[Call for Papers] We are happy to announce that the “State of Hong Kong Studies” Workshop will take place at the @UBC on 9-11 June 2023.
Interested participants will find more details (abstract submission by Nov 15): https://t.co/n2gGFxsZc2
@UBCAsianStudies@UBC_PH@UBC_Arts
Glad to have the opportunity to provide some contexts for the 25th anniversary of the handover of Hong Kong. . . . https://t.co/sRRKn5muYz
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[City Reassembled] Join veteran journalists Chris Yeung and Louisa Lim, as well as moderator (and Convenor of HKSI) Leo K. Shin, for this timely conversation on the state of journalism in the age of fakes. . . .
Registration:
https://t.co/J81ji0QSe5
[City Reassembled] Please join veteran journalists Chris Yeung and Louisa Lim for this end-of-year HKSI roundtable on the state of journalism, not only in Hong Kong but also around the world. . . .
Details:
https://t.co/J81ji0QSe5
[Celebrations] Whether you would like to share—in 3 minutes, or slightly longer for a video—your awesome Hong Kong/Cantonese-related projects or just want to sit back and enjoy, come join us for this student showcase and a celebration of the conclusion of another academic year. .
Hey Twitter! Do you know any UBC undergrads who would benefit from a major, minor, or honours degree in History? Our brilliant faculty offer innovative courses that prioritize student learning.
Please share widely, and come to our virtual open house!
https://t.co/Hz6RbLMyCs
// For many Hong Kong Canadians, the Russian invasion of Ukraine is the latest reminder that the people of Hong Kong are not alone in having to confront the relentless assaults of an authoritarian regime. //
The Department of Asian Studies @UBCAsianStudies at @UBC, invites applications for a lecturer position in Cantonese language and culture, to commence on September 1, 2022. Application deadline: April 18, 2022
Please refer to the job ad for details: https://t.co/LgewwqCZQe
// When a significant number of middle-class professionals are permanently leaving . . . because of their certainty that Hong Kong no longer enjoys the kinds of freedom and autonomy on which it has thrived, the problem is no longer simply one of brain drain. . . . //
Exits have surged, with a net 78,000 residents leaving over the first two months of this year amid the city's worst COVID outbreak and ongoing political turmoil.
https://t.co/orW6gBQD3E
#HongKong#COVID19
[Celebrations] In celebration of the 60th anniversary of @UBCAsianStudies, the UBC Hong Kong Studies Initiative and the @UBCCantonese 卑詩大學粵語 are taking stock of our work and looking forward to possibilities.
https://t.co/Ce3tzSKz4x
[Opinions] // Universities elsewhere should set up Hong Kong studies programs and offer haven to scholars and students who hope to study Hong Kong from afar. //
https://t.co/InYIPI4NM3
This year marks the #60thAnniversary of @UBCAsianStudies! On December 6, join us for a milestone virtual event as we commemorate the department's past accomplishments and look to its future. The event is free and open to the public. RSVP at: https://t.co/6lVGNo7UEp
We are grateful to have Peter E. Hamilton @peharch , the author of "Made in Hong Kong," to give a book talk next Tuesday! Professor Leo Shin @ubcHKStudies and Professor Florence Mok @mok_florence at NTU will also join us as the discussants.
RSVP at https://t.co/mOcTV3l9JS
[Webinars] Please join Dr. Kwong Chi Man of the Hong Kong Baptist University for an exploration of his spatial history project of the Battle of Hong Kong of 1941. . . .
https://t.co/ohRSGerAR8
Join Dr. Miu Chung Yan of the UBC School of social work for an exploration of the legacies of Hong Kong immigrants in Canada's migration history...
https://t.co/jfOjQPEgw7