Where There’s a Will There’s a Way:
Finding My Ancestors in China and Hong Kong
My research journey started in London, where I completed an MA in Victorian Studies at Birkbeck College, University of London, in …
14/03/18
BY VAUDINE ENGLAND
At first glance, a history of a company best known for selling building products, especially sanitary ware, might seem a little dull. This was not a big name like Jardines or Swires; not even Dodwells or Gibb …
‘A System Apart? Hong Kong’s Political Economy from 1997’ by Simon Cartledge
1 February 2018, 6-7 pm
Venue: LT2, Arts Complex, University of Bristol
Since 1997, Hong Kong’s economic growth rate has dropped sharply, inequality has increased, and corruption has …
20/01/18
Kaori Abe is a former postdoctoral fellow of Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, and has a PhD in History from the University of Bristol. Her main research areas are the history of Hong Kong, modern China and the British Empire in …
We are honoured to have Prof. Ray Yep, Associate Head of the Department of Public Policy at City University of Hong Kong, to be our interviewee this week.
A political scientist by training, Prof. Yep specialises in the study …
21/12/17
This week we have Dr. Edward Vickers of Kyushu University reflecting on the History of Education in Hong Kong.
The History of Education in Hong Kong – a bibliographical note
by Edward Vickers
The politics of education in Hong …
29/11/17
Tamara Cooper is a PhD Candidate in the School of Humanities and Social Inquiry at the University of Wollongong in Australia.
Her research focus is on the British Women’s Missionary Movement and its involvement in debates on the …
18/11/17
The Project is delighted to have Dr. Christopher Munn to be our interviewee this week. A former administrative officer in the Hong Kong Government 1980-1992, and a staff member of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority 1998-2010, …
26/10/17
Call for Papers
Challenges in the study of Hong Kong History: Postgraduate Workshop at the University of Bristol, January 2018
The Hong Kong History Project at the University of Bristol is pleased to announce that the second Postgraduate Workshop will …
19/10/17
Our second interviewee is Prof. Mark Hampton, of the history department at Lingnan University. A resident of Hong Kong for almost eleven years, Prof. Hampton has published widely on British media and culture, including the recent book Hong Kong …
14/10/17Where There’s a Will There’s a Way:
Finding My Ancestors in China and Hong Kong
My research journey started in London, where I completed an MA in Victorian Studies at Birkbeck College, University of London, in …
14/03/18BY VAUDINE ENGLAND
At first glance, a history of a company best known for selling building products, especially sanitary ware, might seem a little dull. This was not a big name like Jardines or Swires; not even Dodwells or Gibb …
‘A System Apart? Hong Kong’s Political Economy from 1997’ by Simon Cartledge
1 February 2018, 6-7 pm
Venue: LT2, Arts Complex, University of Bristol
Since 1997, Hong Kong’s economic growth rate has dropped sharply, inequality has increased, and corruption has …
20/01/18Kaori Abe is a former postdoctoral fellow of Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, and has a PhD in History from the University of Bristol. Her main research areas are the history of Hong Kong, modern China and the British Empire in …
We are honoured to have Prof. Ray Yep, Associate Head of the Department of Public Policy at City University of Hong Kong, to be our interviewee this week.
A political scientist by training, Prof. Yep specialises in the study …
21/12/17
This week we have Dr. Edward Vickers of Kyushu University reflecting on the History of Education in Hong Kong.
The History of Education in Hong Kong – a bibliographical note
by Edward Vickers
The politics of education in Hong …
29/11/17Tamara Cooper is a PhD Candidate in the School of Humanities and Social Inquiry at the University of Wollongong in Australia.
Her research focus is on the British Women’s Missionary Movement and its involvement in debates on the …
18/11/17The Project is delighted to have Dr. Christopher Munn to be our interviewee this week. A former administrative officer in the Hong Kong Government 1980-1992, and a staff member of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority 1998-2010, …
26/10/17Call for Papers
Challenges in the study of Hong Kong History: Postgraduate Workshop at the University of Bristol, January 2018
The Hong Kong History Project at the University of Bristol is pleased to announce that the second Postgraduate Workshop will …
19/10/17
Our second interviewee is Prof. Mark Hampton, of the history department at Lingnan University. A resident of Hong Kong for almost eleven years, Prof. Hampton has published widely on British media and culture, including the recent book Hong Kong …
14/10/17