• New Book by Dr Ian Morley

• M.A. Scholarship Awardees, 2007-08

• Congratulations to Dr. SIU Kam Wah Joseph.

• Congratulations to Dr. Kiyoko YAMAGUCHI.

Dr. YAMAGUCHI has got married on 9 February, 2008 in Belgium. Sending here our best wishes to the bride!

• New Book by Professor TANG Chung

• Congratulations to Professor LEUNG Yuen Sang

Congratulations to Professor LEUNG Yuen Sang to have secured an RGC Competitive Earmarked Research Grant in his research on the Finding Fong Foo Sec (Kuang Fuzhuo, 1869-1938): An Investigation of the Man and His Transnational and Translational Experiences..

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• Congratulations to Professor Billy SO Kee Long

Congratulations to Professor Billy SO Kee Long to have secured an RGC CERG Grant in his research on the Beijing in Transition: A Historical GIS Study of Urban Cultures, 1912-1937 (燕京思遷錄：民國時期北京都市文化的歷史地理信息研究).

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• Congratulations to Professor Billy SO Kee Long

It is our pleasure to announce that the project of “A GIS and Institutional Economic Study of the Cotton Textile Economy in the Songjiangfu (松江府) Region During the Eighteenth Century” headed by Professor Billy SO Kee Long has been supported by the Chiang Ching-kuo Foundation a research fund of USD85,000 for two years. Prof. So, the principal investigator of the project, will work with the Institute of History and Philology, Academia Sinica in Taiwan and the Department of Geography and Resource Management of the CUHK.

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• Congratulations to Professor CHU Hung Lam

Congratulations to Professor CHU Hung Lam to have secured an RGC CERG Grant in his research on The Yao wars and state control over Guangdong and Guangxi in Ming China.

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• Congratulations to Professor CHOI Chi-cheung.

It is our pleasure to announce that the project of “Communities in Boundaries: Comparative Studies on History, Culture and Regional Networks of Overseas Chinese’s Hometowns in South China” headed by Professor CHOI Chi-cheung has been supported by the Chiang Ching-kuo Foundation a research fund of HK$780,000. Professor Choi, principal investigator of the project, will work with the SunYat-senUniversity in Guangzhou, and the HKUST.

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• M.A. Scholarship Awardees, 2006-07

• New Book by Professor YIP Hon Ming

• Donation from Tung Wah Group of Hospitals

• New Book by Professor LEUNG Yuen Sang

• New Book by Professor David FAURE

• Congratulations to Dr. Thomas BROPHY.

• Congratulations to Professor David FAURE.

• Congratulations to Professor LAI Ming Chiu.

The Library of Congress of the United States has named Prof. Yu Ying-shih, who is widely respected throughout the Chinese-speaking world for his work on the history of Chinese philosophy, as a senior distinguished scholar in the John W. Kluge Center at the Library of Congress. Prof. Yu will pursue his interest in Chinese history, culture and philosophy.

Born in Anhui Province, China, Prof. Yu graduated from New Asia College of The Chinese University of Hong Kong and received his doctorate in history from Harvard University in 1962. He has had a distinguished career as a researcher, historian and teacher at Harvard, Yale, the University of Michigan and The Chinese University of Hong Kong. At the time of his retirement in 2001, he was Gordon Wu Professor of Chinese Studies and professor of history and East Asian studies at Princeton Univeristy.