Dr WANG, Ying Jamie

Assistant Professor

Publications

Books

Wang, J. (2024). Reimagining the More-Than-Human City: Stories from Singapore. MIT Press, Urban and Industrial Environments Series.
Co-edited Special Themed Journal Issues
Feminist Futures II. 2024. Feminist Review. Special themed Issue Series 136, forthcoming. Edited with members of Feminist Review Collectives.
Feminist Futures I: Dialogues Within. 2023. Feminist Review. Special themed Issue Series, 135 (1). Edited with members of Feminist Review Collectives.

Journal Articles

Wang J. (2021) “The Sprouting Farms: You Are What You Grow,” Humanities. 10(1):27, Special Issue Food Cultures & Critical Sustainability. https://doi.org/10.3390/h10010027
Wang, J. (2019) “Re-imagining urban movement: at the intersection of a nature reserve, underground railway and eco-bridg e,” Cultural Studies Review, 25 (2), pp. 8-30.
Feminist Review Collective. (2023), “conversations, provocations, dialogues: collaborative thinking and writing at FR,” Feminist Review. 135 (1), In Special Issue Feminist Futures, edited by Feminist Review Collective. https://doi.org/10.1177/01417789231202920, pp. 181-191
Wang J. (2021) “Urban,” Shadow Places Network

Academic Essays and scholarly book reviews

2025, Chung, C. K. L., Silver, J., Loftus, A., Jenkins, G., Wang, J., & Connolly, C.. Book Review Forum. Political Ecologies of Landscape: Governing Urban Transformations in Penang. Urban Studies, 62(5), 1015-1029. https://doi.org/10.1177/00420980241310073
2023, Languages of Loss and Renewal: Narrowneck: A Communal Photo Journal (with James Dunk, Christine McFetridge, Cameron Muir, and Anastasia Murney. Emotional Ecologies, Network in Canadian History & Environment.
2022, A mammoth Future,The Anthropocene and More-Than-Human World Writing Series.
2021, Eating Chilli Crab in the Anthropocene, Edited by Matthew Schneider-Mayerson, ISLE: Interdisciplinary Studies in Literature and Environment. doi.org/10.1093/isle/isab042.
2020, Reimagining Policy in Wild Times, Reflection on the launch of Wild Policy: Indigeneity and the Unruly Logics of Intervention, by Tess Lea, Sydney Environment Institute.

Selected Creative Works

2023, Summer, black. Feminist Review. 135 (1). Special Issue Feminist Futures, edited by Feminist Review Collective. https://doi.org/10.1177/01417789231189745. pp. 192-193.
2023. Languages of Loss and Renewal: A Wordweave (an audio poem with James Dunk, Freya MacDonald, Christine McFetridge, Cameron Muir, Anastasia Murney, Lynda Ng, and Kate Stevens), Emotional Ecologies, Network in Canadian History & Environment.
2022, The Genealogy of Tap Water. April – June 2022 Issue Becoming, Otherwise Magazine.
2020, Meihua, figures of Hope. The Urban Field Naturalist Project
2018, To Sudan, Issue 42, Voice & Verse Poetry Magazine.
2017, Invisible power struggles: an interview with Stephanie Han, Overland Literary Journal
Podcast and Interviews
2025, “Moving beyond human as well as urban exceptionalism” (podcast with Kim Carlotta von Schönfeld and Susa Eräranta), Planetary Planning Podcast.
2022, “Where the Wild Things Are: Reimagining the More-than-human City”, SSEAC Stories Podcasts.
2020, An interview with Jamie Wang, Morethanhuman Worlds