Title: 納稅人” 研究：中國天主教史一個被忽視的維度 The Taxpayer: A Neglected Dimension of Chinese Catholic HistorySpeaker: 康志杰教授 Prof. KANG ZhijieDate/Time: February 28, 2025 (Fri) 11:00 – 12:00 HKTVenue: Room 201, 2/F, May Hall, The […]
Title: Adventurers or Scientists? Historical Episodes from the Archaeological Exploration of the Middle EastSpeaker: Dr. Elvan Cobb (Assistant Professor, Department of History, Hong Kong Baptist University)Date/Time: February 21, 2025 (Friday) […]
GOD and AI: WHO’s in CONTROL Professor Ruth OkedijiJeremiah Smith Jr. ProfessorHarvard Law SchoolDate: 12 February 2025 (Wed)Time: 7:00pm – 8:30pmVenue: Rayson Huang Theatre, HKURegister: https://hku.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_2mMDG3fxDaFH1pIDetails: https://faith.hku.hk/event/god-and-aiAbstractArtificial Intelligence (AI) will […]
Capitalism is a remarkable system which has re-invented itself throughout history. It has proved capable of co-existing with entirely different political and economic contexts.
Capitalism is a remarkable system which has re-invented itself throughout history. It has proved capable of co-existing with entirely different political and economic contexts.
Capitalism is a remarkable system which has re-invented itself throughout history. It has proved capable of co-existing with entirely different political and economic contexts.
/*! elementor - v3.21.0 - 18-04-2024 */ .elementor-widget-image{text-align:center}.elementor-widget-image a{display:inline-block}.elementor-widget-image a img{width:48px}.elementor-widget-image img{vertical-align:middle;display:inline-block} Language: English Room 201, May Hall, The University of Hong Kong (Map), or Via Zoom November 15, 2024 […]
This paper examines the transregional thinking that conceptualized the British imperial interests and expansion in Asia from the end of the Napoleonic Wars in 1815 to the Opium War or “First China War” (1840–1842).
The transition from mobile foraging societies to settled agricultural communities is a critical period in human history.
Urban inhabitants have long had an emotional attachment to the cities they live in. This expresses itself through daily life, culture, and heritage. This talk highlights some of the ways in which urban populations in China have reflected on their emotional attachment to the city.
The rich have always fascinated, sometimes in problematic ways. Medieval thinkers feared that the super-rich would act ‘as gods among men’;
The symposium brings together a group of urban and planning historians and urban studies
scholars from Asia and
A century after the establishment of the Palace Museum in 1925,
This roundtable provides a space to present and discuss your PhD topics. You will each be asked to do a short presentation (10 minutes) on either the main themes of your thesis as a whole, a chapter or section, or an article that you might be thinking of submitting.
Today the term fengshui, which literally means “wind and water,” is recognized around the world. Yet few know exactly what it means,
The Silk Road is not merely a geographical or sociohistorical route but also, to a considerable extent, a catalyst for historical ups and downs ...
The Silk Road is not merely a geographical or sociohistorical route but also, to a considerable extent, a catalyst for historical ups and downs ...
During the Second World War the Nazis wiped out the world of Jewish scholarship centred in Talmudic academies or ‘Yeshivot’ in Europe ...
How the interaction between resources and society shaped the social world is an important anthropological concern ...
As a portable wealth, gold was highly valued by mobile pastoralists for its monetary and aesthetic values in ancient Eurasia ...
In the late second millennium BC, the socio-political landscape of early China underwent a major rupture when the Zhou and their coalition of highland allies conquered the Late Shang state (ca. 1250-1046 BC) at Anyang ...
Islam arrived in China during the 7th century as a foreign religion. Yet, once the first Muslims settled permanently there, Islamic religious and cultural traditions were gradually influenced by the norms of Chinese culture and society...
This talk briefly introduces HKU's ongoing archaeological fieldwork in the South Caucasian country of Armenia ...
Cities are seen as humanity’s greatest inventions. As political, socio-economic, and cultural centres, they are demonstrations of human ingenuity, power, and capacity to manipulate resources and the environment ...
