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Gabe T. Wang, Ph. D
Associate Professor of Sociology

Office: S 350
Office Hours: 3:30 - 5:00 p.m. T. W.
Email: wangg@wpunj.edu
Tel.: (973) 720-3410

EDUCATION

Ph. D. Sociology from Brigham Young University, 1992.

M.S. Sociology from Brigham Young University, 1988.

PUBLICATIONS

Books:

1999. China's Population: Problems, Thoughts and Policies. Aldershot, England: Ashgate Publishing Limited.

1996. A Comparative Study of Extrinsic and Intrinsic Work Values of Employees in the United States and Japan. New York: The Edwin Mellen Press .

Journal Papers and Book Chapters:

2002. "Political Economy of the Floating Chinese Population". Journal of Contemporary Asia. 33 (1) (with Hu and Zhou) (forthcoming).

2002. "A Comparison of the Economic and Social Development in China and Taiwan". Asian Political and Economic Issues. (forthcoming)

2002. "Diversity on College Campus Today". College Student Journal Fall (with Korgen and Mahon) (forthcoming)

2002. "Adolescent Social Bond, Self-Control and Deviant Behavior in China". International Journal of Contemporary Sociology Vol. 39 (1): 52-68 (with Qiao et al.).

2002. "Social Distance and College Students at a Northern New Jersey University" in The Quality and Quantity of Contact: African Americans and Whites on College Campuses (ed. Robert Moor). Boston: University Press of America (with Korgen).

2001. "Work Values of University Students in China and the United States." Waiyu Xueshu Luncong (Foreign Language Academic Forum) Vol 5: 80-93 (with Zhou).

2000. "Family and Juvenile Delinquent Behavior: The Theory and Empirical Research in the United States". Youth Studies 2000(4): 42-49 (with Wang).

2000. "The Development and Unification Prospect of China with Taiwan: The Current Implication of the Three Principles of People". The Prospects for Cross-Taiwan Strait Development. Ed. by Gang Lin and Weixing Chen. Hong Kong: Asian Sciences Publishing House, Pp. 117-141.

1999. "A Comparative Study of the Values on Family and Self between American and Chinese University Students", The Ideological Front 25: 250-253 (with Zhou).

1999. "Small Town Development and Rural Urbanization in China." Journal of Contemporary Asia. 29 (1): 76-94 (with Hu).

1997. "Social Control and Juvenile Delinquent Behavior". China's Economic and Social Development and the Mission of Sociology During the 21^st Century. Liaoning: Liaoning People's Press. p. 140-152 (with Qiao, Zhang,, Hong, and Zhang).

1996. "Rural Urbanization." Sociology in Yunnan 31(1): 1-8.

1996. "China's Population Control Policy." China Report, 32(2): 141-158.

1995. "Family Bonds and Adolescent Substance Use: An Ethnic Group Comparison." American Families: Issues in Race and Ethnicity Ed. by Cardell K. Jacobson. Pp. 463-492. New York: Garland Publishing Inc. (with Bahr & Marcos).

1995. "Traditional Thinking on Population in China." China Report 31(3): 331-348.

1994. "Social Development and Family Formation in China." Family Perspective 28(4): 283-301.

1994. "Visible or Invisible Hand: The Taiwan Experience." China Report 30(1): 53-68.

1994. "Adolescent Substance Use and Codependence." Journal of Studies on Alcohol 55(3): 261-268 (with Hawks & Bahr).

1993. "Family and Religious Influences on Adolescent Substance Abuse." Youth & Society 24(4): 443-465 (with Bahr & Hawks).

1992. "Family Influences on Delinquency." Family Research: A Review from 1900 to 1990, Vol. 2. Ed. by Stephen J. Bahr. Pp. 273-323. New York: Lexington Books (with Bahr).

1991. "Early Family Research." Family Research: A Review from 1900 to 1989, Vol. 1. Ed. by Stephen J. Bahr. Pp. 1-23. New York: Lexington Books (with Bahr & Zhang).

1991. "Gender Roles in the Family." Family Research: A Review from 1900 to 1989, Vol. 1. Ed. by Stephen J. Bahr. Pp. 435-491. New York: Lexington Books (with Caycedo & Bahr).

Book Review:

1992. Review of the Peasant Family and Rural Development in the Yangzi Delta, 1350-1988 by Philip C.C. Huang (1990). Journal of Social History 25(3): 654-656.

MAJOR UNIVERSITY AND ACADEMIC ASSOCIATION SERVICES

2000-present Director of Asian Studies, WPU.

2001-present Member of the US Student Fulbright National Selection Committee.

2000-2001 Chair of the Curriculum Committee, Department of Sociology, WPU.

2000- present Editorial Board Member, Journal of Chinese Political Science.

1999-2000 Member of the Board of Directors, the Association of the Chinese Political

Studies, USA.

1994-99 Associate Editor, Family Perspective.