黃道明
Hans Tao-Ming Huang

hans@ncu.edu.tw　

Articulating Niezi: Sex, Gender, National Culture and the Politics of Male Homosexuality in Contemporary Taiwan. Supervisor: Prof. Mandy Merck. University of Sussex, July 2002.

• ‘Modernising Gender, Civilising Sex: Perverse Imagery in the State Feminist Politics of Liu Yu-hsiu’, Inter-Asia Cultural Studies 8.4 (December 2007): 540-558. (SSCI)
• 'State Power, Prostitution and Sexual Order in Taiwan: Towards a Genealogical Critique of "Virtuous Custom"' in Kuan-hsing Chen and Chua Beng Huat (eds.), Inter-Asia Cultural Studies Reader (London: Routledge, 2007).
• 'From Glass Clique to Tongzhi Nation: Identity Formation and Politics of Sexual Shame - a Rearticulation of Crystal Boys', Positions: East Asia Cultures Critique, (forthcoming).
• 'Cong boliquan dao tongzhi guo: rentong xingshuo yu jiuchi de xingbie zhengzhi - yi ge niezi de lianji' ('From Glass Clique to Tongzhi Nation: Identity Formation and Politics of Sexual Shame - an Articulation by Way of Crystal Boys'), Taiwan shehui yanjiu jikan (Taiwan: A Radical Quarterly in Social Studies) no. 62 (June 2006): 1-36.
• 'State Power, Prostitution and Sexual Order in Taiwan: Towards a Genealogical Critique of "Virtuous Custom"', Inter-Asia Cultural Studies 5.2 (August 2004): 237-262.
• 'Zhaohuan tongxinglian zhuti: wuming, hunming yu taiwan nantongxinglian wenhua de biaoyi, 1970-1990' ('Interpellating the Male Homosexual: Epithets and the Cultural Signification of Male Homosexuality in Contemporary Taiwan, 1970-1990'), in Josephine Chun-jui Ho (ed.), Xingbie zhengzhi yu zhuti xinggou (Sexual Politics and Subject Formation)(Taipei: Maitian Publisher, 2000), 111-130.
• 'Taiwan', in George Haggerty E (ed.). Gay Histories and Cultures (New York: Garland, 2000), 861-2.

• Ph.D. Dissertation Fellowship (2000 – 2001) awarded by the Chiang Ching-Kuo Foundation for International Scholarly Exchange.

• 'Mourning the Monogamous Ideal: State Feminist Good and Formation of Melancholic Sexual Modernity in 21st century Taiwan', paper presented at 'Melancholic States: an International Conference', Institute of Women Studies, Lancaster University, UK, Sept 27-29.
• 'Modernising Gender, Civilising Sex: Perverse Imagination in the State Femin(in)ist Discourse of Liu Yuxiu', paper presented at 'Global Queers, Local Theories', 'Inter-Asia Cultural Studies Taipei Workshop' (part of the Annual Conference of Taiwan Cultural Studies Association to be held on January 6-7, 2007).
• 'From the Glass Clique to the Tongzhi Nation: Identity Formation and Politics of Sexual Shame - An Articulation by way of Crystal Boys', paper presented at 'Transnational Chinese, Cultural Migration: the Annual Conference of Taiwan Cultural Studies Association', National Chiao Tung University, Hsin-chu, Taiwan, January 8-9, 2005.
• '(Re)-Articulating Niezi: Identity, Politics of Sex and the Meaning of Male
  Homosexuality', paper presented at 'Queer Matters Conference', King's College, London, UK, May 28-30, 2004.
• 'Policing Sex: State Power, Prostitution and the Establishment of the Sexual Order under the Police Offence Law in Postwar Taiwan - Towards a Genealogical Critique of “Virtuous Custom”', paper presented at 'By Culture: the Annual Conference of Taiwan Cultural Studies Association', Soochow University, Taipei, Taiwan, January 3-4, 2004.
• 'Interpellating the Male Homosexual: Epithets and the Signification of Male Homosexuality in Contemporary Taiwanese Culture', paper presented at the 'Third International Conference on Sexuality Education, Sexology, (Trans)Gender Studies and LesBiGay Studies', National Central University, Zhongli, Taiwan, April 24- 26, 1998.
• 'The Politics of Homosexuality', panel discussant at the 'First International Conference on Sexuality Education, Sexology, (Trans)Gender Studies and LesBiGay Studies', National Central University, Zhongli, Taiwan, June 29-30, 1996.

• Taiwan Studies; Inter-Asia Cultural Studies; Gender and Sexuality Studies
  
  
• Global capitalism and the formation of gendered sexual modernity within the context of post-colonial East Asia, with particular reference to Taiwan. Topics include: feminist and queer historiographies; state regulation of sexualities; human rights, sexual citizenship and national/global governance; immigration, class and sex work; the politics of HIV/AIDS; representations of sex, gender and sexual identity in film, fiction and popular culture.