業績 Publications

Huang, F.-Y., & Meyer, T. Beyond female vulnerability: Pension reform, labor markets, and gender rebalancing in households in Japan, Korea, and Taiwan (1997–2022). Journal of Aging and Social Policy. (accepted) SSCI Q1

Hung, H.-F., Huang, F.-Y., Yeh, C.-Y., & Lee, S.-F. Cumulating precarity in a hybrid platform economy: Gender, class, and the social exclusion of single mothers in Taiwan. Journal of Asian Public Policy. (accepted) SSCI Q1

Huang, F.-Y. Beyond national health insurance: The contested politics of long-term care in Taiwan. Health Politics, 1(2), Article e009.

Huang, F.-Y. Period and cohort signals in self-reported multimorbidity among middle-aged and older adults in the early years of National Health Insurance in Taiwan: An age-period-cohort analysis, 1993–2003, with a 2011 extension [in Chinese]. Taiwan Journal of Public Health, 45(4), 115027. TSSCI

Huang, F.-Y. When high labor force participation meets low fertility: Institutional divergence in childcare-related pension credits under East Asian compressed modernity [in Chinese]. Community Development Journal Quarterly, 195.

Huang, F.-Y. Gender pension gaps in Taiwan: The blend of a Beveridgean approach with the Bismarckian model. Journal of Asian Public Policy. Advance online publication. SSCI Q1

Huang, F.-Y., & Chou, Y.-C. Elder care preferences in Taiwan and long-term care policy responses. Journal of Social Sciences and Philosophy. (accepted) TSSCI

Huang, F.-Y. Affordable care? Institutional design and policy development of Japan's long-term care insurance, from graded care to aging in place [in Chinese]. Congressional Quarterly, 54(2), 65–95. Double-blind reviewed

Huang, F.-Y. Microsimulation analysis of pension benefit levels for non-standard workers: Taiwan, Japan, and South Korea [in Chinese]. Journal of Public Administration and Policy. (accepted) TSSCI

Huang, F.-Y. Gig economy, sharing economy, and social protection for digital platform workers in East Asia [in Chinese]. Community Development Journal Quarterly, 187(1), 43–55.

Huang, F.-Y., & Liu, J.-L. Factors of public trust in the judicial system and the police [in Chinese]. Criminology Research, 4, 55–87.

Huang, F.-Y., & Yeh, C.-Y. The dilemma of progress: Welfare chauvinism in Taiwan [in Chinese]. Social Policy & Social Work, 28(1), 47–97. TSSCI

Tzeng, R., Huang, F.-Y., & Lee, J. Compliance, procrastination and refusal: American COVID-19 vaccination trust and value orientation. Vaccine. SCI

Huang, F.-Y., & Lin, J.-D. Women's political empowerment and social protection responses to COVID-19. Asia Pacific Journal of Social Work and Development, 32(3), 213–227. SSCI

Huang, F.-Y., Ho, C.-H., Liao, J.-Y., Hsiung, C. A., Yu, S.-J., Zhang, K.-P., & Chen, P.-J. Medical care needs for patients receiving home healthcare in Taiwan: Do gender and income matter? PLOS ONE, 16(2), e0247622. SCI

Huang, F.-Y., & Lin, J.-D. Wobbled but never fell down: The Affordable Care Act under the Trump administration [in Chinese]. Journal of Social Sciences and Philosophy, 33(4), 567–617. TSSCI

Huang, F.-Y., & Lin, J.-D. COVID-19 and the United States' dysfunctional democracy [in Chinese]. Taiwan Democracy Quarterly, 17(3), 1–49. TSSCI

Huang, F.-Y. Depression symptom gender gap among middle-aged and older adults in Taiwan, 1989–2011 [in Chinese]. Community Development Journal Quarterly, 165, 351–366.

Huang, F.-Y. The development of U.S. Medicaid and Trump's healthcare reform [in Chinese]. Congressional Quarterly, 47(2), 28–48.

Huang, F.-Y., & Lin, J.-D. Analysis of gender wage inequality in the United States [in Chinese]. Congressional Quarterly, 46(1), 36–59.

Huang, F.-Y., & Lin, J.-D. Wealth gap and Obama's reform in the United States [in Chinese]. Congressional Monthly, 44(10), 52–70.

Huang, F.-Y. Can U.S. Social Security retirement benefits reduce poverty and health inequality among the elderly? [in Chinese]. Community Development Journal Quarterly, 147, 285–299.

Huang, F.-Y. An empirical study of juvenile delinquency through social control theory [in Chinese]. Journal of Criminal Law, 58(6), 95–137.

Huang, F.-Y., & Lin, M.-J. The unfinished reform: Taiwan's treatment policy for intellectually disabled sex offenders [in Chinese]. Community Development Journal Quarterly, 135, 311–326.

Huang, F.-Y., & Lin, M.-J. What's next for compulsory treatment of sex offenders? Lessons from Vermont [in Chinese]. Journal of Criminal Law, 56(5), 95–137.

Huang, F.-Y. A qualitative study of ten elderly first-time offenders through control theory [in Chinese]. Journal of Criminal Law, 55(3), 61–122.

Huang, F.-Y. Gender inequality in Taiwan's pensions: A preliminary exploration [in Chinese]. In The Lost Pension Years (Ch. 4, pp. 85–111). Taipei: Chuliu Publisher. TSSCI-reviewed

Huang, F.-Y. Health status and labor market participation of the baby boomer generation [in Chinese]. In Studies on Statutory Retirement Age (Ch. 5, pp. 117–144). National Health Research Institutes.

Huang, F.-Y. Making money from the poor? Social welfare privatization in the United States [in Chinese]. In The Third Sector in Social Welfare Privatization (pp. 59–82). Taipei: Chuliu Publisher.

Huang, F.-Y., & Ardelt, M. Pathways to retirement in Taiwan: Do ethnicity and cohort matter? In Who Wants to Retire and Who Can Afford to Retire? (pp. 1–32). London: IntechOpen.

Lin, J.-D., & Huang, F.-Y. Gale Researcher Guide for Global Conflict. Michigan: Gale.

Huang, F.-Y., & Lin, J.-D. Explaining gender-sensitive measures for COVID-19: The role of women's transnational organizations. Springer.

Huang, F.-Y. AI & Social Well-Being Islands: Ten islands, nine AI skills, eighteen weeks [interactive web resource, Chinese/English]. Course guide for PAI12201. Each week has five AI tools (one an AI agent), a team of lead agent and subagents, and a vibe coding brief. Readings link to Google Scholar and official statistics, with a pre-test, post-test and quiz.

Huang, F.-Y. AI × Humanities Exploration Island: Ten questions on AI employability and social inequality [interactive web resource, Chinese/English]. Companion to a forum at the Taiwanese Sociological Association Annual Meeting. Guides Ori and Aya lead visitors across ten linked islands covering the forum's four themes and ten questions, with an AI host console and a 3D archipelago view.

Huang, F.-Y. Criminology Exploration Island: A guided tour of Criminology in four parts and seventeen chapters [interactive web resource, multilingual]. Course companion for 4T35 Criminology. Each of ten islands covers about two chapters through designed questions and answers, with linked key concepts for further reading.

Huang, F.-Y. Family and Society in East Asia Exploration Island: Reading Cohen's The Family through East Asian families [interactive web resource, multilingual]. Course companion for the English-taught course East Asian Family and Society. Ten islands cover thirteen chapters through designed questions and answers, with glossary pop-ups and class survey links.