Department of Asian and Policy Studies
The Department of Asian and Policy Studies (APS) wishes to congratulate Miss Vivien Tang Foong Yee on winning the Belt and Road Scholarship for Research Postgraduate Studies 2021. This serves as a recognition of her academic excellence and contribution to the EdUHK and the wider
Dr Kris Hartley, Assistant Professor at APS, has published a new article in the journal Diplomatica entitled “City Diplomacy: Another Generational Shift?” Co-authored with Michele Acuto and Anna Kosovac at the University of Melbourne, the article traces the history of generations in city diplomacy, examines
June 2021 Dr. Kris Hartley, Assistant Professor at APS, has published a new article for Politics & Governance journal entitled “Policy Assemblages and Policy Resilience: Lessons for Non-Design from Evolutionary Governance Theory.” Co-authored with Professor Michael Howlett of Simon Fraser University, the article introduces a
June 2021 Dr Kris Hartley, Assistant Professor at APS, has published a new article for the Journal of Travel Research, co-authored with Vu Minh Khuong at the National University of Singapore. Entitled “Drivers of Growth and Catch-up in the Tourism Sector of Industrialized Economies,” the
June 2021 Dr. Kris Hartley, Assistant Professor at APS, has published a new co-authored chapter in an edited volume for Edward Elgar Publishers. The chapter, entitled “Disaster risk reduction and the development narrative: towards a new public policy epistemic,” interrogates the epistemic foundations of public
June 2021 You are cordially invited to attend the following Dean’s Research Prize Sharing Session organised by the Department of Asian and Policy Studies (APS). Details are as follows Topic: Average residential outage cost estimates for the lower 48 states in the US Date: 16
Dr Kris Hartley, Assistant Professor at APS, has published a new co-authored article for the Journal of Asian Public Policy, titled “COVID-19 pandemic response in Iran: a dynamic perspective on policy capacity.” Together with co-author Hamid Sajadi (Institute for Humanities and Cultural Studies, Tehran), Kris
May 2021 On May 24 2021, the University Grants Council (UGC) announced the results of the 2020 Research Assessment Exercise (RAE), Hong Kong’s official scheme assessing the research performance and achievement of public universities. The assessment was undertaken by panels of distinguished experts from reputable