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Centre for Chinese Family Studies
Gender Equality Paradox of Fertility: A Theoretical Thinking 27 October 2022 | Onlinebr> |
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This talk will focus on the relationship between fertility and gender equality in both the public and private arena.
It argues that gender equality can both reduce and boost fertility rate or fertility desire, generating a “gender-equality paradox of fertility.”
In high fertility regime, gender equality in the public sphere facilitates the transition from high to low fertility,
while in the low-fertility context,
gender equality in the public sphere will continue to reduce fertility due to demographic inertia and the failure of public policy,
but gender equality in the private sphere may bring an opposite effect on fertility, pushing very low fertility rates gradually back up.
However, the relationship between fertility and gender equality may not be unidimensional,
but varies by level of fertility rate, gender and other factors.
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特區政府一直致力推動中醫藥發展，近年更不斷投放資源，促進中醫藥事業向前邁進，提升香港中醫藥發展動力。
由香港中文大學香港亞太研究所政策研究網絡舉辦的「粵港澳大灣區中藥協作研討會」，
將於本年10月28日上午10時正於網上直播，主題為〈將大灣區打造為中藥中心的香港品牌優勢與挑戰〉，
香港的學者、智庫和中藥業界精英將會就香港中藥品牌優勢如何和內地中藥業進行優勢互補、以創新思維推動中藥業發展等層面，
發表最新研究報告，並進行深入交流討論。研討會將透過網上直播的形式供公眾參與。 註冊連結：https://cloud.itsc.cuhk.edu.hk/webform/view.php?id=13656501 |
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Centre for Social and Political Development Studies
Lecture Series on “Castle Peak: Road of Fire and Dye” 2:30 – 5:15pm | 26 Nov, 3, 10, 17 Dec 2022 | Hong Kong Museum of History & Online |
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Organizers
HKIAPS, CUHK Pan Sutong Shanghai-Hong Kong Economic Policy Research Institute, Lingnan University China Economic Research Programme, Lingnan University |
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In Association with:
Hong Kong Museum of History |
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Following the success of a previous lecture series on Waterloo Road,
the series continues by exploring the historical legacies of Castle Peak Road.
The topic of the lectures varies from business families that were once located on Castle Peak Road, to the history of a famous school.
The lives of residents and the development of hospitals along the road will also be discussed.
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Hills Stay Green (26 Nov 2022)
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Prof. Kwok-kin Siu
(Director, Centre for Hong Kong History and Culture Studies, Chu Hai College of Higher Education) |
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Prof. Wing-kin Puk
(Associate Professor, Department of History, CUHK) |
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Mr Chi-ming Shun
(Former Director of the Hong Kong Observatory) |
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Take Root and Grow (3 Dec 2022)
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Prof. Siu-lun Wong
(Emeritus Professor of Sociology, The University of Hong Kong) |
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Dr Yuk-sik Chong
(Research Associate, HKIAPS, CUHK) |
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Dr Lee-man Choy
(Director, Fermiland Music Centre) |
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Take Shelter and Live (10 Dec 2022)
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Mr Koon-yiu Ma
(Adjunct Associate Professor, Department of Real Estate and Construction, Faculty of Architecture, The University of Hong Kong) |
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Dr Man-kong Chow
(Associate Director, Pan Sutong Shanghai-Hong Kong Economic Policy Research Institute, Lingnan University) |
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Dr Ching Hui
(Vice-Chairperson, Management Board, Institute of Future Cities, CUHK) |
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Rooted in Unease (17 Dec 2022)
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Prof. Shuyong Liu
(Senior Research Fellow, Hong Kong and South China Historical Research Programme, Lingnan University) |
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Dr Joseph S. P. Ting
(Adjunct Professor, Department of History, The Chinese University of Hong Kong) |
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Dr Victor Zheng
(Associate Director (Executive), HKIAPS) |
