Department of Asian and Policy Studies
October 2020 Dr. Kris Hartley, Assistant Professor at APS, has published a forum article in the Journal of Contingencies and Crisis Management, co-authored with colleague Dr. Ola El-Taliawi of Carleton University in Canada. The article examines how the COVID-19 crisis can be viewed from the
Research Assistant I (Part-time) (Ref: RAI(PT)/APS/1020) Department of Asian and Policy Studies The appointee will work on research projects related to immigration policies. He/she will be responsible for data analysis and any other research-related duties as assigned. The appointment is expected to commence as soon
Research Assistant I (Ref: RAI/APS/1020) Department of Asian and Policy Studies The appointee will provide research assistance to a government-funded project on policy experimentation in social welfare domain. The initial appointment will be for a period of around 18 months with the possibility of renewal
Journal of Asian Public Policy (JAPP), co-edited by Dr Alex Jingwei He of the Education University of Hong Kong, has been recently promoted to the prestigious Social Science Citation Index (SSCI). The Web of Science (Clarivate Analytics), which runs the SSCI, notes that JAPP continues
In this new semester, we are happy to have Dr Stuti Rawat, joining the Department of Asian and Policy Studies, The Education University of Hong Kong, as a Post-doctoral Fellow. Stuti will be working on her own research projects and collaborating with colleagues on exciting
Dr. Kris Hartley, Assistant Professor at APS, has published a co-authored policy report in association with the Chicago Council on Global Affairs and the University of Melbourne’s Connected Cities Lab. Based on a survey of 47 cities, the report discusses the primary obstacles cities face
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The Department of Asian and Policy Studies, The Education University of Hong Kong will host 2 Programme briefing sessions on Bachelor of Social Sciences (Honours) in Greater China Studies. Students and interested parties can take this opportunity to get the latest updates on our programme
We are delighted to welcome two colleges to the Department of Asian and Policy Studies at the Education University of Hong Kong, including Lecturer Mr Tommy Kwan, and Post-doctoral Fellow Dr Stuti Rawat. First, we will introduce to you, Mr Tommy Kwan. Before joining the
Assistant Professor Kris Hartley in the Department of Asian and Policy Studies at the Education University of Hong Kong recently published an article in the International Review of Public Policy entitled “The Epistemics of Policymaking: from Technocracy to Critical Pragmatism in the UN Sustainable Development