Yige Dong, 2021. “The crisis of social reproduction and ‘Made-in-China’ feminism.” Soundings: A Journal of Politics and Culture, Issue 79: 10-23.
Yige Dong, 2020, “Spinners or sitters? Regimes of social reproduction and urban Chinese workers’ employment choices,” International Journal of Comparative Sociology 61, no. 2-3: 200-216.
Wu, Angela X. and Yige Dong, 2019. “What Is “Made-in-China Feminism(s)”? Gender Discontent and Class Friction in Post-Socialist China,” Critical Asian Studies, 51 (4).
Yige Dong, 2019. “Does China Have a Feminist Movement from the Left?” Made in China Journal, 4 (1): 58-63.
Andreas, Joel and Yige Dong, 2018. “The Brief, Tumultuous History of ‘Big Democracy’ in China’s Factories,” Modern China, 44 (5): 455-496.
Yige Dong, 2018. “The Gender Question in the New PRC History Studies,” Tsinghua Sociological Review, 8: 43-59. [in Chinese]
Andreas, Joel and Yige Dong, 2017. “Mass Supervision and the Bureaucratization of Governance in China,” in Vivienne Shue and Patricia Thornton eds., To Govern China: Evolving Practice of Power. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 123-152.
Yige Dong, 2017. “Reflections on PRC History Studies from a Gender Perspective,” Journal of Chinese Women’s Studies, 143 (5): 20-25. [in Chinese]
Yige Dong, 2017. “How Chinese Students Become Nationalist: Their American Experience and Transpacific Futures,” American Quarterly, 69 (3):559-567.
Yige Dong, 2014. “Domestic Violence: The Mainstream Topic after the 1995 Conference,” China Development Brief, No. 61 (Fall Issue), 2014.
Yige Dong, 2014. “The Rise and Fall of the Anti-Domestic Violence Network,” China Development Brief, No. 61 (Fall Issue), 2014.
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