Ho-fung Hung tells Time that he doesn’t expect more massive protests right now.

The associate professor tells the Washington Post in an interview on March 26, ‘Whoever is chief executive, the policy will continue, because at this point they just execute the policy of the central government — increase government control of political and social life, of the economy, and to promote integration between the mainland and Hong […]

The associate professor on RT News on Jan 16, ‘Will Trump make good on his threats against China? And is there a real danger of a military showdown in the Asia Pacific?’

Ho-fung Hung says, “Denying democratic Taiwan the respect and recognition it deserves, in exchange for Beijing’s falling cooperation on other matters, is increasingly costly to American interests and the reputation of the United States. A recalibration of U.S.-Taiwan relations is overdue.”

The Coleman Report, which was first produced as a product of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, set the standard for the study of public education in the U.S.

Ho-fung Hung Advocates for Different Approach to Fueling Inflation, ‘Wages Have To Rise’. October 20. 2016

Sino-US Colloquium (X) US-China Policy for the Next Administration. September 26, 2016

The Downwardly Mobile for Trump. August 25, 2016.

The theme for the 2016 Annual Meeting: “Rethinking Social Movements: Can Changing the Conversation Change the World?”.” Looking for JHU at ASA 2016

Ho-fung Hung appointed Henry M. and Elizabeth P. Wiesenfeld Associate Professor in Political Economy.