of the Project “An Analysis of Shanghai Social Development Trend” funded by the Shanghai People’s Government, 2006.

Associations:

(1)Council Member of the Professional Committee on Social Science All-China Youth Federation.

(2)Vice President of Chinese Sociological Association.

(3)Council Member of China Social Work Association.

(4)Council Member of China Association for Social Work Education.

(5) President of Shanghai Sociological Association.

(6)Vice Chairman of Shanghai Social Worker Association.

(7)Member of “The Plan of Shanghai ShuGuang Talented Person”, 2003.

(8)Member of “The New Century Excellent Talents Support Program”, Supported by the National Ministry of Education, 2004

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(1)Chinese Sociology Website:

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(2)Sociology Perspective Website：

http://www.sociologyol.org/yanjiubankuai/xuejierenwu/wenjun/

(3)Academic China Website：

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