Here’s what I could find about Chen-Ju Chen—though it seems the name corresponds to multiple scholars across different fields. Which one were you interested in? Let me know, and I can dig deeper into that specific biography. Meanwhile, here are the most relevant individuals I located:

1. Chen Yu-Ju (陳郁如) – Taiwanese Children's Fantasy Author

• Often romanized as Chen Yu-Ju, this author—sometimes written as Chen-Ju Chen—hails from an artistic family and began writing children's books in her forties. Her debut, Cultivation, was an immediate success, earning her a popularity that has led to comparisons with J.K. Rowling in Taiwan .

• She uses East Asian cultural elements to shape her fantasy worlds and currently resides in Los Angeles .

• Awards include: Taiwan Literature Award; Golden Tripod Award; Openbook Award; Taipei Book Fair Award; China Times Open Book Award; Bologna Ragazzi Award; Feng Zikai Chinese Children’s Picture Book Award; China Times Literary Award; International Manga Award; King Car Fantasy Fiction Prize; Fantasy, Mystery and Comics awards; Wu San-Lien Award; Macmillan Prize; Hsin-Yi Children’s Literature Award; Mirror Weekly Book of the Year; Chen Bochui Children’s Literature Award .

2. Dr. Chen Ju-chen – Anthropologist, CUHK

• A Research Fellow (Honorary) and lecturer formerly at the Department of Anthropology, Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK). She joined as an adjunct assistant professor in August 2009 and became a lecturer in 2010 (arts.cuhk.edu.hk).

• Educational background: Ph.D. in Anthropology, Graduate Certificate in Women’s and Gender Studies, and M.A. in Anthropology—all from Rutgers University; B.S. in Psychology from National Taiwan University (arts.cuhk.edu.hk).

• Her dissertation, Capital Dreams: Global Consumption, Urban Imagination, and Labor Migration in Late Socialist Beijing, explores social differentiation in Beijing amid globalization and state transformations (arts.cuhk.edu.hk).

• Ongoing research includes:

  • Migrant workers (Mingong) in China and their housing aspirations.

  • Filipino domestic workers in Hong Kong and their engagement with beauty pageants as expressions of identity.

  • Independent music event organizers and performers in Taiwan and Hong Kong, studied through economic anthropology and aspirations (arts.cuhk.edu.hk).

• Teaching areas span gender, anthropological field methods, China studies, political economy, visual anthropology, and the anthropology of senses (arts.cuhk.edu.hk).

• Awards include:

  • Faculty of Arts Outstanding Teaching Award (2011, CUHK)

  • Fellowships and grants from Academia Sinica, Chiang Ching-kuo Foundation, Wenner-Gren Foundation, and NSF (arts.cuhk.edu.hk).

3. Chen-Ju Chen – Independent Researcher in Arctic Geopolitics

• Listed on Academia.edu with interests in Arctic geopolitics, Polar Studies, and broader geopolitical analyses (Academia.edu).

• Specific biographical details (institutional affiliation, education, nationality) weren’t available in the limited profile.

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