Jing Wang is an Assistant Professor of Interactive Media Business (IMB). She received her PhD from the School of Information and Communication at Rutgers University. Dr. Wang is interested in how communication technologies reshape business practices, corporate-government relations, and people’s everyday life. Her recent work studies digital innovation in consumer finance with a focus on the platforms, interfaces, and policy environments of fin-tech products. Dr. Wang has worked with the IT corporations and policy executives in China to promote innovations by and for the public. She has also been invited to comment on The China Business News and China Global TV Network. Before joining NYU, Dr. Wang taught at Tulane University in Louisiana.

Select Publications

• Wang, J. (2022). Performative innovation: Data governance in China’s fintech industries. Big Data & Society. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1177/20539517221123312
• Wang, J., Li, H., Xu, W. & Kevin Xu, (2022). Envisioning a credit society: Social credit systems and the institutionalization of moral standards in China. Media, Culture & Society. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1177/0163443722112736
• Wang, J. (2020). “The Party Must Strengthen Its Leadership in Finance!”: Digital Technologies and Financial Governance in China’s Fintech Development. The China Quarterly. 
  DOI: https://doi.org/10.1017/S0305741020000879
• Wang, J. (2020). Fin-tech. In Borch, C. & Wosnitzer, R. Eds. Routledge Handbook of Critical Finance Studies 
• Wang, J. (2018). From aperture satellite to Internet finance: Institutionalization of ICTs in China’s financial industries since 1991. Telecommunications Policy, (42)7:566-574
• Wang, J. (2018). Inclusion or expulsion: digital financial technologies and socio-technical formations in China’s Internet finance. Communication and the Public. 3(1): 34-45
• Wang, J. (2017). “Stir-frying” Internet finance: Financialization and the institutional role of business and financial news in China. International Journal of Communication, (2017)11: 581-602
• “金融科技的三个要点”《第一财经》(“The Three Pillars of Fin-techs.” China Business News, February 28, 2018)

Education

• PhD, Information and Communication Studies
  Rutgers University
• MA, Media, Culture, and Communication
  New York University
• BA, Advertising
  Communication University of China

Research Interests