Wan’s research broadly investigates how individuals negotiate shifting social conditions shaped by migration, family transformation, and mediatization. Methodologically, she integrates quantitative and qualitative approaches, with a strong commitment to social constructionism. She is currently exploring digital ethnography as an emerging method for understanding life in increasingly platformed and visualized social worlds.
Four ongoing projects:
- digital association and deviance
- media and social policies
- family as a caregiving institution
- migration and family values
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