Person
Researcher
- Centre for East and South-East Asian Studies, Lund University
- Department of History
Contact information
E-mail annika.pissinace.luse
Phone +46 46 222 30 40
Room 020A
Visiting address
Sölvegatan 18 B, Lund
Postal address
Box 118, 221 00 Lund
Internal post code 61
Research
My profile in Lund University research portal
- Digital China (research leader)
- Sustainable Welfare - Theme, Pufendorf IAS
Books (1)
Articles (3)
- Clark, E. & Pissin, A. (2020). Potential rents vs. potential lives. Environment and Planning A. Pion Ltd.
- Pissin, A. (2020). Digital welfare for children in China : Human needs and sustainability. Critical Social Policy, 40, 505-525. SAGE Publications.
- Pissin, A. (2015). Growing Up in Mommy’s Blog. Asiascape: Digital Asia, 2, 213-237. Brill Academic Publishers.
Book chapters (7)
- Pissin, A. (2017). The other child : symbols of life and death in medieval China. In Laureillard, M. & Durand-Dastès, V. (Eds.) Fantômes dans l’Extrême-Orient d’hier et d’aujourd’hui (pp. 127-127), 1. Presses de l'Inalco.
- Buch-Hansen, H., Pissin, A. & Kennedy, E. (2016). Transitions Towards Degrowth and Sustainable Welfare: Carbon Emission Reduction and Wealth and Income Distribution in France, the US and China. In Koch, M. & Mont, O. (Eds.) Sustainability and the Political Economy of Welfare (pp. 143-157). Routledge.
- Kennedy, E. & Pissin, A. (2016). What is possible, what is imaginable: stories about low carbon life in China. In Koch, M. & Mont, O. (Eds.) Sustainability and the Political Economy of Welfare. Routledge.
- Pissin, A. (2013). Left behind children in China: the social construction of a vulnerable group. In O'Riordan, J., Horgan, D. & Martin, S. (Eds.) Early Childhoods in the Global South: Local and International Contexts. Peter Lang Publishing Group.
- Pissin, A. (2012). Women in the Tang dynasty (618-907): Prescribed, dependent and scary. In Stefania, S. & Elisa, S. (Eds.) La Cina al femminile. Il ruolo della donna nella cultura cinese (pp. 41-70). Torino: CASCC.
- Pissin, A. (2011). Levendig Chang’an. In Mater, B. (Ed.) De Gouden Eeuw van China. Tang-dynastie (618-907 na Chr) (pp. 37-46). Assen: Drents Museum.
- Pissin, A. (2007). Steamed children: disorders and physical development of children in medieval China. In Findlay, R. & Salbayre, S. (Eds.) Stories for Children, Histories of Childhood/ Histoires d'enfant, histoires d'enfance (pp. 361-385), 1. Tours: Presses Universitaires Francois Rabelais.
Conference contributions (11)
- Pissin, A. (2015). Chinese children's identities at the intersection of policies, civil society and migration.
- Pissin, A. (2015). Forming identities: policies and self-presentation.
- Pissin, A. (2014). Children in medieval China.
- Pissin, A. (2014). Demons, women and the body: contextualizing childhood risks in China (7-9th century ACE).
- Pissin, A. (2014). Growing up in your mommy's blog : voices of girls and boys in China.
- Pissin, A. (2013). Child-Representations of Death and Immortality in Medieval China: Creepy Blessings.
- Pissin, A. (2012). Children Left Behind in Rural China: Emotions and Behaviour in Capitalism.
- Pissin, A. (2012). Children left behind in rural China: Emotions and behaviour in capitalism.
- Pissin, A. (2012). Interdependencies of children’s food knowledge and local history: social memory of wild food plants in Yiliang (Yunnan).
- Pissin, A. (2012). Left behind children in China: A comparative analysis.
- Pissin, A. (2009). Crimes, retribution and filial piety. Justice and children in medieval China.
Working papers (1)
Researcher
- Centre for East and South-East Asian Studies, Lund University
- Department of History
Contact information
E-mail annika.pissinace.luse
Phone +46 46 222 30 40
Room 020A
Visiting address
Sölvegatan 18 B, Lund
Postal address
Box 118, 221 00 Lund
Internal post code 61