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Name	Department	Title	Direct Line	Email	Interest	Description	Profile Page
Prof Simon FUNG Sai-fu	Department of Social and Behavioural Sciences	Assistant Professor	3442 4311	sffung@cityu.edu.hk	Computational social science; Health-related quality of life (HRQOL); Digital health; Gerontology; Sports	Prof Fung obtained his PhD from the University of Warwick. Prior to joining City University of Hong Kong, he served at the University of Hong Kong.	Click here
Prof Ashley Glen LEWIS	Department of Linguistics and Translation	Assistant Professor	3442 8786	ashley.lewis@cityu.edu.hk	Psycholinguistics; Neurolinguistics; Syntax; Comparative Linguistics; Cognitive Control; Working Memory	Prof Lewis' research focuses primarily on psycholinguistics/the cognitive neuroscience of language, and more specifically on what can be learned about language processing using electrophysiological methods like electroencephalography (EEG) and magnetoencephalography (MEG). He has a particular interest in sentence comprehension and syntax, the role of cognitive control and working memory in these processes, and studying many of these issues from a cross-linguistic perspective.	Click here
Prof BAO Le	Department of Public and International Affairs	Assistant Professor	3442 7428	lebao2@cityu.edu.hk	Political methodology; Political behavior; Environmental politics; Bayesian and nonparametric statistics; Spatial statistics; Survey methodology; Measurement; Statistical simulations; Container computing; Reproducible research	Prof BAO received his Ph.D. from the Department of Government at American University in 2022. He was also previously a Visiting Graduate Fellow at the Institute for Quantitative Social Science, Harvard University and a Postdoc Fellow at the Massive Data Institute (MDI) of McCourt School of Public Policy, Georgetown University.	Click here
Prof Edmund LEE Wei-jian	Department of Media and Communication	Associate Professor	3442 8868	edmund.lee@cityu.edu.hk	Health communication; AI and big data in public health; Digital health technologies; Health inequalities/health disparities/communication inequalities; Physical health and well-being; Social media	As a public health communication scientist, Prof Lee’s research focuses on developing health technologies to tackle health inequalities, and how to take advantage of digital traces—data from social media, smartphones, wearables, and electronic health records—intelligently and ethically to understand and improve public health outcomes. To date, he has secured more than HKD 5.8 million dollars in research funding as the Principal Investigator from various external agencies and organizations to develop inclusive digital health technologies and ecosystems.	Click here
Prof Michelle SHUM Hei-yan	Department of Social and Behavioural Sciences	Assistant Professor	3442 2583	Michelle.H.Y.Shum@cityu.edu.hk			Click here
Prof LI Aini	Department of Linguistics and Translation	Assistant Professor	3442 6426	ainili@cityu.edu.hk	Experimental sociolinguistics; Sociolinguistic cognition; Psycholinguistics; Sociophonetics; Laboratory phonology; Language variation and change; Quantitative methods	Prof Li received her PhD in Linguistics from University of Pennsylvania in 2024. Her research combines corpus and experimental approaches to investigate how language variation is perceived and produced.	Click here
Prof Jonathan HUI York-heng	Department of English / Department of Chinese and History	Assistant Professor	3442 9362	jyh.hui@cityu.edu.hk	Historical fiction; Sino-European literary engagement; Jin Yong; Comparative literature; Modern medievalism		Click here
Prof Adel CHAOUCH OROZCO	Department of Linguistics and Translation	Assistant Professor	3442 8795	adel.chaouchorozco@cityu.edu.hk	Psycholinguistics; Second language acquisition and processing; Lexical-semantic representation and processing; Cognitive control and attention in language processing; Semantic networks; Language and emotion; Language and cognition; Cross-cultural studies	Prof Chaouch-Orozco's research centres on lexical-semantic processes in both monolinguals and bi-/multilinguals, exploring how these processes shape language use and intersect with culture, cognition, and affect. He addresses these questions through a combination of computational methods, network science tools, and psycholinguistic experiments, providing interdisciplinary insights into language and cognition.	Click here
Prof LI Yizhuo	Department of Chinese and History	Assistant Professor	3442 2983	yizhuoli@cityu.edu.hk	Pre-modern Chinese literature; Ming-Qing fiction and drama; gender and sexuality; women's writing and art practices	Prof Li is a scholar specialising in Ming-Qing studies. She is working on a book project based on her Ph.D. dissertation "Bellicose Beauties: Villainesses, Gender Transgression, and Martial Drama in Beijing, 1774-1911", which examines the writing and performance of villainous female warriors during the rise of miscellaneous local traditions, or Flowery Operas (huabu花部), in Qing theatre.	Click here
Prof LI Siyi	Department of Chinese and History	Assistant Professor	3442 6628	siyili@cityu.edu.hk	Modern Chinese Literature and Culture; Modernity and Modernism; Critical Theories; Visual and Film Studies	Prof Li is the author of ailway Modernity in China: The Temporal-Spatial Experience and the Cultural Imagination of Trains, 1840-1937 (Taipei, 2020) and Ten Lessons on Literature and Film (Hong Kong, 2023). His current research includes the project “Rearticulating Modernity in China: Trains and Railways in Wartime Literature and Film, 1937-1958” and an exploration of the courage of truth in Lu Xun’s works.	Click here
Prof Lucy YU Baohua	Department of English	Associate Professor	3442 9872	baohuayu@cityu.edu.hk	Motivation in SLA; Technology-enhanced language teaching and learning; Digital storytelling in English language education; Intercultural communication; Self-regulated learning strategy; Cross-cultural psychology	Prof Yu's research areas focus on embedding intercultural competence in English studies through technology, digital storytelling and positive psychology, willingness to communicate, motivation in second language acquisition, learning strategies, and cross-cultural adaptation of international students.	Click here
Prof Benjamin Luke MOORHOUSE	Department of English	Associate Professor	3442 8209	bmoorhou@cityu.edu.hk	English language teaching; tTechnology and language teaching; Young learners; Language teacher education; Generative AI; Language teaching		Click here

Name	Department	Title	Direct Line	Email	Interest	Description	Profile Page
Prof YANG Bin	Department of Chinese and History	Professor	3442 8789	byang23@cityu.edu.hk			Click here
Prof CAO Nanlai	Department of Chinese and History	Associate Professor	3442 5601	nanlacao@cityu.edu.hk	Everyday practice of religion in China and the Chinese diaspora with a focus on the relationship of religious life to local and national institutions of governance and state-managed economic globalization	Prof Cao is a sociocultural anthropologist concerned with the intersection of religion, culture, and political economy. His interdisciplinary research has involved extended fieldwork conducted in the US, China, France and Italy.	Click here
Prof LIU Dong	Department of Chinese and History	Assistant Professor	3442 2426	donliu@cityu.edu.hk	Modern Chinese literature; Dongbei studies; Global leftist literature; Sino-American cultural relations	Prof Liu earned his BA (2017) from Peking University. In 2022, he served as visiting staff at EALC, Harvard University. He received his Ph.D. from Peking University, where he was also awarded the Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation Award (2023). He specializes in the history of modern Chinese literature.	Click here
Prof ZHOU Shuhua	Department of Media and Communication	Chair Professor of Communication and Media	3442 9331	shuhzhou@cityu.edu.hk	International communication; Visual Communication; Media content, form and effects; Cognition of mediated messages	Prof Zhou is a formal Leonard H. Goldenson Endowed Professor in Radio and Television Journalism at the Missouri School of Journalism. He held positions as Professor of Journalism and Creative Media, Professor of Telecommunication and Film, and Associate Dean for Graduate Studies at the University of Alabama where he worked for 19 years. He earned his MA and Ph.D. from the School of Journalism at Indiana University. He also held a BS degree in tropical crops from the South China College of Tropical Crops (now Hainan University) and a BA degree in English language and literature from Jinan University.	Click here
Prof Claire GULLANDER-DROLET	Department of English	Assistant Professor	3442 9806	cgulland@cityu.edu.hk			Click here
Prof James JIA Mian	Department of English	Assistant Professor	3442 8854	mianjia@cityu.edu.hk	Language and persuasive health message design; Language and interpersonal communication	Prof Jia obtained his Ph.D. from the University of Texas at Austin. His research explores how subtle linguistic features shape people’s perceptions, intentions, and behaviors in various interpersonal, intercultural, health, and mediated contexts. He uses methods such as experimental design, corpus analysis, content analysis, and computerized text analysis.	Click here
Prof Jamie MCKEOWN	Department of English	Assistant Professor	3442 8753	jmckeown@cityu.edu.hk			Click here
Prof Reto Thomas Edgar WINCKLER	Department of English	Assistant Professor	3442 9350	ewinckle@cityu.edu.hk			Click here
Prof Derrick HO Hung-chak	Department of Public and International Affairs	Assistant Professor	3442 8787	derrick.ho@cityu.edu.hk	Spatial demography and population health in global urban context; Social and environmental determinants of health; Interactions between built environment, deprivation, healthy lifestyle and non-communicable diseases; Public health surveillance and disaster risk management; Urban and housing management for community health actions	Prof Ho is a spatial demographer and a population health specialist with extensive experience in urban health. His expertise includes 1) spatial and environmental epidemiology, and 2) community health. His research focuses on social and environmental determinants of health, with particular interests in interactions between neighborhood deprivation, natural and built environment, healthy behaviors, and non-communicable diseases.	Click here
Prof Shane Gavin RYAN	Department of Public and International Affairs	Assistant Professor	3442 4639	sgryan@cityu.edu.hk	Philosophy, especially epistemology and ethics		Click here
Prof Jason Derrick HARDING	Department of English	Professor and Head	3442 8850	jharding@cityu.edu.hk			Click here
Prof Gabrielle CHEUNG Lai Ting	Department of Public and International Affairs	Assistant Professor	3442 4746	gacheung@cityu.edu.hk			Click here
Prof Eddie HUI Chi-man	Department of Public and International Affairs	Chair Professor of Urban Policy and Management	3442 7420	chimhui@cityu.edu.hk	Housing and urban studies	Prof Hui received his BSc from The University of Hong Kong, MPhil and PhD from the University of Cambridge, UK. He is an all-round professional with diverse experience in research and consultancy projects.	Click here
Prof Niels Olaf SCHILLER	Department of Linguistics and Translation	Chair Professor of Psycho- and Neurolinguistics / Head	3442 9566	nschille@cityu.edu.hk	Syntactic; Morphological; Phonological processes in language production and reading aloud; Articulatory-motor processes during speech production; Language processing in neurologically impaired patients; Forensic phonetics	Prof Schiller received his MA from the University of Trier, Germany and PhD from the Radboud University, the Netherlands. He is a world leader in the field of psycho- and neurolinguistics.	Click here
Prof ZHANG Xinzhi	Department of Media and Communication	Associate Professor	3442 6129	xzzhang2@cityu.edu.hk	Digital journalism; Political communication; Public health campaign; AI law and policy; AI alignment and regulation; Innovation and social impacts; Computational social science; Comparative media studies	Prof Zhang's research focuses on digital journalism, political communication, AI policy and regulation, public health campaigns, and computational social science. His research examines citizens’ digitally mediated communication about politics and health; and how digital technologies—especially Generative AI and social media—change news production and dissemination. His research aims to empower citizens by promoting deliberative conversations and helping government agencies, news organizations, technology companies, and start-ups design communication campaigns and policies, facilitating evidence-based interventions to reduce bias, inequality, and miscommunication.	Click here
Prof Seungsu LEE	Department of Media and Communication	Assistant Professor	3442 6265	seunglee@cityu.edu.hk		Prof Lee's research expertise is media effects and political communication. Specifically, his research interests focus on socio-psychological effects of communication technologies in the context of journalism and politics.	Click here
Prof Arda AKARTUNA	Department of Social and Behavioural Sciences	Assistant Professor	3442 8765	arda.akartuna@cityu.edu.hk		Prof Akartuna's research looks into the prevention of future crimes that involve emerging technologies, including web3, cryptoassets, DeFi, CBDCs, AI, new payment methods and developments in FinTech. He has experience in blockchain analytics, crypto crime investigations, dark web research and open-source intelligence. His research uses both academic and practitioner experience, as well as innovative methods such as horizon scanning and crime scripting, to devise preventative frameworks and early detection mechanisms. He has advised numerous private, governmental and international organisations on future crime threats and possible prevention measures.	Click here
Prof KWOK Kim	Department of Social and Behavioural Sciences	Assistant Professor	3442 5798	kimkwok@cityu.edu.hk	Ethnic minorities; Immigrant economy; Gender and sexuality; Children and adolescents with special educational needs; Multicultural social work		Click here

Name	Department	Title	Direct Line	Email	Interest	Description	Profile Page
Prof WANG Lianming	Department of Chinese and History	Associate Professor	3442 9618	lianming.wang@cityu.edu.hk	Global encounters of art and architecture in early modernity; Animal trade; Exchange of objects and diplomatic gifts; Export art; Ming-Qing gardens; Qing court workshops	Prof Wang is a historian of global art focusing on early modern Sino-European exchanges. Currently, he is conducting a Gerda Henkel Stiftung-sponsored project (AZ 47/V/20) on Qing global animals.	Click here
Prof Astrid HARTH	Department of Chinese and History	Assistant Professor	3442 9733	aharth@cityu.edu.hk	Northern Renaissance art; Baroque art; Technical art history; Art and science; Western art history	As both an art historian and conservation scientist, Prof Harth specialises in technical art history in particular in relation to Northern Renaissance and Baroque Art thus bridging art and science. In the coming years, she plans to conduct research on intentional alterations of early Netherlandish paintings as well as further develop research aimed at connecting art and science using imaging and analytical techniques.	Click here
Prof SHEN Dewei	Department of Chinese and History	Assistant Professor	3442 6978	deweshen@cityu.edu.hk	Chinese archaeology; Material culture; Social and cultural history of early China; Jiandu manuscript studies; Empire studies	With a broad research interest in Early China, Prof Shen conducted multiple surveys of ancient city sites (mainly Warring States and Qin-Han periods) in the middle Yangtze River region during the past years, and participated in a series of excavations, including archaeological fieldwork at late Neolithic sites in North China and burial sites of the Xiongnu and Mongols in Eastern Mongolia.	Click here
Prof LI Jixing	Department of Linguistics and Translation	Assistant Professor	3442 5596	jixingli@cityu.edu.hk	Human-computer interaction	Prof Li’s research applies computational models to understand how the human brain represents and computes semantic and syntactic information during language comprehension.	Click here
Prof Bert GEORGE	Department of Public and International Affairs	Associate Professor	3442 4596	brgeorge@cityu.edu.hk	Strategic planning and management in public administration; Public sector performance; Behavioral public policy and administration; Meta science in public administration	Prof George has worked with several international organizations such as the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) in advising governments on how to enhance their performance and implement strategic planning and management practices. He is currently Managing Editor of Public Administration Review, a leading journal in the field. His work has been cited in a range of policy-relevant reports and plans such as the 2022 US Budget Guidance for US Federal Agencies.	Click here
Prof Maggie JIANG Mengyin	Department of Social and Behavioural Sciences	Assistant Professor	3442 8832	mengyin.jiang@cityu.edu.hk	Self-related information processing; Cross-culture comparison; Evolution and behaviour; Categorisation; Priming	Prof Jiang’s research interests are in social cognition, focusing on the impact of social factors (social experiences, culture, etc) on information processing, as well as the underlying mechanisms of information processing.	Click here
Prof ZHEN Shanshan	Department of Social and Behavioural Sciences	Assistant Professor	3442 8994	shanshan.zhen@cityu.edu.hk	Social neuroscience; Decision making; Cognitive psychology; Developmental psychology; Creativity	Prof Zhen’s research spans several areas in psychology and cognitive neuroscience, focusing on decision-making and social reasoning in different populations. She uses model-based neuroimaging and paradigms from behavioral economics to better understand the neurocomputational bases of human decision-making in social contexts.	Click here
Prof Lamson LIN Shen	Department of Social and Behavioural Sciences	Assistant Professor	3442 8768	shenlin@cityu.edu.hk	? Healthy Ageing: Social gerontology; Geriatric psychiatry; Multimorbidity; Late-life mental disorders; Chronic and long-term care ? Diversity: Immigrant, refugee and racialized minority health; Anti-racism; Anti-oppression; Decolonizing social work practice ? Health Equity: Social determinants/dimensions of health & illness; Health service research; Social epidemiology ? COVID-19 Pandemic: Pandemic anxiety; Pandemic loneliness; Social isolation; Infodemic; Health behavioural changes ? Methodology: Large-scale population-based survey; Quantitative Intersectionality; Machine Learning/Artificial intelligence	More recently, Lamson's research has been using statistical and computational techniques to examine the mechanisms, risk and protective factors through which the COVID-19 pandemic influences individuals' psychosocial well-being (e.g., anxiety disorders, loneliness, stigma, and vaccine hesitancy). As a first-generation college graduate from his family, Lamson recognizes social/structural vulnerability (e.g., racialized identity, migration status, job precarity) in shaping resource distribution, power dynamics and consequential health inequalities across the human life course.	Click here
Prof Matthew MANNING	Department of Social and Behavioural Sciences	Professor	3442 5218	mmanning@cityu.edu.hk	How new technologies can be exploited by criminals to undertake money laundering, terrorism financing and fraud	Prof Manning is a criminological economist and future crime scholar. He has worked within the fields of criminology and economics for two decades. His empirical research evaluates strategies that can be employed by criminal justice actors to respond to these new and complex crimes. He has developed a number of economic tools that are beginning to incorporate machine learning algorithms. The cost benefit tools are currently hosted and used by a number of government agencies such as the College of Policing UK.	Click here
Prof Yanto CHANDRA	Department of Public and International Affairs	Associate Professor	3442 7001	ychandra@cityu.edu.hk	Entrepreneurship; Innovation; Strategy; Social Entrepreneurship; Impact Investing; Managing emerging technologies (i.e., Metaverse, Blockchain, DAO); Artificial Intelligence and Robots; Visual Methods	In recent years, Prof Chandra has developed strong interests in and investigated the entrepreneurial process and management of emerging technology including artificial intelligence, robots, metaverse, blockchain, tokens, and decentralized organizations, and their implications to economy and society. He is developing the computational entrepreneurship with a focus on automating entrepreneurial and strategic processes using programmable robots and chatbots.	Click here
Prof Jackie LAI Yan-ki	Department of Linguistics and Translation	Assistant Professor	3442 8773	jyk.lai@cityu.edu.hk	Syntax; Morphology; Syntax–Semantics Interface; Minimalism; Distributed Morphology; Chinese Linguistics	Prof Lai’s research interests lie in syntax, morphology, and the syntax–semantics interface, with specific reference to Chinese languages (most notably Mandarin and Cantonese).	Click here
Prof Mark Lawrence WONG	Department of Social and Behavioural Sciences	Assistant Professor	3442 8746	Lawrence.Wong@cityu.edu.hk	Sleep; Circadian rhythm; Youth mental health; Diversity and well-being; Body image and self-evaluation; Neurocognitive functions	Prof Wong is a registered clinical psychologist in Hong Kong, Australia and the United Kingdom. His research and clinical interests are mainly concerned with the effects and mechanisms of sleep and circadian rhythm on daytime functions, including mental health well-being, social-cognitive-affective functions and behavioural outcomes.	Click here
Prof Daniel YOUNG Kim-wan	Department of Social and Behavioural Sciences	Associate Professor	3442 8954	dkwyoung@cityu.edu.hk	Developing online interventions, including online cognitive behavioral therapy and online mindfulness-based intervention for people with depression and anxiety	Prof Young has developed expertise on teaching and research work on mental health counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness-based intervention and dementia care. He was an experienced social worker and has experience in supervising social workers and counsellors in their casework and counselling skills. He worked for community-based mental health services in Hong Kong for more than 10 years, providing care for people with severe mental health problems, ae well as providing staff training and supervision for social workers.	Click here

Name	Department	Title	Direct Line	Email	Interest	Description	Profile Page
Prof Ye SUN	Department of Media and Communication	Associate Professor	3442 7655	yesun27@cityu.edu.hk	Media and Society		Click here
Prof Vincent WANG Xiaohui	Department of Media and Communication	Assistant Professor	3442 4725	xiaohui.wang@cityu.edu.hk	Computational Social Science; Social Media; Consumer Health Informatics; Human-Computer Interaction	Prof Wang holds a PhD in information studies from Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information, Nanyang Technological University. His research converges at the intersection of information, communication, and new technologies.	Click here
Prof CHAN Siu-ming	Department of Social and Behavioural Sciences	Assistant Professor	3442 7994	siuming.chan@cityu.edu.hk	Poverty and Inequality; Housing; Social work; Social welfare and social policy; Social determinants of health	Prof CHAN Siu-ming worked as a frontline social worker in community settings for eight years before embarking on his academic journey. His vision is to enhance the well-being of vulnerable and disadvantaged groups. He aims to explore new initiatives and extend intervention strategies by analyzing social problems and human behavior by means of evidence-based and theory-informed academic research.	Click here
Prof Esterina NERVINO	Department of English	Assistant Professor	3442 8732	e.nervino@cityu.edu.hk	Social Semiotics; Multimodal Discourse Analysis; Corpus Linguistics; ESP	Prof Nervino is currently Assistant Professor at CityU holding a joint appointment at the Department of English and the Department of Marketing. Topics which she has been working on cover: luxury and digital transformation, luxury and its intersection with art and space, country of origin effect and language use, sustainability, reputation management, branding and retail experience.	Click here
Prof Jerrine TAN Ee-wen	Department of English	Assistant Professor	3442 9758	j.tan@cityu.edu.hk	Global anglophone literature; Transnational literature and film; Gender and sexuality studies; and Critical race theory		Click here
Prof WANG Xijing	Department of Social and Behavioural Sciences	Assistant Professor	3442 8262	xijiwang@cityu.edu.hk	Objectification and dehumanization; Immoral behaviour, aggression, and self-interested behaviour; Inequality, social power, social dominance, and hierarchy		Click here

Name	Department	Title	Direct Line	Email	Interest	Description	Profile Page
Prof Alfred HO Tat-kei	Department of Public and International Affairs	Professor / Head	3442 8902	ho.tkalfred@cityu.edu.hk	Public budgeting; Performance management and governance; Local government; Comparative budget reform, citizen participation, e-government.	Prof Alfred HO is a leading scholar in public administration, especially in the subfields of performance management and budgeting, e-government, and citizen engagement.	Click here
Prof Ge LAN	Department of English	Assistant Professor	3442 8554	gelan4@cityu.edu.hk	Corpus linguistics; Grammar/syntax; English for academic purposes; Second language writing; Natural language processing	Prof Ge LAN holds a PhD in second language studies from Purdue University. He is a member of Corpus and Repository of Writing (Crow), an inter-institutional research project in the United States.	Click here

Name	Department	Title	Direct Line	Email	Interest	Description	Profile Page
Prof Edmund W CHENG	Department of Public and International Affairs	Associate Professor	3442 9401	ew.cheng@cityu.edu.hk	Contentious politics and political sociology; Hong Kong politics and global China; Public opinion survey and mixed methods	Prof Edmund CHENG Wai’s research interests include contentious politics, political sociology, public opinion survey, Hong Kong politics and Global China.	Click here
Prof HU Wanyang	Department of Public and International Affairs	Assistant Professor	3442 7472	wanyang.hu@cityu.edu.hk	Urban and regional development; Housing policy; Migration; Quantitative method	Prof HU Wanyang’s research focuses on urban and regional development, particularly the intersection between urban policy, labor mobility, and economic development. She also works on housing market analysis and housing policy.	Click here
Prof Christine HUANG Yi-hui	Department of Media and Communication	Chair Professor of Communication and Media	3442 8736	yihhuang@cityu.edu.hk	Cross-cultural communication and relationship; Chinese communication and relationship management; Public relations management, effectiveness, and value; Crisis management and crisis communication; Conflict resolution and negotiation	Prof Christine HUANG Yihui’s research interests include public relationship management, crisis communication, conflict negotiation, and cross-cultural communications and relationship.	Click here
Prof Claudia KIM Junghyun	Department of Public and International Affairs	Assistant Professor	3442 7040	c.kim@cityu.edu.hk	Military bases; Social movements; Alliance politics; Korea and Japan	Prof Claudia KIM’s research focuses on military bases and social movements. For 2019-20, she was a postdoctoral fellow at Harvard University's Weatherhead Center for International Affairs, Program on US-Japan Relations.	Click here
Prof LIU Dongshu	Department of Public and International Affairs	Assistant Professor	3442 9557	dongshu.liu@cityu.edu.hk	Political Institution and Political Economy of Authoritarian Regime; Public Opinion and Political Behavior in Autocracies; Chinese Politics and Public Policies	Prof LIU Dongshu’s research interests include Chinese politics, political economy and institutions in authoritarian regimes, and survey experiment on public opinion and political behavior.	Click here
Prof Nick OR Hin-kin	Department of Public and International Affairs	Assistant Professor	3442 6949	nick.or@cityu.edu.hk	Policy agendas and processes; Authoritarian regimes; Globalisation; Information processing; Hong Kong Politics	Prof OR Hin-kin’s research interests lie in the field of public policy, comparative politics and authoritarian regimes by drawing insights from behavioural and complexity sciences, using quantitative techniques and experimental methods. He is also interested in studying how individuals and organisations process policy-related information and Hong Kong Politics.	Click here
Prof Nicolai PETROVSKY	Department of Public and International Affairs	Associate Professor	3442 6590	npetrovs@cityu.edu.hk	Public service performance; Turnover of senior managers and civil servants; Citizen interactions with public services; Research transparency	Prof Nicolai PETROVSKY’s research focuses on public service performance and the role senior officials play in it, citizen-state interactions, and transparent and replicable research.	Click here

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