Assistant Professor (Presidential Early Career Scholar) @lingnanuni; visiting sch @HarvardYenching; organizer of Military and Veteran Governance Workshop Series
The GPGC Program @CUHKGPGC is excited to host two upcoming guest lectures. Colleagues, students, and friends in town are welcome to register through the QR code.
What is the “true value" of #history in a digital age? IQSS affiliate Peter Bol talks with @CGTNOfficial on how digital tools and projects, like the #China Biographical Database at IQSS, can make the past accessible while preserving humanistic values.
#DigitalHumanities#Harvard
We will have Prof. Orna Naftali talking about her new book @EdinburghUP on Mobilizing China’s One-child generation on May 28. Prof. Louise Edwards @of_wales87740 as discussant. Zoom ID and passcode below. All are welcome!
We will have Prof. Orna Naftali talking about her new book @EdinburghUP on Mobilizing China’s One-child generation on May 28. Prof. Louise Edwards @of_wales87740 as discussant. Zoom ID and passcode below. All are welcome!
Looking forward to the online talk by @taomo_zhou from NUS on the Cold War roots of electronics industry in Shenzhen China. Jenny Chan @HongKongPolyU as discussant. Details on the poster below. All are welcome!
Looking forward to this online talk by @taomo_zhou from NUS on Cold War roots of electronics industry in Shenzhen, China. Jenny Chan @HongKongPolyU as discussant. May 22, 2:30-4pm, Hong Kong Time. Zoom ID and passcode available on poster. All are welcome!
Pre-order a copy of my book, Blood Dawn: WWII and the Transformation of Asia, from https://t.co/PD1DEMbYyU between 13-17 May and save 20% with the code: PREORDER20 Every sale supports real independent bookshops across the UK!
Looking forward to this online book talk by Jennifer Yip @jenniferyipyl on May 15, @HongshenZhu and Youjia Li @LingnanHistory as discussants. Join us with Zoom ID and Passcode, all are welcome. 👏
"While these governance mechanisms systematically produce fragmentation within dissenting groups such as veterans, they simultaneously generate distinct unintended consequences that fuel new and resilient forms of contention"
Happy to see my work on state-veterans coming out in Critical Asian Studies.
I argue that three logics of governance in China—localization, categorization, and individualization—although successfully fragment protest constituencies, can generate unintended consequences.
Our department of government and international affairs at @lingnanuni launched this visiting fellow scheme. If you want a short-long term official visit or affiliation, please feel free to check it: https://t.co/rb3g8BE0M6
I am organizing a Military and Veteran Governance Workshop Series https://t.co/rixChnzTrC. If you work on anything related to civil-military relations or veterans, you are welcome to apply for a visit or give a lecture for the Workshop Series. Moderate honorarium provided.