Shih, Yi-Ping (2019), “Parenting in Three-generation Taiwanese Families: The Dynamics of Collaboration and Conflicts.” Contemporary Perspective in Family Research, 15:231-256. (Scopus)
Shih, Yi-Ping (2019), “Social Class and Cosmopolitan Parenting in Taiwanese Families.” Journal of Family Issues, 40(14):1963-1988. (SSCI)
石易平（2018），〈揚起台灣教養研究的號角：評藍佩嘉《Raising Global Families》一書〉，《台灣社會學》，36:195-202。(TSSCI)
Shih, Yi-Ping, Wen-Hsun Lin and Chin-Chun Yi (2018), “Parental Involvement and Educational Performance among Taiwanese Adolescents: Comparing Dual-Earner and Single-Earner Families.” Contemporary Perspective in Family Research, 13:79-105. (Scopus)
Shih, Yi-Ping, Chin-Chun Yi (2014), “Cultivating the Difference: Social Class, Parental Values, Cultural Capital and Children's After-School Activities in Taiwan” Journal of Comparative Family Studies, 45(1):55-76.(SSCI)
Ecklund, Elaine Howard, Yi-Ping Shih, Michael Emerson and Samuel Kye (2013), “Rethinking the Connections between Religion and Civic Life for Immigrants: The Exploratory Case of the Chinese Dispora.” Review of Religious Research, 55(2):209-229. (SSCI, AHCI)
Shih, Yi-Ping and Cheng-Heng Chang (2010), “The Sweet and the Bitter of Drips: Modernity, Postcoloniality and Coffee Drinking in Taiwan.” Cultural Studies: Critical Methodologies, 10(6):445-456. special issue: Food as Power.【石易平、張正衡（2011），〈百年的苦與甜：台灣的咖啡身世〉，《人籟論辯月刊》，38: 64-69。】
專書／專書論文
Yi-Ping Shih (2023), “Does Having a Grandchild Strengthen Intergenerational Solidarity? Financial, Instrumental, and Emotional Support Exchanges in Taiwan.” Pp.181-209 in Journey to Adulthood: East Asian Perspectives , edited by Chih-Chun Yi and Ming-Chang Tsai, Sage Publishing.
Yi-Ping Shih (2019), “Redefining Cosmopolitanism: The Inter-Generational Transmission of Global Cultural Capital in Taiwan.” Pp.271-294 in Aesthetic Cosmopolitanism (Doing Global Series), edited by Vincenzo Cicchelli, Sylvie October and Viviane Riegel, Leiden: Brill Publishing.
Shih, Yi-Ping (2019), “Having a Baby Changes Everything? Marital Satisfaction, Intergenerational Exchanges and Subjective Well-beings among Young Fathers and Mothers in Taiwan,” paper presented at the 7th Conference of Taiwan Youth Project, Taipei, Taiwan.
Shih, Yi-Ping (2018), “Money Talk at Home: Children Conceptualize Socioeconomic Inequality in Everyday Life,” paper presented at session “Well-Being and Problems of Children,” RC53, World Congress of International Sociological Association, Toronto, Canada. (accepted)
Shih, Yi-Ping (2018), “Practicing Motherhood in Three Generation Families: The Dynamics of Collaboration and Conflicts,” paper presented at session “The Culture of Parenthood. Part II,” RC06, World Congress of International Sociological Association, Toronto, Canada. (accepted)
Shih, Yiping (2016), “Whose Family Story to Tell? Reflection on a Longitudinal Ethnography of Asian Parenthood” paper presented at the Third ISA Forum of Sociology, International Sociological Association, Vienna, Austria.
Shih, Yiping (2016), “Raising an International Child: Parenting of Global Cultural Capital in Taiwan” paper presented at the Third ISA Forum of Sociology, International Sociological Association, Vienna, Austria.
Shih, Yiping (2014), “Culture as the Parenting Toolkit? Afterschool Time and the Intergenerational Transmission of Western Cultural capital in Taiwan” paper presented at Invited Panel: Cultural capital and Asian Parenting in Globalizing Context at XVIII ISA World Congress of Sociology, International Sociological Association, RC06(CFR) Seminar, Yokohama, Japan.
Shih, Yiping (2013), “Culture as the Parenting Toolkit: Class and Globalization in East Asian Families" paper presented at Annual Meeting of American Sociological Association, New York City: American Sociological Association (ASA).
石易平、伊慶春（2013），“The Great Un-equalizer? Family and After School Activities in Taiwan” paper presented at Demographic and Institutional Change in Global Families, International Sociological Association RC06(CFR) Seminar .台北：中央研究院社會學研究所。
Chin-Chun Yi, Yiping Shih, Wen-Hsiu Lin and Yi-Lin Chiang (2012), “Parental Involvement and Its Longitudinal Effect on Parent-Child Relations: Comparing Dual-earner Families and Single-earner Families in Taiwan, ” paper presented at Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Work and Family: Inaugural Meeting of the New Work and Family Researchers Network, New York City.
Yiping Shih (2011), “Globalizing My Child: The Occidental Preference for Children's Beaus Art Participation in Taiwan,” paper presented at 2011 International Conference of Young Sociologists, Yonsei Univeristy, Korea.
Yiping Shih and Chin-chun Yi (2011), “Putting Parental Values into Practice: Social Class and Afterschool Activities in Taiwan,” paper presented at International Sociological Association RC06 (FCR) Seminar on "Reconstruction of Intimate and Public Spheres in a Global Perspective" Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan.
Yiping Shih (2011), “Unequal Childhood: Rethinking Family Cultural capital in East Asia,” paper presented at Children/ Youth/ Adolescents Session, Peer Network, Families, and Schools in Youth's Lives. Annual Meeting of American Sociological Association, Las Vegas.
Yiping Shih (2009), “Redefining Social class from Family Cultural Practices: A Study of Children's Piano and English Learning in Taiwan, ” paper presented at Annual Meeting of North American Chinese Sociologists Association, San Francisco, CA.
Elaine Ecklund and Yiping Shih (2008), “Rethinking the Connection between Religion and Volunteering: The Case of Chinese Buddhists and Christians,” paper presented at Annual Meeting for the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion (S.S.S.R), Louisville, KY.
Yiping Eva Shih and Cheng-Heng Chang (2007), “Consuming Modernity, Consuming the West? Coffee in East Asia,” paper presented at Section on Political Economy of the World System. Annual Meeting of American Sociological Association, New York, NY.
Yiping Eva Shih (2007), “Gender Roles, Family Expectation and Academic Life: Taiwanese Women Doctoral Students in the United States,” paper presented at Section on Asia and Asian American, Annual Meeting of American Sociological Association, New York, NY.
Yiping Eva Shih (2007), “Measure the Westernization of Nonwestern Culture: Can Food Become an Indicator?” paper presented at Annual Meeting of the Eastern Sociological Society, Philadelphia, PA.
Michael P. Farrell and Yiping Eva Shih (2006), “Interdisciplinary Collaboration in Circles in the Arts: The Case of the Arts and Crafts Circle of William Morris,” paper presented at Sociology of Art Conference and T.J. Clark as Anne Wagner Workshop. Institute of European and American Studies, Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan.
Yiping Shih (2006), “People's Own Music: The Cultural Practice of KTV in Taiwan, ” paper presented at Annual Meeting of American Sociological Association, Montreal, Canada.
Yiping Shih (2006), “Living Room in Public - from Karaoke to KTV: A Unique Example of Cultural Diffusion, ”paper presented at Annual Meeting of the Eastern Sociological Society, Boston, MA.
Michael P. Farrell and Yiping Shih (2006), “Art Networks in Western New York, ” paper presented at Annual Meeting of the Eastern Sociological Society, Boston, MA.
Yiping Eva Shih (2002), “The Social Networks and Gender Roles within Women Choruses, ” paper presented at The First International Symposium on Chinese Women and Their Network Capital, Department of Sociology, University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong.
Yiping Shih (2002), “The Social Meaning and Importance of Chorus Society and Music, ” paper presented at The Symposium for National Culture Policy, The New Chorus Art Foundation, Taipei, Taiwan.
Yiping Shih and Michael P. Farrell (2010), “Understanding Children from Their View of Life: Strategies and Knowledge for Child Welfare Caseworkers, ”（以兒童觀點出發瞭解兒童日常生活：給兒童福利相關人員的策略與建議）Annual Report, 2009-2010 CDHS College Relations Group, Buffalo State College, SUNY at Buffalo Research Foundation.（研究報告）
Yiping Shih and Michael P. Farrell (2009), “Interrupting the Cycle of Poverty: Guide for Communities and Parents in the City of Buffalo, ”（打破貧窮循環？給水牛城市民社區與父母的建言）Annual Report, 2008-2009 CDHS College Relations Group, Buffalo State College, SUNY at Buffalo Research Foundation. （研究報告）
Yiping Shih and Michael P. Farrell (2008), “Family Cultural Capital and Adolescent Development, ”（家庭文化資本與青少年發展）Annual Report, 2007-2008 CDHS College Relations Group, Buffalo State College, SUNY at Buffalo Research Foundatoin. （研究報告）
