Books
（1）Dong, Jie (2016) The Sociolinguistics of Voice in Globalising China. London: Routledge. ISBN9781138798809.
（2）Dong, Jie (2011) Discourse, Identity, and China's Internal Migration: The Long March to the City. Bristol: Multilingual Matters. ISBN9781847694201.
（3）Blommaert, Jan & Jie Dong (2010) Ethnographic Fieldwork: A Beginner’s Guide. Bristol: Multilingual Matters. ISBN9781847692955.
SSCI and A&HCI journal articles
（4）Dong, Jie (2017) Taste, global mobility, and elite identity construction: How Chinese new urban migrants construct elite identities with lifestyle discourses. Journal of Sociolinguistics. (In press)
（5）Dong, Jie (2017) Language and identity construction of China’s rural-urban migrant children: An ethnographic study in urban public school. Journal of Language, Identity & Education. (Published online first)
（6）Dong, Jie (2016) Chinese elite migrants and formation of new communities in a changing society: An online-offline ethnography. Ethnography. (Published online first) Full text.pdf
（7）Dong, Jie (2016) Voice making in intercultural encounters: the Chinese transcontinental “commuters”. Language and Intercultural Communication (Published online first)
（8） Dong, Jie & Jan Blommaert (2016) Global Informal Learning Environments and the Making of Chinese Middle Class. Linguistics and Education. 34, 33-46.Full text.pdf
（9）Dong, Jie & Dong Yan (2013) Voicing as an essential problem of communication: Language and education of Chinese immigrant children in globalization. Anthropolgy & Education Quarterly. 44(2), 161-176. Full text.pdf
（10）Dong, Jie (2010) The enregisterment of Putonghua in practice. Language & Communication 30 (4), 265-275. Full text.pdf
（11）Dong, Jie (2009) ‘Isn’t it enough to be a Chinese speaker’: language ideology and migrant identity construction in a public primary school in Beijing. Language & Communication29(2),115 –126. Full text.pdf
（12）Dong, Jie & Jan Blommaert (2009) Space, scale and accents: constructing migrant identity in Beijing. Multilingua 28(1), 1 – 24. Full text.pdf
Book chapters and other international peer reviewed journal articles
（13）Dong, Jie (2013) Mobility, voice, and symbolic restratification: An ethnography of ‘elite migrants' in urban China. Diversities. 14(2), 35-48.Full text.pdf
（14）Dong, Jie (2013) When modern public space encounters postmodern migration: Abnormality and the making of migrant identities. Sociolinguistic Studies. 6(2), 239-258. Full text.pdf
（15）Dong, Jie (2010) Neo-Liberalism and the evolvement of China’s education policies on migrant children’s schooling. The Journal for Critical Education Policy Studies 8(1), 137 – 160.Full text.pdf
（16）Dong, Jie (2015) Mobility, voice, and symbolic restratification: An ethnography of 'elite migrants' in urban China. In Blommaert, Jan, Ben Rampton, Karel Arnaut and Massimiliano Spotti (eds.) Language and Superdiversity. Routledge.
（17）Kroon, Sjaak, Dong Jie, & Jan Blommaert (2015) Truly moving text. In Stroud, Christopher & Mastin Prinsloo (Eds.) Language, Literacy and Diversity: Moving Words. Routledge: New York. Pp. 1-15.
（18）Kroon, Sjaak, Jie Dong, and Jan Blommaert (2013) Chinese and globalization. In Duarte, Joana and Ingrid Gogolin (eds.) Linguistic super-diversity in urban areas – research approaches. John Benjamins: Hamburg.
（19）Dong, Jie & Yan Dong (2012) Chinese on the move: An ethnographic study of language change and migration. In 周庆生、董洁（2012）语言变化与生态环境。知识产权出版社：北京。Pp. 29-42.
（20）Dong, Jie & Jan Blommaert (2010) Space, scale and accents: constructing migrant identity in Beijing. In Collins J. and S. Slembrouck (eds.) Globalization and Languages in Contact, 42 – 61. New York: Continuum.
（21）Blommaert, Jan & Jie Dong (2010) Language and movement in space. In Coupland, N. (ed.) Handbook of Language and Globalisation. Pp. 366-385. Oxford: Blackwell.
Journal articles in Chinese
（22） Dong, Jie（2015）Globalization and Beijing elite migrants’ language and identity: An ethnographic study. Linguistic Research 19, 27-38. (CSSCI).
（23） Dong, Jie（2015）”New urban immigrants” and their discursive identity. Language Strategiesn 1, 50-55。
（24）Dong, Jie（2013）Ethnographic study of language identity: Two cases. Linguistic Research 15：155-164. （CSSCI）
（25）Dong, Jie（2011）Migrant children’s language and identity. China Language Situation Report 2011. Beijing: Commercial Press. Pp.130-136。
（26）Dong, Jie & Jan Blommaert (2011) Belgian language crisis. China Language Situation Report 2011. Beijing: Commercial Press. Pp.353-361。
（27）Dong, Jie & Jan Blommaert (2011) Language and Space. Chinese Sociolinguistics 16,1-9.。
（28）Dong, Jie (2013) Learner Autonomy and English Education for Research Students. Modern Foreign Language Teaching and Research.
Edited book
（29）Zhou Qingsheng & Dong Jie（2012）Language Change and Ecology. Beijing: Intellectual Property Press.
（1）Editorial board member, Language & Communication（SSCI）
（2）Editorial board member, Language Strategies
（3）Guest professor, South China University of Technology
（4）Executive committee member, Chinese Sociolinguistics Association
（5）SSCI and CSSCI journal peer review: Language & Communication, Journal of Sociolinguistics, Language Policy, Journal of Modern Languages, Visual Communication, Journal of Asian Pacific Communication, Linguistics & education, Journal of Intercultural Studies, Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development, Journal for Critical Education Policy Studies, Linguistics Research, China Sociolinguistics
