Jin Jiang

Committed to mentoring the next generation in the field of East Asian Studies, Jin Jiang is a distinguished scholar with a profound dedication to exploring the intricate intersections of women, gender, popular culture, and Shanghai history. Currently, she serves as a Professor Emerita at East China Normal University and an Adjunct Professor of History at Fudan University. Dr. Jiang's academic journey began with a Ph.D. in East Asian History from Stanford University, which she completed in 1998. Dr. Jiang's scholarly contributions are extensive, having authored several influential books and numerous articles in both English and Chinese. Her work has significantly advanced the understanding of women's roles and gender dynamics within the context of Shanghai's rich historical tapestry. Her research not only sheds light on historical narratives but also engages with contemporary discussions in popular culture and gender studies. Before returning to Shanghai, Dr. Jiang enriched the academic community at Vassar College and later contributed her expertise as an adjunct and visiting professor at NYU Shanghai. Her teaching and research have been recognized through various prestigious grants and fellowships, including the Radcliffe-Yenching Fellowship, underscoring her impact and leadership in her field. Dr. Jiang's commitment to her research interests and her dedication to education make her a vital part of the academic community at Johns Hopkins University. Her work continues to inspire students and colleagues alike, fostering a deeper understanding of East Asian cultural and historical studies.