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Hong Kong – ‘From the Tsar’s Railway to the Bolshevik Revolution’ with Mark O’Neill

Hong Kong – ‘From the Tsar’s Railway to the Bolshevik Revolution’ with Mark O’Neill

Sep 23, 2014

Mark O’Neill was born in London, educated at Oxford University and has been living and working in Asia since 1978. He has written about Chinese workers in World War One.  From the Tsar’s Railway to the Bolshevik Revolution explores how Chinese laborers...
Hong Kong – ‘The Truth Behind the Wine Industry in China’ with David Pedrol, Macro Asia & Cellarmaster Wines

Hong Kong – ‘The Truth Behind the Wine Industry in China’ with David Pedrol, Macro Asia & Cellarmaster Wines

Aug 13, 2014

David Pedrol, Chief Executive Officer, Macro Asia & Cellarmaster Wines joined Macro Asia in December 2013 having developed his career in the global wine industry for the last fourteen years. He majored in Wine Tasting and Commerce of Wine at the London Wine...
Hong Kong – ‘Nothing to Envy: Ordinary Lives in North Korea’ with Barbara Demick, Los Angeles Times

Hong Kong – ‘Nothing to Envy: Ordinary Lives in North Korea’ with Barbara Demick, Los Angeles Times

Jul 18, 2014

Barbara Demick is Beijing bureau chief of the Los Angeles Times and has been interviewing North Koreans about their lives since 2001, when she moved to Seoul to report for the Los Angeles Times. Her reporting on North Korea won the Overseas Press Club award for human...
Hong Kong – ‘The Chief Executive Election and Democratic Rights in Hong Kong’ with Michael Davis, University of Hong Kong

Hong Kong – ‘The Chief Executive Election and Democratic Rights in Hong Kong’ with Michael Davis, University of Hong Kong

Jul 14, 2014

Professor Michael C. Davis is a core founding member of both the Article 23 and 45 concern groups, and has served as an adviser to such Hong Kong based groups as International Chamber of Commerce, the Asian Human Rights Commission, and the Hong Kong Human Rights...
Hong Kong – ‘China’s Leftover Women’ with Leta Hong Fincher, author and doctoral candidate at Tsinghua University, Beijing

Hong Kong – ‘China’s Leftover Women’ with Leta Hong Fincher, author and doctoral candidate at Tsinghua University, Beijing

May 7, 2014

Leta Hong Fincher is an American doctoral candidate in Sociology at Tsinghua University in Beijing. Her research on “leftover” women, gender inequality and the property market in China has been cited by many news organizations, including The Economist, New...
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