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2005-06 United
College Distinguished Visiting Scholar ¡V Professor Peter C Ordeshook
Professor Peter C
Ordeshook, Professor of Political Science, California Institute of
Technology (CalTech), will visit United College, The Chinese University
of Hong Kong, between 19 to 31 March 2006 as the College's second
Distinguished Visiting Scholar in 2005-2006.
Professor Ordeshook received his BS in
Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and PhD in
Political Science from the University of Rochester. He began his career
in 1968 at Carnegie Mellon University studying the different ways in
which formal analysis ¡V most notably, game theory ¡V could be applied to
such issues as the analysis of electoral institutions, legislative
decision making, and bargaining. Upon moving to the University of Texas
in 1983 and CalTech in 1987, his attention shifted somewhat to modeling
the dynamics of international processes and to attempting to discover
whether one can set forth any basic principles of constitutional design
for new democracies.
As a member of the American Academy of
Sciences and past president of the Public Choice Society, Professor
Ordeshook is the author of eight books and over a hundred scholarly
papers, including "Game
Theory and Political Theory", "Lessons
for Citizens of a New Democracy",
"Voting,
Elections and Parties", "Endogenous
Time Preferences in Social Networks",
"Designing
Federalism", "The
Balance of Power in International Systems",
and "A
Political Theory Primer". His
published essays cover such subjects as the application of experimental
methods to political analysis, legislative vote trading, the impact of
alternative election laws, the sources of stability and instability in
international systems, the role of information and the implication of
rational expectations in democratic processes, the game-theoretic
underpinnings of Sun Tzu's
Art of War,
cooperative game theory, and the
spatial analysis of parties and voting.
Professor Ordeshook's recent research
includes developing an evolutionary game theoretic model of individual
time preferences, which is a critical parameter of individual choice in
understanding the likelihood of social cooperation and the durability of
contracts, as well as an ongoing study of econometric methods for
detecting and measuring the extent of electoral fraud.
During his visit to United College,
Professor Ordeshook will deliver two public lectures. The details are
as follows:
Lecture One:
Theoretical
Underpinnings of Constitutional Design for New Democracies
Thursday, 23 March 2006, 4:30pm
Lecture Two:
The Uses and
Misuses of Game Theory in Political Science
Tuesday, 28 March 2006, 4:30pm
The lectures will be in English and
held at Lecture Theatre C1, T C Cheng Building, United College, CUHK.
For further information, please contact Mr George Lam of United College
on 2609 7598.
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2006 Annual Workshop
- ¡§The College System In University Education¡¨
The 2006 Annual Workshop of United
College, The Chinese University of Hong Kong was successfully held on
Friday, 24 February 2006 from at C1 Lecture Theatre of T C Cheng
Building, United College. The topic of the workshop is "The College
System in University Education". Speakers of the Workshop included
Professor Sir James Mirrlees, Distinguished Professor-At-Large of The
Chinese University of Hong Kong and 1996 Nobel Laureate in Economics;
Professor Edward Chen, President of Lingnan University; Professor
Catharine Hill, Provost of the Williams College; Professor Suk-ying
Wong, Associate Professor of the Department of Sociology and Professor
Pak-wai Liu, Pro-Vice-Chancellor of the University. They all spoke from
their work and research experiences on the roles and functions of the
college system and liberal arts education in the contemporary university
education. Ms Lina Yan, Chairperson of the CUHK Convocation was the
moderator of the Workshop.
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Committee for the
Appointment of the Next Head of United College
Professor K P Fung's current term as
Head of United College will expire on 31 July 2006. A Committee for the
Appointment of the Next Head (the Committee) will be formed to make
recommendation to the University Council the next Head of the College.
The Committee will be chaired by the Vice-Chancellor and its membership
will include one elected member of the College Board of Trustees and six
Fellows elected by the Assembly of Fellows.
Mr Shum Choi Sang, Chairman of the
Board of Trustees was elected on 6 January 2006 as the representative of
the Board.
The Assembly of Fellows has elected the
following six Fellows to serve on the Committee at its meeting held on
10 February 2006:
¡P Prof Kuan Hsin Chi, Dept of
Government & Public Administration
¡P Prof Kwan Hoi
Shan, Dept of Biology
¡P Prof Chang Song
Hing, Dept of Chinese Language & Literature
¡P Prof Lam Kin Che,
Dept of Geography & Resource Management
¡P Prof Chan Ying
Keung, Dept of Sociology
¡P Prof Alaster H Y
Lau, Dept of Pharmacology
The
six Fellows formed a working group and elected Prof Kuan Hsin Chi as the
Convenor. Open consultations will be arranged in late March.
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News of the College
Assembly of Fellows
The College Assembly of Fellows, at its
93rd
Meeting held on 10 February 2006, endorsed the following appointments.
(a) Assembly
Committee Appointments
i. College
Assembly Committees
Committee Post |
Name
¡@ |
Term |
Canteen Management Committee -
Member |
Dr Chan Tak
Yau
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Representative
of the UC Staff Association for 2005/2006 |
College Life Committee - Member |
Prof Stephen
Wong |
Representative
of the UC Staff Association for 2005/2006 |
Staff Housing Committee - Member |
Prof Alaster Lau
|
Representative
of the UC Staff Association for 2005/2006 |
Student Hostels Management
Committee - Member |
Prof Chan Ngai
Hang
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1/1/2006 ¡V
31/12/2008
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Student Hostels Management
Committee - Chairman |
Prof Cheng Hon
Ki
|
1/1/2006 ¡V
31/12/2008
|
ii. University
Committee
Faculty Boards
Representative
School of Law |
Prof
Lutz-Christian Wolff |
1/12/2005 ¡V
31/7/2007 |
iii. College
Appointments
Committee Post |
Name
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Term |
Warden, Chan Chun Ha Hostel |
Dr Jose Lai
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2/1/2006 - 1/1/2008 |
Convenor, College-based Language
Improvement Project and Project for the Promotion of Bilingual
Skills |
Dr Joseph Hung |
1/1/2006 - 31/12/2008
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(b)
College Coordinator 2005/2006
Department of Linguistics and
Modern Languages |
Prof Gu Yang |
9/12/2005 ¡V 31/7/2006 |
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