معرفی
Prof. Lan Pei-Jia is a Distinguished Professor of Sociology at National Taiwan University (NTU), serving as Director of the Global Asia Research Center and Associate Dean of the College of Social Sciences. Her research focuses on migration, family dynamics, and social stratification, with notable contributions to understanding global labor migration and transnational parenting. She holds affiliations with prestigious institutions including UC Berkeley, New York University, and Harvard University through postdoctoral and fellowship programs.
- Education & Fellowships:
- Postdoctoral Fellow, UC Berkeley
- Fulbright Scholar, New York University
- Yenching-Radcliffe Fellow, Harvard University
Her major works include Global Cinderellas (2006) and Raising Global Families (2018), recognized with the ASA Sex and Gender Book Award and ICAS Book Prize. She leads interdisciplinary research on global family structures, class mobility, and migration policies, bridging Taiwanese and international contexts.
- Awards:
- ASA Sex and Gender Book Award
- ICAS Book Prize
Her advisory roles and grants emphasize cross-cultural collaboration, with ongoing projects exploring transnational parenting strategies and the sociology of global elites.
