Selected Peer-Reviewed Publications
(Please see my curriculum vitae for a full list of publications)
Zhou, Min and Hanning Wang. 2018. “The Role of Rationality in Motivating Participation in Social Movements: The Case of Anti-
Japanese Demonstrations in China.” Rationality and Society 30(1): 155-186.
Zhou, Min and Hanning Wang. 2017. “Anti-Japanese Sentiment among Chinese University Students: The Influence of Nationalist
Propaganda.” Journal of Current Chinese Affairs 46(1): 167-185.
Zhou, Min and Hanning Wang. 2017. “社会运动参与动机的整合模型：以我国反日游行为例” (in Chinese). Tsinghua Sociological Review
7: 35-64.
Zhou, Min. 2016. “Environmental Skepticism and Its Impact on Environmental Behavior in Canada.” International Journal of Canadian
Studies 53: 61-84.
Zhou, Min. 2016. “Social and Individual Sources of Self-Identification as Global Citizens: Evidence from the Interactive Multilevel Model.” Sociological Perspectives 59(1): 153-176.
Zhou, Min and Hanning Wang. 2016. "Participation in Anti-Japanese Demonstrations in China: Evidence from a Survey on Three Elite Universities in Beijing." Journal of East Asian Studies 16(3): 391-413.
Zhou, Min, Gang Wu, and Helian Xu. 2016. “Structure and Formation of Top Networks in International Trade, 2001–2010.” Social Networks 44: 9-21.
Zhou, Min. 2015. “The Efficacy of Regional Trade Agreements, 1958-2006: The Effect of Institution Creation on Market Expansion.” Sociological Forum 30(3): 721-742.
Zhou, Min. 2014. “Public Environmental Skepticism: A Cross-National and Multi-Level Analysis.” International Sociology 30(1): 61-85.
Zhou, Min. 2013. “Public Environmental Concern in Canada: A Multidimensional Analysis.” Canadian Review of Sociology 50(4): 453- 481.
Zhou, Min. 2013. “Public Support for International Human Rights Institutions: A Cross-National and Multi-Level Analysis.” Sociological Forum 28(3): 525-548.
Zhou, Min. 2013. “Substitution and Stratification: The Interplay between Dyadic and Systemic Proximity in Global Trade, 1993-2005.” The Sociological Quarterly 54(2): 302-334.
Zhou, Min. 2012. “Participation in International Human Rights NGOs: The Effect of Democracy and State Capacity.” Social Science Research 41(5): 1254-1274.
- Best Scholarly Publication by an International Scholar Award, Global and Transnational Sociology Section, American Sociological Association, 2013.
Zhou, Min and Chan-ung Park. 2012. “The Cohesion Effect of Structural Equivalence on Global Bilateral Trade, 1948-2000.” International Sociology 27(4): 502-523.
Beckfield, Jason and Min Zhou. 2012. “Embedded Regionalism.” Pp. 81-93 in New Visions for Market Governance: Crisis and Renewal, edited by Kate Macdonald, Shelley Marshall and Sanjay Pinto. New York: Routledge.
Zhou, Min. 2011. “Intensification of Geo-Cultural Homophily in Global Trade: Evidence from the Gravity Model.” Social Science Research 40(1): 193-209.
Zhou, Min. 2010. “Multidimensionality and Gravity in Global Trade, 1950-2000.” Social Forces 88(4): 1619-1643.
- Best Publication by a Graduate Student, Global and Transnational Sociology Section, American Sociological Association, 2011.
(Please see my curriculum vitae for a full list of publications)
Zhou, Min and Hanning Wang. 2018. “The Role of Rationality in Motivating Participation in Social Movements: The Case of Anti-
Japanese Demonstrations in China.” Rationality and Society 30(1): 155-186.
Zhou, Min and Hanning Wang. 2017. “Anti-Japanese Sentiment among Chinese University Students: The Influence of Nationalist
Propaganda.” Journal of Current Chinese Affairs 46(1): 167-185.
Zhou, Min and Hanning Wang. 2017. “社会运动参与动机的整合模型：以我国反日游行为例” (in Chinese). Tsinghua Sociological Review
7: 35-64.
Zhou, Min. 2016. “Environmental Skepticism and Its Impact on Environmental Behavior in Canada.” International Journal of Canadian
Studies 53: 61-84.
Zhou, Min. 2016. “Social and Individual Sources of Self-Identification as Global Citizens: Evidence from the Interactive Multilevel Model.” Sociological Perspectives 59(1): 153-176.
Zhou, Min and Hanning Wang. 2016. "Participation in Anti-Japanese Demonstrations in China: Evidence from a Survey on Three Elite Universities in Beijing." Journal of East Asian Studies 16(3): 391-413.
Zhou, Min, Gang Wu, and Helian Xu. 2016. “Structure and Formation of Top Networks in International Trade, 2001–2010.” Social Networks 44: 9-21.
Zhou, Min. 2015. “The Efficacy of Regional Trade Agreements, 1958-2006: The Effect of Institution Creation on Market Expansion.” Sociological Forum 30(3): 721-742.
Zhou, Min. 2014. “Public Environmental Skepticism: A Cross-National and Multi-Level Analysis.” International Sociology 30(1): 61-85.
Zhou, Min. 2013. “Public Environmental Concern in Canada: A Multidimensional Analysis.” Canadian Review of Sociology 50(4): 453- 481.
Zhou, Min. 2013. “Public Support for International Human Rights Institutions: A Cross-National and Multi-Level Analysis.” Sociological Forum 28(3): 525-548.
Zhou, Min. 2013. “Substitution and Stratification: The Interplay between Dyadic and Systemic Proximity in Global Trade, 1993-2005.” The Sociological Quarterly 54(2): 302-334.
Zhou, Min. 2012. “Participation in International Human Rights NGOs: The Effect of Democracy and State Capacity.” Social Science Research 41(5): 1254-1274.
- Best Scholarly Publication by an International Scholar Award, Global and Transnational Sociology Section, American Sociological Association, 2013.
Zhou, Min and Chan-ung Park. 2012. “The Cohesion Effect of Structural Equivalence on Global Bilateral Trade, 1948-2000.” International Sociology 27(4): 502-523.
Beckfield, Jason and Min Zhou. 2012. “Embedded Regionalism.” Pp. 81-93 in New Visions for Market Governance: Crisis and Renewal, edited by Kate Macdonald, Shelley Marshall and Sanjay Pinto. New York: Routledge.
Zhou, Min. 2011. “Intensification of Geo-Cultural Homophily in Global Trade: Evidence from the Gravity Model.” Social Science Research 40(1): 193-209.
Zhou, Min. 2010. “Multidimensionality and Gravity in Global Trade, 1950-2000.” Social Forces 88(4): 1619-1643.
- Best Publication by a Graduate Student, Global and Transnational Sociology Section, American Sociological Association, 2011.