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Hong Kong Metropolitan University
• 2024 (2nd sem)
◦ B.A.-Course: “Comparative Democratization”
◦ B.A.-Course: “Theories of International Relations” (tutorials)
• 2023 (1st sem)
◦ B.A.-Course: “HK Government and Politics”
◦ B.A.-Course: “Introductory Comparative Politics” (tutorials)
• 2023 (2nd sem)
◦ B.A.-Course: “Highlights in World Civilizations”
◦ B.A.-Course: “Selected Topics in Hong Kong Public Policy Analysis”
The University of Hong Kong
• 2022 (1st sem)
◦ B.A. Course: “Hong Kong Politics”
◦ B.A. Course: “Democratization”
◦ Capstone projects
• 2021 (1st sem)
◦ B.A. Course: “Hong Kong Politics”
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
• 2022 (summer)
◦ B.A.-Course: “China and Asia: Past and Present”
• 2022 (2nd sem)
◦ B.A.-Course: “Introduction to Global Studies”
• 2021 (1st sem)
◦ B.A. Course: “Introductory Comparative Politics”
• 2021 (summer)
◦ B.A.-Course: “China and Asia: Past and Present”
• 2021 (2nd sem)
◦ M.A.-Course: “US-China Relations”
◦ B.A.-Course: “Introduction to Global Studies”
• 2017 (2nd sem.)
◦ M.A.-Course: “State and Civil Society in China”
Lingnan University
• 2022 (2nd sem)
◦ B.A.-Course: “The History of Rights in the US”
• 2021 (1st sem)
◦ B.A.-Course: “Nazi Germany and the Holocaust”
• 2020 (1st sem)
◦ B.A.-Course: “Nazi Germany and the Holocaust”
◦ B.A.-Course: “Introduction to the History of the USA”
Hong Kong Baptist University
• 2022 (sem B)
◦ B.A.-Course: “Hong Kong between Past and Present” S3
◦ B.A.-Course: “Hong Kong between Past and Present” S2
◦ B.A.-Course: “Hong Kong between Past and Present” S1
• 2021 (sem A)
◦ B.A.-Course: “Hong Kong between Past and Present” S3
◦ B.A.-Course: “Hong Kong between Past and Present” S2
◦ B.A.-Course: “Hong Kong between Past and Present” S1
• 2021 (sem B)
◦ B.A.-Course: “Hong Kong between Past and Present” S3
◦ B.A.-Course: “Hong Kong between Past and Present” S2
◦ B.A.-Course: “Hong Kong between Past and Present” S1
• 2020 (sem A)
◦ B.A.-Course: “The Individual and Society”
◦ B.A.-Course: “Hong Kong between Past and Present”
Education University of Hong Kong
• 2021 (2nd sem)
◦ M.A.-Course: “The Political Economy of Development in Historical Perspective: Themes, Issues, Trends”
◦ B.A.-Course: “China's Rise and Globalized World”
City University of Hong Kong
• 2020 (sem. B)
◦ B.A.-Course: “Hong Kong: Continuity and Change in a Global City”
◦ M.A.-Course: “Political and Social Change in Southeast Asia and the Region”
• 2019 (sem. A)
◦ B.A.-Course: “Political Dynamics in Asia”
◦ M.A.-Course: “Special Topics in Asian and International Studies - State and Society in China and Vietnam: Comparative Perspectives”
• 2019 (sem. B)
◦ B.A.-Course: “Hong Kong: Continuity and Change in a Global City”
◦ M.A.-Course: “Special Topics in Asian and International Studies - State and Society in China and Vietnam: Comparative Perspectives”
• 2018 (sem. A)
◦ B.A.-Course: “Political Dynamics in Asia”
◦ M.A.-Course: “Political and Social Change in Southeast Asia and the Region”
• 2018 (sem. B)
◦ M.A.-Course: “Special Topics in Asian and International Studies - State and Society in China and Vietnam: Comparative Perspectives”
◦ B.A.-Course “Hong Kong: Continuity and change in a Global City”
• 2017 (sem. A)
◦ M.A.-Course: “Political and Social Change in Southeast Asia and the Region”
◦ M.A.-Course: “Research Design for the Social Sciences”
• 2017 (sem. B)
◦ M.A.-Course: “State and Development in Asia” (with Prof. Mark R. Thompson)
• 2016 (sem. B)
◦ B.A.-Course: “Hong Kong: Continuity and Change in a Global City”
◦ B.A.-Course: “Political and Social Development in China”
• 2015 (sem. A)
◦ B.A.-Course: “Hong Kong: Continuity and Change in a Global City”
◦ B.A.-Course: “Social Research Methods”
• 2015 summer
◦ M.A.-Course: “Special Topics in Asian and International Studies: Singapore”
• 2015 (sem. B)
◦ B.A.-Course: “Political and Social Development in China”
• 2014 (sem. A)
◦ B.A.-Course: “Social Research Methods”
◦ B.A.-Course: “Hong Kong: Continuity and Change in a Global City”
• 2014 (sem. B)
◦ Lectures: “China's Environmental Challenges and Opportunities” and “Comparative Environmental Movements” for “Globalization and the Environment” with Prof. Graeme Lang
◦ B.A.-Course: “Hong Kong: Continuity and Change in a Global City”
◦ B.A.-Course: “Problem-based Studies of Selected Asian Societies and Regions II (Comparing Singapore and Hong Kong)”
◦ Lecture for Model United Nations: “Finding and analyzing documents”
• 2013 (sem. A)
◦ B.A.-Course: “Special Topics in Asian Studies (Student Activism in Hong Kong in Comparative Perspective)”
◦ Course: “Social Research Methods”
• 2012 (sem. A)
◦ B.A.-Course: “China and the Global Dynamics” and “Chinese Society in Transition”
◦ B.A.-Course: “Hong Kong: Continuity and Change in a Global City” and “Development and Social Change in Hong Kong”
• 2012 (sem. B)
◦ B.A.-Course: “Contemporary China“
◦ Tutorial: “State and Development in Southeast Asia” (including design)
• 2011 (sem. A)
◦ B.A.-Course: “Development and Social Change in Hong Kong”
• 2011 (sem. B)
◦ B.A.-Course: “Development and Social Change in Hong Kong” (with Marcus Chu)
Political Education Center, Helmstedt
• 2012
◦ One day workshop with three sessions: “American Security Politics in the Pacific”, “China vs. U.S.: Discussing the Chinese Foreign Policy”, and “Security Politics in Southeast Asia: Conception and Strategies”.
FernUniversität in Hagen
• 2011 (summer semester)
◦ B.A.-Seminar: “The Political System of the United States in Comparative Perspective”
• 2010 (summer semester)
◦ B.A.-Seminar: “The People's Republic of China in Comparative Perspective”
◦ Online-Lecture: “Introduction to Comparative Politics” with PD Dr. Stephan Bröchler
• 2009 (winter semester)
◦ B.A.-Seminar: “Political Change in Authoritarian Regimes“
• 2009 (summer semester)
◦ B.A.-Seminar: “Changing Political Systems: An Introduction to Democratization Research“
• 2008 (winter semester)
◦ B.A.-Seminar: “Student Protests during Democratization Processes”
• 2008 (summer semester)
◦ Online-Seminar: “Political Consulting” with PD Dr. Stephan Bröchler and Tobias Fuhrmann
University of Erlangen-Nuremberg
• 2007 (summer semester)
◦ B.A.-Seminar: “Nationalism in Comparative Perspective”
• 2006 (summer semester)
◦ M.A.-Seminar: “Development and Democratization in Pacific Asia,” with Prof. Mark R. Thompson
• 2005 (summer semester)
◦ M.A.-Seminar “Nationalism and Democratization,” with Prof. Mark R. Thompson
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