dr. (Jing) JW Hiah

All publications (24)

• Article (4)

  • J.W. Hiah (2019). The client side of everyday corruption in Central and Eastern Europe: The case of Chinese migrant entrepreneurs in Romania. European Journal of Criminology, 2019, 1-19. doi: 10.1177/1477370819830296
  • J.W. Hiah & T.E. Riesthuis (2016). Studying Law in Society: Static and Dynamic Conceptions of Social Norms. Erasmus Law Review, 9 (1), 1-4. doi: 10.5553/ELR.000069 [go to publisher's site]
  • J.W. Hiah & R.H.J.M. Staring (2016). 'But the Dutch would call it exploitation'. Crimmigration and the moral economy of the Chinese catering industry in the Netherlands. Crime, Law & Social Change, 66 (1), 83-100. doi: 10.1007/s10611-016-9625-7
  • J.W. Hiah & R.H.J.M. Staring (2013). 'Maar Hollanders zouden zeggen dat het uitbuiting is', Chinese restauranthouders en illegale Chinezen over werken bij de Chinees. Tijdschrift voor Criminologie, 55 (1), 44-58.

• Book / Monograph / Book editorial (1)

  • R.H.J.M. Staring, F. Geelhoed, G. Aslanoglu, J.W. Hiah & M.H. Kox (2014). Ontwikkelingen in de maatschappelijke positite van Turkse Nederlanders. Risico's op criminaliteit en radicalisering? Den Haag: Boom/Lemma

• Part of book - Chapter (2)

  • J.W. Hiah (2019). (Anti)trafficking for labor exploitation in Romania: A labor perspective. In J Winterdyk & J Jones (Eds.), The Palgrave International Handbook of Human Trafficking (pp. 1133-1149). London: Palgrave MacMillan
  • J.W. Hiah & M. Van Meeteren (2019). Self-Identification of Victimization of Labor Trafficking. In J.A. Winterdyk & J. Jones (Eds.), The Palgrave International Handbook of Human Trafficking (pp. 1-18). London: Palgrave MacMillan

• Report (5)

  • G.C.M. Knijn & J.W. Hiah (2019). Competing claims of justice in the private household: The Dutch case. (Preprints). Utrecht: ETHOS project EU Horizon2020
  • B. Akkan & J.W. Hiah (2019). Historical memory and the practice of commemoration in public space – mapping moral sentiments of opinion leaders. (Preprints). Istanbul: ETHOS project EU Horizon2020
  • G.C.M. Knijn & J.W. Hiah (2019). Coping with the Participation Act: Welfare experiences in the Netherlands. (Preprints). Utrecht: ETHOS project EU Horizon2020
  • D. Lepianka, J.W. Hiah & S. de Jong (2019). The social costs of the freedom of choice: Mapping the construction of justice in Dutch media. (Preprints). Utrecht: ETHOS project EU Horizon2020
  • J.W. Hiah & G.C.M. Knijn (2019). Country report on the current and historical minoritization of Roma minorities in the Netherlands. (Preprints). Utrecht: ETHOS project EU Horizon2020

• Website / portal (1)

  • J.W. HiahDe tragiek van nachtclub Colectiv. Collectieve corruptie in Roemenië. . Retrieved Nov 29, 2019, from http://www.crimeur.nl/de-tragiek-van-nachtclub-colectiv-collectieve-corruptie-in-roemenie/

• Lecture (8)

  • Scholarly Publication (4)

    • J.W. Hiah (2017, juni 23). (Anti)corruption experiences of immigrant entrepreneurs in a society in transition. Mexico City, International meeting on Law & Society, Walls Borders and Bridges: Law & society in an interconnected world.
    • J.W. Hiah (2016, maart 20). Crimmigration and the moral economy of the Chinese catering sector in the Netherlands. Leiden, Dutch Society for Criminology Division Migration & Crime Seminar.
    • J.W. Hiah (2015, november 20). "You are Chinese. Speak Mandarin" Language and emotions in fieldwork. Bucharest, Romania, University of Glasgow, seminar research group "Researching multilingually: At the borders of language, the body, law and the state.
    • J.W. Hiah (2015, juni 30). "Having a Chinese Job". Chinese entrepreneurs and workers on labour relations in Chinese SME's in the Netherlands and Romania. Bucharest, Romania, Key note, Romanian Academy of Sociology.

  • Other Publication (4)

    • J.W. Hiah (2013, oktober 29). Exploring (Exploitative) Labour Relations in the Netherlands and Romania. Utrecht, Common Sessions Study Programme in Critical Criminology.
    • J.W. Hiah (2013, juli 2). Exploitation or Employment in a Moral economy? Views of Chinese Employers and Employees on working in Chinese restaurants. Amsterdam, Cultural Criminology Conference 'Resistance'.
    • J.W. Hiah (2013, juni 14). Employment or Exploitation? Leiden, Nederlandse Vereniging voor Criminologie (NVC) Congres 2013.
    • J.W. Hiah (2013, juli 19). Comparing exploitation in the Netherlands and Romania. Challenges and pitfalls in comparative ethnographic research on two sites. Rotterdam, Empirical Legal Studies Seminar at Erasmus School of Law.

• Journal editorship / Referee (1)

  • T.E. Riesthuis & J.W. Hiah (Eds.). (2016-2016) Erasmus Law Review, 9(1).

• Internet article (1)

  • R.H.J.M. Staring, F. Geelhoed, G. Aslanoglu, J.W. Hiah & M.H. Kox (2014). Waarom Turks-Nederlandse jongeren niet radicaliseren. (nieuwsbrief). [go to publisher's site]

• Doctoral thesis (1)

  • J.W. Hiah (2019, oktober 4). Having a Chinese job’. A study on interdependencies, vulnerabilities and opportunities within migrant businesses in Romania and the Netherlands. EUR Prom./coprom.: prof.dr. R.H.J.M. Staring & prof.dr. R. van Swaaningen.

Teaching (4)

Present position