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Introducing PGRs/ECRs

Introducing Loretta Lou

Loretta Lou is a sociocultural anthropologist with an interest in environment, health, and science, technology &


HKHP interviews

HKHP Interviews: John Carroll, HKU

We are delighted to announce that our Blog is starting a new series! In this series, we ask the same set of six questions to …


Introducing PGRs/ECRs

Introducing Nathan Kwan

This week we have Nathan Kwan, who’s in his second year of PhD study with the University of Hong Kong and King’s


Introducing PGRs/ECRs

Introducing Zardas Shuk-man Lee

Our guest writer this week is Zardas Shuk-man Lee, PhD student at University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. Before her


Introducing PGRs/ECRs

Introducing Bobby Tam

In the spotlight this week is Bobby Tam, an MPhil at HKU’s History Department. Bobby’s research explores a ‘dark’


Introducing PGRs/ECRs

Introducing James Fellows

This week we have a freshly minted Dr. to tell us about his way into Hong Kong history. James Fellows just finished his PhD


Introducing PGRs/ECRs

Introducing Justin Wu

We are happy to have a young scholar across the pond to be our guest writer this week. Justin Wu is now doing his PhD with the


Introducing PGRs/ECRs

Introducing Catherine Chan

Sorry that the blog has been a bit inactive for a while! But the wait is finally over – we are delighted to announce that


Vaudine England's Blog

Lives Lived, Choices Made

By Vaudine England

It’s all very well having grand theories about Race and Empire and Gender and Class, but what of actual…


Historiography Vaudine England's Blog

Hong Kong Studies and Frank Dikotter’s Work on Race

By Vaudine England

If talking about race has been hard, how much harder has it been to accept that racism in statecraft has…


Loretta Lou is a sociocultural anthropologist with an interest in environment, health, and science, technology &


We are delighted to announce that our Blog is starting a new series! In this series, we ask the same set of six questions to …


This week we have Nathan Kwan, who’s in his second year of PhD study with the University of Hong Kong and King’s


Our guest writer this week is Zardas Shuk-man Lee, PhD student at University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. Before her


In the spotlight this week is Bobby Tam, an MPhil at HKU’s History Department. Bobby’s research explores a ‘dark’


This week we have a freshly minted Dr. to tell us about his way into Hong Kong history. James Fellows just finished his PhD


We are happy to have a young scholar across the pond to be our guest writer this week. Justin Wu is now doing his PhD with the


Sorry that the blog has been a bit inactive for a while! But the wait is finally over – we are delighted to announce that


By Vaudine England

It’s all very well having grand theories about Race and Empire and Gender and Class, but what of actual…


By Vaudine England

If talking about race has been hard, how much harder has it been to accept that racism in statecraft has…