Jing Shen, Ph.D.

Projektmitarbeiterin und Projektleiterin
jing.shen [at] mzes.uni-mannheim.de
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+49-621-181-2837
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+49-621-181-2803
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+49-621-181-2804
Postanschrift
University Mannheim, MZES
68131  Mannheim
Deutschland
Besuchsadresse
University Mannheim, MZES
A5, 6
Building A
Raum:117
68159  Mannheim

Profil/Werdegang

Projekte

A3 Fokusgruppen gesellschaftlicher Integration: Migration und ethnische Minderheiten

A3.1814
Die Innenseite von Integration und Akkulturation – Die Lebenszufriedenheit von Migranten in Europa
A3.1911
Soziale Netzwerke von Migranten am Arbeitsplatz: Entwicklung, Merkmale und Auswirkungen aus vergleichender Perspektive

Veröffentlichungen

Beiträge in Zeitschriften

Shen, Jing, und Irena Kogan (In Press): Does the religious context matter? The causal effect of religious diversity on individual life satisfaction in the UK. Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies , (publ. online before print). mehr
Shen, Jing, und Irena Kogan (2020): Immigrants’ relative income and life satisfaction: Comparison groups from a multi-generational perspective. Acta Sociologica, 63, Heft 1, S. 82-102. mehr
Kogan, Irena, und Jing Shen (2019): It’s the Economy! Perceptions of Host-Countries’ Institutions and Individual Life Satisfaction of Intra-European Migrants. Frontiers in Sociology, 4, Heft 42, S. 1-16. mehr
Kogan, Irena, Jing Shen und Manuel Siegert (2018): What Makes a Satisfied Immigrant? Host-Country Characteristics and Immigrants’ Life Satisfaction in Eighteen European Countries. Journal of Happiness Studies, 19, Heft 6, S. 1783–1809. mehr
Shen, Jing (2018): State-Sponsored Inequality: The Banner System and Social Stratification in Northeast China, by Shuang Chen. Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press, 2017. 342 pp. $65.00 cloth. ISBN: 9780804799034.. Contemporary Sociology: A Journal of Reviews, 47, Heft 6, S. 693-694. mehr
Shen, Jing, und Yanjie Bian (2018): The Causal Effect of Social Capital on Income: A New Analytic Strategy. Social Networks, 54, S. 82-90. mehr
Shen, Jing, und Irena Kogan (2017): Contact Use in Job Placement and Its Impact on the Gender Earnings Gap in Transitional Urban China: Evidence from Xiamen, 1999. International Sociology, 32, Heft 1, S. 130-154. mehr
Shen, Jing, und Wei Xu (2017): Institutions and individual strategies: how did job seekers respond to the changing employment environment in urban China?. The Journal of Chinese Sociology, 4, Heft 13, S. 1-25. mehr
Shen, Jing, und Irena Kogan (2017): To Whom Is Contact Use Beneficial? The Impacts of Self-Selected Contact Use on Gender Income Differentials in the Transitional Economy of Urban China. Studies of Transition States and Societies, 9, Heft 2, S. 1-16. mehr
Fong, Eric, und Jing Shen (2016): Participation in Voluntary Associations and Social Contact of Immigrants in Canada. American Behavioral Scientist , 60, Heft 5-6, S. 617-636. mehr
Shen, Jing (2016): Book Review: The Hope of the Country with a Large Population: Theories and Practices of China’s Population Transformation. Canadian Studies in Population, 43, Heft 1-2, S. 158-159. mehr
Shen, Jing (2015): A Third Type of Job Search Behavior: The Use of the Formal-Informal Joint Channel in Matching Individual Qualifications with Hiring Requirements. The Journal of Chinese Sociology, 2, Heft 3, S. 1-21. mehr

Beiträge in Büchern

Bian, Yanjie, und Jing Shen (2015): Felt-Suffering and Its Social Variations in China. S. 187-202 in: Ronald Anderson (Hrsg.) World Suffering and Quality for Life. Dordrecht, Heidelberg, New York, London: Springer. mehr

Konferenzpräsentationen

Shen, Jing, und Irena Kogan (2019): Does Contextual Exposure Matter? Examining the Causal Effect of Religious Diversity on Life Satisfaction in the UK, 2009-2016. [114th ASA Annual Meeting, New York, NY, 10. bis 13. August 2019] mehr
Shen, Jing, und Irena Kogan (2019): How Do Host- and Home-Country Labour Market Contexts Matter? Understanding the Gap of Life Satisfaction between Unemployed and Employed Immigrants Men across European Countries. [ISA RC28 Spring Meeting, Frankfurt, 21. bis 23. März 2019] mehr
Shen, Jing (2018): Does contextual exposure matter? Examining the causal effect of religious diversity on life satisfaction in the UK, 2009-2016. [XIX ISA World Congress of Sociology, Toronto, 15. bis 21. Juli 2018] mehr
Shen, Jing (2018): Gains and Losses in Life Satisfaction of UK Society Following Brexit: A Triple-Difference Approach. [ECSR Annual Conference, Paris, 29. bis 31. Oktober 2018] mehr
Kogan, Irena, und Jing Shen (2016): The Next Top Model? Body Size and Life Satisfaction among the European Youth. [ECSR 2016 Conference, University of Oxford, 22. bis 24. September 2016] mehr
Kogan, Irena, Jing Shen und Manuel Siegert (2016): What Makes a Satisfied Immigrant? Host-Country Characteristics and Immigrants’ Life Satisfaction in Eighteen European Countries. [3rd International ESS Conference “Understanding key challenges for European societies in the 21st century”, University of Lausanne, 13. bis 15. Juli 2016] mehr
Shen, Jing, und Irena Kogan (2016): Financial Well-Being and the Non-Pecuniary Costs of Unemployment: How Do Immigration Status and Gender Matter in Life Satisfaction of the Unemployed Population in the United Kingdom, 2009-2015?. [ISA RC28 Summer Meeting, University of Bern, 29. bis 31. August 2016] mehr
Shen, Jing, und Irena Kogan (2016): Fluid Points of Reference Income and Immigrants’ Life Satisfaction in Multi-Generational Comparison: Evidence from the United Kingdom, 2009-2015. [ISA RC28 Spring Meeting, National University of Singapore, 26. bis 28. Mai 2016] mehr
Kogan, Irena, Jing Shen und Manuel Siegert (2015): The right choice? Immigrants’ life satisfaction in the European receiving countries. [ECSR Conference 2015 - Cumulative Inequalities in the Life Course, Tallinn University, 10. bis 12. September 2015] mehr
Shen, Jing, und Irena Kogan (2015): Self-Selected Contact Use and Its Impact on Gender Income Differentials in Urban China. [XXXV International Sunbelt Social Network Conference, Hilton Metropole, Brighton, 23. bis 28. Juni 2015] mehr