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Home / [Awards] HKSI Faculty Associate Dr. Jamie Peck elected as University Killam Professor

[Awards] HKSI Faculty Associate Dr. Jamie Peck elected as University Killam Professor

[Awards] HKSI Faculty Associate Dr. Jamie Peck elected as University Killam Professor

[Publications] Handover Mascot and Flagship Species: The Instrumentalization of Chinese White Dolphin in Hong Kong

[Publications] Inclusivity of the Hong Kong Higher Education System: A Critical Policy Analysis

[Media] HKSI AICS and the Cinematheque have teamed up on a six-part retrospective on a prominent Second Wave Hong Kong filmmaker Clara Law

[Newsletters] The HKSI January 2025 Update is out!

Asian Independent Cinema Showcase

[Newsletters] The HKSI December 2024 Update is out!

[Media] HKSI Convenor Dr. Helena Wu speaks with Fairchild TV about the Jade Music Festival 2024 and the panel talk with singer-songwriters Serrini and Enno Cheng

[Publications] More Swindles from the Late Ming: Sex, Scams, and Sorcery (Original Work by Zhang Yingyu).

[Publications] Practicing Conjunctural Methodologies: Engaging Chinese Capitalism

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