News & Announcements Archive

Hong Kong on the Brink

Hong Kong on the Brink

Professor Ho-Fung Hung featured in the podcast in Center of Strategic and International Studies

Professor Hung in Forbes

Professor Hung in Forbes

Cathay Pacific Chairman Resigns As China Ratchets Up Pressure On Hong Kong’s Businesses

Beijing Asserts Power to Declare Emergency to Quell Hong Kong Unrest

Beijing Asserts Power to Declare Emergency to Quell Hong Kong Unrest

Professor & Chair, Ho-Fung Hung, in The Wall Street Journal.

How Far Will China go to Stamp Out Hong Kong Protests?

How Far Will China go to Stamp Out Hong Kong Protests?

Professor Hung interviewed in The Guardian.

Professor DeLuca Meets with HUD Secretary Ben Carson

Professor DeLuca Meets with HUD Secretary Ben Carson

A discussion of housing policy, with a focus on her research on housing vouchers, landlords and low-income families.

A Generation With No Future Erupts in Hong Kong Protests

A Generation With No Future Erupts in Hong Kong Protests

Professor Hung cited in Bloomberg Businessweek about the student protests in Hong Kong.

Associate Professor Joel Andreas’ latest book published

Associate Professor Joel Andreas’ latest book published

“The Rise and Fall of Industrial Citizenship in China” recounts the tumultuous events that have shaped and reshaped authority relations in Chinese factories over the past seven decades.

Liberals for Inequality. The Meaning of a Seattle Experiment.

Liberals for Inequality. The Meaning of a Seattle Experiment.

Stefanie DeLuca’s research on creating housing opportunities in the New York Times

Graduate Student Alvin Camba cited in Financial Times

Graduate Student Alvin Camba cited in Financial Times

“Manila’s online gambling boom highlights pivot to China”. Read the full article on The Financial Times’ website with a subscription.

In Seattle, A Move Across Town Could Be A Path Out Of Poverty

In Seattle, A Move Across Town Could Be A Path Out Of Poverty

Stefanie DeLuca’s research on innovative Seattle experiment to help lift families out of poverty on NPR.