Jinwen Chen
Biographic Data
| ID | 3755708 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jinwen Chen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jinwen |
| FAMILY NAME | Chen |
| SIGNATURE | CHEN J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Flinders University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0012-1438 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 30 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Digitally dispersed, remotely engaged: Interrogating participation in virtual photovoice
In recent years, pushed particularly by COVID-19 restrictions and lockdowns, virtual photovoice studies have emerged as an alternative modality of photovoice. Alongside this trend are questions about virtual photovoice practice and methodological questions of participation. This paper interrogates these questions using an Australian photovoice research with LGBTQ+ multicultural older people. Threading through the photovoice stages of conceptualis…
Space, Time and Structure: Unpacking Relationships in International Development Volunteering
Relationships and relational outcomes are key in international development volunteering (IDV) research, but little attention has been paid to the spaces of relationship formation. This article contributes to the literature by unpacking volunteer–local relationships using a spatial lens. It uses a case study of Singapore–Cambodia IDV projects spanning the short and long-term temporal continuum to unpack how space, time and structure influence volu…
Food Insecurity Mediates the Relationship between Poverty and Mental Health
Poverty and food insecurity have been related to lower cognitive functioning and psychological distress. However, how these interrelated concepts interact with each other remains unexamined. We examine how food insecurity mediates the relationship between a) poverty and cognitive capacity, and b) poverty and psychological distress. Four hundred and nineteen adults participated in a cross-sectional survey on household food insecurity. Mediation an…
The cosmopolitan local: Rethinking international volunteering through partner perspectives
Religion in times of crisis: Innovative lay responses and temporal-spatial reconfigurations of temple rituals in Covid-19 China
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought about massive changes in religious landscapes across the world. Recent research has focused on whether religions create problems or are sources of solution or support in these extraordinary times. Although some studies document religious leaders’ and institutions’ innovative responses to preserve ritual practices and foster members’ sense of belonging, they fail to highlight lay practitioners’ bottom-up religious…
Self-determination theory as a Framework for understanding needs of youth at-risk: Perspectives of social service professionals and the youth themselves
Understanding development impact in international development volunteering: A relational approach
This paper focuses on the question of how interpersonal relationships in international development volunteering (IDV) affect its development impact. While the IDV literature examines care, power and cross-cultural relationships between volunteers and hosts, it has not clearly elucidated the link between these relationships and development impact. Moreover, although scholars and practitioners posit IDV as a less-hierarchical and relationship-focus…
Understanding development impact in international development volunteering: A relational approach
This paper focuses on the question of how interpersonal relationships in international development volunteering (IDV) affect its development impact. While the IDV literature examines care, power and cross-cultural relationships between volunteers and hosts, it has not clearly elucidated the link between these relationships and development impact. Moreover, although scholars and practitioners posit IDV as a less-hierarchical and relationship-focus…
Religion in times of crisis: Innovative lay responses and temporal-spatial reconfigurations of temple rituals in Covid-19 China
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought about massive changes in religious landscapes across the world. Recent research has focused on whether religions create problems or are sources of solution or support in these extraordinary times. Although some studies document religious leaders’ and institutions’ innovative responses to preserve ritual practices and foster members’ sense of belonging, they fail to highlight lay practitioners’ bottom-up religious…
Digitally dispersed, remotely engaged: Interrogating participation in virtual photovoice
In recent years, pushed particularly by COVID-19 restrictions and lockdowns, virtual photovoice studies have emerged as an alternative modality of photovoice. Alongside this trend are questions about virtual photovoice practice and methodological questions of participation. This paper interrogates these questions using an Australian photovoice research with LGBTQ+ multicultural older people. Threading through the photovoice stages of conceptualis…
Food Insecurity Mediates the Relationship between Poverty and Mental Health
Poverty and food insecurity have been related to lower cognitive functioning and psychological distress. However, how these interrelated concepts interact with each other remains unexamined. We examine how food insecurity mediates the relationship between a) poverty and cognitive capacity, and b) poverty and psychological distress. Four hundred and nineteen adults participated in a cross-sectional survey on household food insecurity. Mediation an…
Self-determination theory as a Framework for understanding needs of youth at-risk: Perspectives of social service professionals and the youth themselves
Space, Time and Structure: Unpacking Relationships in International Development Volunteering
Relationships and relational outcomes are key in international development volunteering (IDV) research, but little attention has been paid to the spaces of relationship formation. This article contributes to the literature by unpacking volunteer–local relationships using a spatial lens. It uses a case study of Singapore–Cambodia IDV projects spanning the short and long-term temporal continuum to unpack how space, time and structure influence volu…
The cosmopolitan local: Rethinking international volunteering through partner perspectives
Understanding development impact in international development volunteering: A relational approach
This paper focuses on the question of how interpersonal relationships in international development volunteering (IDV) affect its development impact. While the IDV literature examines care, power and cross-cultural relationships between volunteers and hosts, it has not clearly elucidated the link between these relationships and development impact. Moreover, although scholars and practitioners posit IDV as a less-hierarchical and relationship-focus…
Self-determination theory as a Framework for understanding needs of youth at-risk: Perspectives of social service professionals and the youth themselves
Food Insecurity Mediates the Relationship between Poverty and Mental Health
Poverty and food insecurity have been related to lower cognitive functioning and psychological distress. However, how these interrelated concepts interact with each other remains unexamined. We examine how food insecurity mediates the relationship between a) poverty and cognitive capacity, and b) poverty and psychological distress. Four hundred and nineteen adults participated in a cross-sectional survey on household food insecurity. Mediation an…
The cosmopolitan local: Rethinking international volunteering through partner perspectives
Religion in times of crisis: Innovative lay responses and temporal-spatial reconfigurations of temple rituals in Covid-19 China
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought about massive changes in religious landscapes across the world. Recent research has focused on whether religions create problems or are sources of solution or support in these extraordinary times. Although some studies document religious leaders’ and institutions’ innovative responses to preserve ritual practices and foster members’ sense of belonging, they fail to highlight lay practitioners’ bottom-up religious…
Space, Time and Structure: Unpacking Relationships in International Development Volunteering
Relationships and relational outcomes are key in international development volunteering (IDV) research, but little attention has been paid to the spaces of relationship formation. This article contributes to the literature by unpacking volunteer–local relationships using a spatial lens. It uses a case study of Singapore–Cambodia IDV projects spanning the short and long-term temporal continuum to unpack how space, time and structure influence volu…
Digitally dispersed, remotely engaged: Interrogating participation in virtual photovoice
In recent years, pushed particularly by COVID-19 restrictions and lockdowns, virtual photovoice studies have emerged as an alternative modality of photovoice. Alongside this trend are questions about virtual photovoice practice and methodological questions of participation. This paper interrogates these questions using an Australian photovoice research with LGBTQ+ multicultural older people. Threading through the photovoice stages of conceptualis…
Political science (5 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Nonprofit Sector and Volunteering (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Tourism, Volunteerism, and Development (3 works) · Law (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Medicine (2 works)