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“Hong Kong Academy” Lecture 1 | Session one | Swire and Hong Kong: Why did the British go to China?

《香港歷史學堂系列》

第一堂
太古集團與香港
畢可思教授

太古這間原本在英國利物浦不知經傳的貿易船運公司,何以會來到中國、最後在香港落地生根、並成為叱咤風雲的龍頭企業?這一堂,畢可思教授為我們回顧這間英資大行的發展軌跡。這是一個企業的歷史,更是香港全球化的歷史。

第一節
英國人為何來到中國

“Hong Kong History Academy”
Lecture 1
Swire and Hong Kong
Prof. Robert Bickers

How did Swire, once a modest trading and shipping company from Liverpool, find its way to China and transform into …


People Visiting Scholars

Andrew Bellamy

Andrew Bellamy is a PhD candidate at Rutgers University. His research lies at the intersection of colonial Asian history and histories of capitalism. His dissertation, Defying Gravity: The Namazi Family and the Persian Opium Trade in the Age of Prohibition,


Early Career Scholars Network

Introducing Timothy Cheuk Yin Chan

One of the Centre’s missions is to nurture a new generation of Hong Kong historians.

An Early Career Scholar Network was created under the Hong Kong History Centre in June 2023. It is intended to help create a community of


People Visiting Scholars

Dr. Melody Hoi-lam YIU

Melody Hoi-lam YIU is an urban researcher-designer focusing on public architecture and cultural development, currently a Research Assistant Professor at the School of Architecture, Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK). Following a decade-long practice in architecture and design, she integrates


Current staff People

Dr. Peter Hamilton

Peter E. Hamilton is a historian of modern China and the World with particular interests in Chinese migration, the history of capitalism, and Sino-U.S. Relations. He is the author of Made in Hong Kong: Transpacific Networks and a New History


Current staff People

Yiuwa Chung

Yiuwa Chung is Senior Research Administrator of Hong Kong History Centre.…


Current staff People

Samantha Barlow

Samantha Barlow is Centre Manager of Hong Kong History Centre.…


Opportunities

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News Quarterly Round-up

NEWS ROUND-UP: SPRING 2025

As you will find below, in this, the third quarter of our third year of Centre activity, we have hosted a number of academic talks and public-focused events, reflecting our commitment to advancing scholarly debates, and engaging with the broad


In the spotlight Uncategorized

Hong Kong History Day 香港歷史日 2025 

Hong Kong History Day 2025 
Organized by Hong Kong History Centre, University of Bristol 

Date: 6 Sep 2025 (Saturday)
Venue: Arts Complex, University of Bristol, 7 Woodland Road, Bristol
Ticket: Non-student £5 / Student £2
(lunch and refreshment included) 

Please


《香港歷史學堂系列》

第一堂
太古集團與香港
畢可思教授

太古這間原本在英國利物浦不知經傳的貿易船運公司,何以會來到中國、最後在香港落地生根、並成為叱咤風雲的龍頭企業?這一堂,畢可思教授為我們回顧這間英資大行的發展軌跡。這是一個企業的歷史,更是香港全球化的歷史。

第一節
英國人為何來到中國

“Hong Kong History Academy”
Lecture 1
Swire and Hong Kong
Prof. Robert Bickers

How did Swire, once a modest trading and shipping company from Liverpool, find its way to China and transform into …


Andrew Bellamy is a PhD candidate at Rutgers University. His research lies at the intersection of colonial Asian history and histories of capitalism. His dissertation, Defying Gravity: The Namazi Family and the Persian Opium Trade in the Age of Prohibition,


One of the Centre’s missions is to nurture a new generation of Hong Kong historians.

An Early Career Scholar Network was created under the Hong Kong History Centre in June 2023. It is intended to help create a community of


Melody Hoi-lam YIU is an urban researcher-designer focusing on public architecture and cultural development, currently a Research Assistant Professor at the School of Architecture, Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK). Following a decade-long practice in architecture and design, she integrates


Peter E. Hamilton is a historian of modern China and the World with particular interests in Chinese migration, the history of capitalism, and Sino-U.S. Relations. He is the author of Made in Hong Kong: Transpacific Networks and a New History


Yiuwa Chung is Senior Research Administrator of Hong Kong History Centre.…


Samantha Barlow is Centre Manager of Hong Kong History Centre.…


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As you will find below, in this, the third quarter of our third year of Centre activity, we have hosted a number of academic talks and public-focused events, reflecting our commitment to advancing scholarly debates, and engaging with the broad


Hong Kong History Day 2025 
Organized by Hong Kong History Centre, University of Bristol 

Date: 6 Sep 2025 (Saturday)
Venue: Arts Complex, University of Bristol, 7 Woodland Road, Bristol
Ticket: Non-student £5 / Student £2
(lunch and refreshment included) 

Please