Welcome to our website!
We hope this website will facilitate you in understanding more about Policy Research @ HKIAPS. This website is a gateway to the sphere of social policies initiated by CUHK scholars.
We are delighted to announce the launching of the new policy research platform titled “Policy Research @ HKIAPS” at the Hong Kong Institute of Asia-Pacific Studies in January 2018.
Policy Research @ HKIAPS is a university-wide research platform...
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Sexual harassment: The challenges of navigating gender norms in the Greater Bay Area |
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On the road to combat the pandemic: Hong Kong citizens’ views on the impact of and responses to COVID-19 |
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5 Aug 2022 Emerging Public Realm of the Greater Bay Area: Approaches to Public Space in a Chinese Megaregion
26 August 2022 Physical Activity and Health of Children and Parents: Big Data Generated from the Greater Bay Area
28 October 2022 Policy Forum on Developing the Greater Bay Area as a Centre of High-quality Proprietary Chinese Medicine
31 May 2023 Policy Forum on Global Chaozhou People and the Belt and Road Initiative
28–29 July 2023 Policy Forum on Building a Sustainable Healthcare System for Hong Kong
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How a CUHK urban planner has helped revive a Hong Kong hawker market |
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We are living longer than before, but are we healthier? by Jean Woo & Ruby Yu
Research initiative on COVID-19 and NIDs
Sex discrimination and sexual harassment in cross-border education and employment by Fanny M. Cheung & Sally K. W. Lo
On the road to combat the pandemic: Hong Kong citizens’ views on the impact of and responses to COVID-19 by Victor W. T. Zheng, Hua Guo, & Fanny M. Cheung
The innovative combination of Hong Kong’s brand strength and the mainland’s advanced manufacturing technology in developing the Greater Bay Area as a centre of high-quality proprietary Chinese medicine by Victor W. T. Zheng, & Anthony Y. H. Fung
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Internal e-Portal (for members only) |
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“No housing speculation” and the “watering down" of property taxes
Rent controls might not be effective; the fundamental remedy is to increase housing supply
Citizens of the New Territories North District hold polarized views on the Northern Metropolis Development Strategy
Is motherhood a disgrace? Working mothers still face discrimination
Nurturing STEM talents from K-12
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