Au, Anson. 2024. "How Elites Invigorate Emotionality and Extremity in Digital Networks." Social Science Computer Review (Online First): 1-19. DOI: 10.1177/08944393241247427
Au, Anson. 2024. "Social Networks and Ethnonational Hinges in Hong Kong: A Relational Approach to Ethnonational Identification." China Perspectives 136: 51-61. DOI: 10.4000/chinaperspectives.16738
Au, Anson. 2024. “How Professionals Cooperate through Conflicts: Networks and Social Face in the Workplace.” Cultural Sociology 18(1): 130-149. DOI: 10.1177/17499755221147073
Au, Anson. 2023. Chinese Social Networks in an Age of Digitalization: Liquid Guanxi. London: Routledge. Available at Routledge, MIT, Indigo, Amazon, Willowbrook, and Thriftbooks.
Au, Anson. 2023. “A Theoretical Review of Homophily beyond Focus Theory: Causes, Consequences, and New Directions.” Sage Open 13(2): 1-12. DOI: 10.1177/21582440231173915
Au, Anson. 2023. “Bourdieusian Boundary-Making, Social Networks, and Capital Conversion: Inequality among International Degree-Holders in Hong Kong.” Cultural Sociology (Online First). DOI: 10.1177/17499755231157115
Au, Anson. 2023. “Social Capital Exchanges in Voluntary Associations and Work Organizations: A Network Perspective.” Sociology Compass 17(1), Article e13031.
Au, Anson. 2023. Mental Health in East Asia: Cultural Beliefs, Social Networks, and Mental Health Experiences. London: Routledge. Available at Routledge, Barnes & Noble, and Amazon.
Liu, Sida, Daniel Blocq, Ali Honari, and Anson Au. 2022. "Professional flows: Lateral moves of law firm partners in Hong Kong, 1994–2018." Journal of Professions and Organization 9(1): 1-19. (Lead Article)
Au, Anson. 2022. “FinTech Innovation and Knowledge Flows in Hong Kong’s Financial Sector: A Social Network Analysis Approach.” Journal of Asia Business Studies 16(2): 294-307.
Au, Anson. 2022. “An Ethnographic Toolkit for Studying the Networking Pathways of Hard-to-Reach Populations: The Case of Cosmetic Surgery Consumers in South Korea.” International Journal of Qualitative Methods 21 (Online First). DOI: 10.1177/16094069221101962
Au, Anson. 2022. "Narrative Metaphors as a Qualitative Analytical Tool: Networked Webs of Oppression and Pedagogical Care for People of Colour in Academia." International Journal of Qualitative Methods 21 (Online First). DOI: 10.1177/16094069221133637
Au, Anson. 2022. “A Black Feminist Approach to Antiracist Qualitative Research Methods: The Legacy of bell hooks.” Current Sociology (Online First). DOI: 10.1177/00113921221146583
Au, Anson. 2022. “Network Discrimination among LGBTQ Minorities in Taiwan after Same-Sex Marriage Legalization: A Goffmanian Micro-sociological Approach.” Critical Asian Studies 54(4): 594-618.
Au, Anson. 2022. “Guanxi in an Age of Digitalization: Toward Value Homophily in New Tie-Formation.” Journal of Chinese Sociology 9, Article 7: 1-19.
Au, Anson. 2022. “Transnational Cross-Cultural Research: Modern Challenges and Solutions for Field Access, Data Collection, and Analysis.” Pp.335-355 in P. Liamputtong (ed.), Handbook of Qualitative Cross-Cultural Research. Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar.
Au, Anson. 2021. “Guanxi 2.0: The Exchange of Likes in Social Networking Sites.” Information, Communication, & Society 24(13): 1891-1906.
Au, Anson. 2021. “Japanese Sociology in a Global Network: Internationalization, Disciplinary Development, and Minority Integration in the Road Ahead.” International Journal of Japanese Sociology 30(1): 94-121.
Au, Anson. 2020. “Networks, Politics, and the Literary Public Sphere: The Foundation of Modern Democracy in Taiwan (1970s-1990s).” Sage Open 10(2): 1-10.
Au, Anson. 2020. “What a Highly Controversial Ethnography says about Tensions, Problematizations, and Inequality in Contemporary Ethnographic Practice.” Qualitative Research Journal 20(1): 140-151.
Au, Anson. 2019. “Abandon Canon in American Sociology.” International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy 39(5/6): 494-504.
Au, Anson. 2018. “Online Physicians, Offline Patients: Professional Identity and Ethics in Social Media Use.” International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy 38(5/6): 474-483.
Au, Anson. 2018. “Sociology and Science: The Making of the Social Scientific Method.” The American Sociologist 49(1): 98-115.
O’Brien, Kelly K., Patricia Solomon, Francisco Ibáñez-Carrasco, Will Chegwidden, Esther McDonnell, Darren Brown, Richard Harding, Colm Bergin, Catherine Worthington, Stephen Tattle, Larry Baxter, Ayesha Nayar, David M. Kietrys, Mary Lou Galantino, Tammy Yates, Canada-International HIV and Rehabilitation Research Collaborative (CIHRRC). 2018. “Evolution of an International Research Collaborative in HIV and Rehabilitation: Community Engaged Process, Lessons Learned, and Recommendations.” Progress in Community Health Partnerships: Research, Education, and Action 12(4): 395-408.
Au, Anson. 2017. “Reconceptualizing Social Movements and Power: Towards a Social Ecological Approach.” The Sociological Quarterly 58(3): 519-545.
Au, Anson and Matthew M. Chew. 2017. “How do you Feel? Managing Emotional Reaction, Conveyance, and Detachment on Facebook and Instagram.” Bulletin of Science, Technology, & Society 37(3): 127-137.
Au, Anson. 2017. “Collective Identity, Organization, and Public Reaction in Protests: A Qualitative Case Study of Hong Kong and Taiwan.” Social Sciences 6(4), Article 150: 1-17.
Au, Anson. 2016. “Reconceptualizing Online Free Spaces: A Case Study of the Sunflower Movement.” Journal of Contemporary Eastern Asia 15(2): 145-161.
● 2016 Best Student Paper Award, International Network for Social Network Analysis and World Association for Triple-Helix and Future Strategies Studies
Landy, Rachel, Anson Au, Cathy Cameron, Brent Oliver, Shawna O’Hearn, Lynn Cockburn, Larry Baxter, Katherine Robrigado, Kelly O’Brien, Debra Cameron, Stephanie Nixon. 2016. “Educational Strategies to Enhance Reflexivity among Clinicians and Health Professional Students: A Scoping Study.” Forum: Qualitative Sozialforschung/Forum: Qualitative Social Research 17(3), Article 14: 1-25.
● Integrated into World Health Organization’s 2019 Quality Rights Core Training Manual for Mental Health & Social Services (Freedom from Coercion, Violence, and Abuse)
Landy, Rachel, Anson Au, Cathy Cameron, Brent Oliver, Shawna O’Hearn, Lynn Cockburn, Larry Baxter, Katherine Robrigado, Kelly O’Brien, Debra Cameron, Stephanie Nixon. 2016. “Developing Accountability to Difference: A Scoping Study of Enhancing Reflexivity in Health Professions Education.” Medical Education 50(Suppl.1): 68-69.
Au, Anson. 2015. “‘Coming Out,’ Stigma, and Support: Distress and Health Consequences among Sexual Minorities within a Stress Process Model Framework.” Health Perspectives 6(1): 1-16. (Lead Article)https://doi.org/10.1177/21582440231173915
Au, Anson. 2024. "Social Networks and Ethnonational Hinges in Hong Kong: A Relational Approach to Ethnonational Identification." China Perspectives 136: 51-61. DOI: 10.4000/chinaperspectives.16738
Au, Anson. 2024. “How Professionals Cooperate through Conflicts: Networks and Social Face in the Workplace.” Cultural Sociology 18(1): 130-149. DOI: 10.1177/17499755221147073
Au, Anson. 2023. Chinese Social Networks in an Age of Digitalization: Liquid Guanxi. London: Routledge. Available at Routledge, MIT, Indigo, Amazon, Willowbrook, and Thriftbooks.
Au, Anson. 2023. “A Theoretical Review of Homophily beyond Focus Theory: Causes, Consequences, and New Directions.” Sage Open 13(2): 1-12. DOI: 10.1177/21582440231173915
Au, Anson. 2023. “Bourdieusian Boundary-Making, Social Networks, and Capital Conversion: Inequality among International Degree-Holders in Hong Kong.” Cultural Sociology (Online First). DOI: 10.1177/17499755231157115
Au, Anson. 2023. “Social Capital Exchanges in Voluntary Associations and Work Organizations: A Network Perspective.” Sociology Compass 17(1), Article e13031.
Au, Anson. 2023. Mental Health in East Asia: Cultural Beliefs, Social Networks, and Mental Health Experiences. London: Routledge. Available at Routledge, Barnes & Noble, and Amazon.
Liu, Sida, Daniel Blocq, Ali Honari, and Anson Au. 2022. "Professional flows: Lateral moves of law firm partners in Hong Kong, 1994–2018." Journal of Professions and Organization 9(1): 1-19. (Lead Article)
- Shortlisted for the 2022 biennial Journal of Professions and Organization Best Article Award
Au, Anson. 2022. “FinTech Innovation and Knowledge Flows in Hong Kong’s Financial Sector: A Social Network Analysis Approach.” Journal of Asia Business Studies 16(2): 294-307.
Au, Anson. 2022. “An Ethnographic Toolkit for Studying the Networking Pathways of Hard-to-Reach Populations: The Case of Cosmetic Surgery Consumers in South Korea.” International Journal of Qualitative Methods 21 (Online First). DOI: 10.1177/16094069221101962
Au, Anson. 2022. "Narrative Metaphors as a Qualitative Analytical Tool: Networked Webs of Oppression and Pedagogical Care for People of Colour in Academia." International Journal of Qualitative Methods 21 (Online First). DOI: 10.1177/16094069221133637
Au, Anson. 2022. “A Black Feminist Approach to Antiracist Qualitative Research Methods: The Legacy of bell hooks.” Current Sociology (Online First). DOI: 10.1177/00113921221146583
Au, Anson. 2022. “Network Discrimination among LGBTQ Minorities in Taiwan after Same-Sex Marriage Legalization: A Goffmanian Micro-sociological Approach.” Critical Asian Studies 54(4): 594-618.
Au, Anson. 2022. “Guanxi in an Age of Digitalization: Toward Value Homophily in New Tie-Formation.” Journal of Chinese Sociology 9, Article 7: 1-19.
Au, Anson. 2022. “Transnational Cross-Cultural Research: Modern Challenges and Solutions for Field Access, Data Collection, and Analysis.” Pp.335-355 in P. Liamputtong (ed.), Handbook of Qualitative Cross-Cultural Research. Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar.
Au, Anson. 2021. “Guanxi 2.0: The Exchange of Likes in Social Networking Sites.” Information, Communication, & Society 24(13): 1891-1906.
Au, Anson. 2021. “Japanese Sociology in a Global Network: Internationalization, Disciplinary Development, and Minority Integration in the Road Ahead.” International Journal of Japanese Sociology 30(1): 94-121.
- Article honored as the organizing themes of the 2020 Japanese Sociological Society 93rd Annual Meeting (“Toward the Realization of Social Equality” and ”Recognition of Diversity and Integration of Minorities”)
Au, Anson. 2020. “Networks, Politics, and the Literary Public Sphere: The Foundation of Modern Democracy in Taiwan (1970s-1990s).” Sage Open 10(2): 1-10.
Au, Anson. 2020. “What a Highly Controversial Ethnography says about Tensions, Problematizations, and Inequality in Contemporary Ethnographic Practice.” Qualitative Research Journal 20(1): 140-151.
Au, Anson. 2019. “Abandon Canon in American Sociology.” International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy 39(5/6): 494-504.
Au, Anson. 2018. “Online Physicians, Offline Patients: Professional Identity and Ethics in Social Media Use.” International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy 38(5/6): 474-483.
Au, Anson. 2018. “Sociology and Science: The Making of the Social Scientific Method.” The American Sociologist 49(1): 98-115.
- Most downloaded article in The American Sociologist
O’Brien, Kelly K., Patricia Solomon, Francisco Ibáñez-Carrasco, Will Chegwidden, Esther McDonnell, Darren Brown, Richard Harding, Colm Bergin, Catherine Worthington, Stephen Tattle, Larry Baxter, Ayesha Nayar, David M. Kietrys, Mary Lou Galantino, Tammy Yates, Canada-International HIV and Rehabilitation Research Collaborative (CIHRRC). 2018. “Evolution of an International Research Collaborative in HIV and Rehabilitation: Community Engaged Process, Lessons Learned, and Recommendations.” Progress in Community Health Partnerships: Research, Education, and Action 12(4): 395-408.
Au, Anson. 2017. “Reconceptualizing Social Movements and Power: Towards a Social Ecological Approach.” The Sociological Quarterly 58(3): 519-545.
- Honorary Mention for the 2019 biennial The Sociological Quarterly Best Article Award for an article published between 2017-2018 and judged by the Midwest Sociological Society to represent “the highest quality of research and methodology, theoretically-informed inquiry, and publicly important scholarship”
Au, Anson and Matthew M. Chew. 2017. “How do you Feel? Managing Emotional Reaction, Conveyance, and Detachment on Facebook and Instagram.” Bulletin of Science, Technology, & Society 37(3): 127-137.
Au, Anson. 2017. “Collective Identity, Organization, and Public Reaction in Protests: A Qualitative Case Study of Hong Kong and Taiwan.” Social Sciences 6(4), Article 150: 1-17.
Au, Anson. 2016. “Reconceptualizing Online Free Spaces: A Case Study of the Sunflower Movement.” Journal of Contemporary Eastern Asia 15(2): 145-161.
● 2016 Best Student Paper Award, International Network for Social Network Analysis and World Association for Triple-Helix and Future Strategies Studies
Landy, Rachel, Anson Au, Cathy Cameron, Brent Oliver, Shawna O’Hearn, Lynn Cockburn, Larry Baxter, Katherine Robrigado, Kelly O’Brien, Debra Cameron, Stephanie Nixon. 2016. “Educational Strategies to Enhance Reflexivity among Clinicians and Health Professional Students: A Scoping Study.” Forum: Qualitative Sozialforschung/Forum: Qualitative Social Research 17(3), Article 14: 1-25.
● Integrated into World Health Organization’s 2019 Quality Rights Core Training Manual for Mental Health & Social Services (Freedom from Coercion, Violence, and Abuse)
Landy, Rachel, Anson Au, Cathy Cameron, Brent Oliver, Shawna O’Hearn, Lynn Cockburn, Larry Baxter, Katherine Robrigado, Kelly O’Brien, Debra Cameron, Stephanie Nixon. 2016. “Developing Accountability to Difference: A Scoping Study of Enhancing Reflexivity in Health Professions Education.” Medical Education 50(Suppl.1): 68-69.
Au, Anson. 2015. “‘Coming Out,’ Stigma, and Support: Distress and Health Consequences among Sexual Minorities within a Stress Process Model Framework.” Health Perspectives 6(1): 1-16. (Lead Article)https://doi.org/10.1177/21582440231173915
