Jack Linzhou Xing
Ph.D. Student
Overview
Education:
- MPhil. in Science & Technology Studies (ST&S) and Innovation Policy, The University of Hong Kong
- MA in Social Science, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
- BBA (Acc & Fin), The University of Hong Kong
Awards and
Distinctions:
Distinctions:
- Lesson Smith Fellowship
- Kranzberg Scholarship
Publications
Selected Publications
Journal Articles
- Translating STS in China. Disciplinary Struggles and Future Prospects
In: Engaging Science, Technology, and Society [Peer Reviewed]
Date: September 2023
- Driving as communities: Chinese taxi drivers’ technology, job, and mobility choices under the pressure of e-hailing
In: Mobilities [Peer Reviewed]
Date: October 2022
- The temporality of and competition between infrastructures: Taxis and e-Hailing in China
In: Transfers [Peer Reviewed]
Date: May 2022
- From creative destruction to creative appropriation: A comprehensive framework
In: Research Policy [Peer Reviewed]
Date: 2020
- Restricted generalizability of city innovation policies: The case of e-hailing in China
In: Science and Public Policy [Peer Reviewed]
Date: 2019
Chapters
- Capitalism, Overwork, and Polanyi’s Dialectics of Freedom: Emerging Visions of Work-Life Balance in Contemporary Urban China
In: Work, Society, and the Ethical Self: Chimeras of Freedom in the Neoliberal Era
Date: July 2021
All Publications
Journal Articles
- Translating STS in China. Disciplinary Struggles and Future Prospects
In: Engaging Science, Technology, and Society [Peer Reviewed]
Date: September 2023
- Driving as communities: Chinese taxi drivers’ technology, job, and mobility choices under the pressure of e-hailing
In: Mobilities [Peer Reviewed]
Date: October 2022
- The temporality of and competition between infrastructures: Taxis and e-Hailing in China
In: Transfers [Peer Reviewed]
Date: May 2022
- From creative destruction to creative appropriation: A comprehensive framework
In: Research Policy [Peer Reviewed]
Date: 2020
- Restricted generalizability of city innovation policies: The case of e-hailing in China
In: Science and Public Policy [Peer Reviewed]
Date: 2019
Chapters
- Capitalism, Overwork, and Polanyi’s Dialectics of Freedom: Emerging Visions of Work-Life Balance in Contemporary Urban China
In: Work, Society, and the Ethical Self: Chimeras of Freedom in the Neoliberal Era
Date: July 2021