CURRICULUM VITAE · 2018-09-26 · Wong Hung, Curriculum Vitae 7 I. Teaching 1) Classroom Teaching 2002 – 2012 Department of Social Work, Chinese University of Hong Kong Bachelor

Curriculum Vitae

(updated in July 2015)

Name: WONG Hung

Current Post: Associate Professor

Department:

College:

Social Work

Shaw

Institution: The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Tel: (852) 3943-7510 (office)

Address: Department of Social Work

The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Shatin, Hong Kong

E-mail: [email protected]

Highlights

My outstanding performance in teaching, service, research and applied work

demonstrates that I am a committed, prolific and all-rounded academic with

creative ideas and positive attitudes towards my teaching and research.

I love teaching and enjoy sharing my values, knowledge and life experiences

with students. To enable and facilitate my students to become an independent,

people-oriented and society-oriented person with critical thinking through formal

as well as informal education is my mission.

Teaching As an educator, my main objectives are to stimulate the students’ interests in

acquiring knowledge, to foster in them a real concern for the society and to assist

them to cultivate a systematic and critical way of thinking.

Results of my teaching evaluation are rated well above the average score of

Department of Social Work at the Chinese University of Hong Kong whereas

some of them are among the best ratings of the department. It demonstrates that

my teaching performance is recognised and appreciated by my students.

I have enthusiastically participated in planning, implementing and evaluating

the curriculum and teaching of the programmes of Bachelor Degree and Master

Degree of the Department of Social Work.

In recognizing my outstanding teaching performance, I am awarded the

Exemplary Teaching Award 2011 by the Faculty of Social Science, the Chinese

University of Hong Kong.

Wong Hung, Curriculum Vitae

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College and University Service

Since 2009, I have joined the Assembly of Fellows of Shaw College and also

served as a warden of the Kuo Mou Hall since 2011. Furthermore, I organized a

Service Learning General Education course for Shaw students since 2010 to

understand the poverty situation and alleviation strategies in China, the service

target are the poor rural and urban residents in China. I also serve as advisor and

judge for various social service programmes of Shaw students and initiated an

acroponic project for the Shaw student to understand importance of food

sustainability.

I have served as the Associate Director of the Centre for Civil Society Studies

since 2008 and Director of Centre for Quality of Life. Both research centres are

under the Hong Kong Institute of Asia-Pacific Studies, CUHK. I have served as

an elected Board member of the Faculty of Social Science since 2009.

I have served as the leader of the Community Research Team and a member of

the steering committee of the I-Care Programme since 2014. I was also invited

by different student organizations to deliver seminars and talks and being

advisors of their service projects.

Research

Trained as a social worker as well as a sociologist, I am interested in conducting

applied and action researches in the field of poverty, social security, labour,

community economic development as well as services to homeless people, youth

and ethnic minorities.

I have achieved excellent performance in my research work. Since 1994, I have

successfully conducted 32 research projects and been granted a total sum of more

than HKD 12,789,000. Most of these researches are applied social researches

which I act as Principal Investigator. In recognizing my research performance, I

was granted Global Scholarship Programme for Research Excellence – CNOOC

Grants 2012-13 by the Chinese University of Hong Kong to support me to be

visiting scholar at the School of Social Welfare, University of California,

Berkeley in 2013.

In 1999-2000, being the Principal Investigator of the research ‘Drawing Hong

Kong’s Poverty Line: An Inter-disciplinary Study’, I was granted a Competitive

Earmarked Research Grant (CERG) of the amount of HKD 601,992 by the

Research Grants Council (RGC). In 2009, being the Principal Investigator of the

research ‘The Impact of the Introduction of a Statutory Minimum Wage on

Labour Market’, I was granted a Public Policy Research Funding Scheme, of

the amount of HKD 448,500 by the RGC. In 2011, I was granted again by the

RGC for the Strategic Public Research Funding Scheme for the project

‘Trends and Implications of Poverty and Social Disadvantages in Hong Kong: A

Multi-disciplinary and Longitudinal Study’ of the amount of HKD 3,250,000.


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Applied Work

I have actively contributed my knowledge and expertise to non-government

organisations, professional bodies and the Hong Kong Government. I had been

elected as the Chairperson of the Committee on Social Security and Employment

Policy of the Hong Kong Council of Social Service from 1998 to early 2001

and from 2011 till 2012 and as Vice Chairperson from 2012 to 2014. From 2002

to 2007 I was a member of the Programme Committee and have been a member

of the Council since 2013 of Oxfam Hong Kong. From September 2004 to

2010, I was the Vice-chairperson of UNISON Hong Kong, a non-government

organisation which is concerned about the rights of the ethnic minorities in Hong

Kong. I have become the Chairperson of UNISON Hong Kong since 2010. I was

elected as a member of the Election Committee (Social Welfare) in 2006 and

2011 and voted in the election of Chief Executive.

To advocate for policy changes, I have frequently been interviewed by print and

electronic media to demonstrate the results of my applied researches. I have also

been a critic writing commentaries regarding social issues. I am convinced that I

am recognised as a social-minded academic.


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Academic qualifications:

1992 – 1999 Doctor of Philosophy,

Department of Sociology,

University of Warwick Thesis Supervisor: Prof Robin Cohen

1988 – 1989 Master of Arts (with Distinction),

(Sociology of Labour with specialism in

Comparative Labour Studies),

University of Warwick Thesis Supervisor: Prof Robin Cohen

1980 – 1984 Bachelor of Social Sciences,

Chinese University of Hong Kong Major: Social Work

Minor: Economics

Professional Qualification 11/1997 – present Registered Social Worker,

Social Workers Registration Board,

Hong Kong

Awards Attained

2015 26th Secondary Students' Best Ten Books Election

Award

Hong Kong Public Libraries & Hong Kong

Professional Teachers’ Union

2012 Global Scholarship Programme for Research

Excellence – CNOOC Grants 2012-13

Chinese University of Hong Kong

2011 Exemplary Teaching Award 2011

Faculty of Social Science,


1993 Overseas Research Students Award,

Committee of Vice-Chancellors and Principals,

United Kingdom

1992 University of Warwick Hong Kong Scholarship,

University of Warwick,

United Kingdom

1984 Sir David Trench Scholarship for Outstanding

Leadership and Academic Performance,

United College,


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Employment History

Since joining CUHK

9/2008 – present Associate Professor,

Department of Social Work,


9/2002 – 8/2008 Assistant Professor,

Department of Social Work,


Prior to joining CUHK

9/1994 – 8/2002 Lecturer,

Division of Social Studies,

City University of Hong Kong

9/1994 – 2/1995 Part-time Lecturer,

Department of General Education,


1/1990 – 8/1992 General Secretary,

Labour Education and Development Centre,

Hong Kong Federation of Trade Unions

6/1990 – 4/1992 Evening Visiting Lecturer,

Department of Applied Social Studies,

Hong Kong Polytechnics

3/1987 – 8/1988 Executive Secretary,

Hong Kong Federation of Trade Unions

1/1986 – 3/1987 Assistant to Councillor,

Office of Legislative Councillor Tam Yiu Chung

8/1984 – 1/1986 Social Worker,

Hong Kong Christian Service

Visiting Scholar/Fellow

5/2013 – 6/2013 Visiting Scholar

School of Social Welfare

University of California, Berkeley

3/2009 – 2/2012 Visiting Research Fellow

The University of New South Wales


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I. Teaching

1) Classroom Teaching

2002 – 2012 Department of Social Work,

Chinese University of Hong Kong Bachelor in Social Science and Master in Social Science

Programmes

Subjects:

1. Community Work

2. Employment and Labour Services

3. Integrated Social Work Practice II

4. Social Problems and Social Welfare

5. Economic Insecurity and Social Security

6. Student-Orientated Teaching I

7. Student-Orientated Teaching II

8. Management Study Project (II)

9. Movie, Life and Social Work

10. China in a New Millennium: Social Development and

Social Welfare in China

11. Choices in Life: An invitation to Self Development

12. Fieldwork

2010-2011 Faculty of Social Science


MSSc. in Public Policy

Subject: Globalization , Social Problem and Policy

2) Postgraduate Supervision

I am now supervising six PhD students (3 full-time and 3 part-time) and act as

panel members for 4 PhD students at Department of Social Work, CUHK.


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II. Service

1) External Service

12/2014 – present Vice Chairperson,

UNISON Hong Kong

9/2013 - present Council Member,

Oxfam Hong Kong

12/2006 - present Member,

Election Committee (Social Welfare),

Hong Kong SAR Government

1/2013 – 12/2014 Co-opted Member

Social Security and Retirement Protection Task

Force, Commission on Poverty

Hong Kong SAR Government

9/2012 – 8/2014 Vice-Chairperson,

Committee on Social Security and Employment

Policy,

Hong Kong Council of Social Service

9/2011 – 8/2012 Chairperson,


Policy,


9/2010 – 8/2011 Chairperson,

UNISON Hong Kong

9/2004 – 8 /2010 Vice Chairperson,

UNISON Hong Kong

9/2008 – 8/2009 Member,

Executive Committee


9/2005 – 8/2009 Member,

Standing Committee on Policy Research and

Advocacy


12/2002 – 12/2007 Adviser,

Organising Committee of Community Oriented

Mutual Economy Project,

St. James Settlement


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3/2005 – 1/2008 Advisor,

Food Bank Project,

Kwun Tong Methodist Social Service

4/2004 – 7/2007 Convener,

Joint Alliance for Universal Retirement Protection

12/2002 – 3/2007 Member,

Programme Committee

Oxfam, Hong Kong

9/2001 – 9/2003 Vice-chairperson,


Policy,


9/2001 – 12/2003 Advisor,

Youth Employment Support Service

The Boys’ and Girls’ Clubs Association of Hong

Kong

1/2004 – 4/2004 Chairperson,

College Programme Validation Panel for Associate

Degree in Social Work

Hong Kong College of Technology

1996 – 2006 Member,


Policy


2000 – 2004 Member,

Organising Committee of Community Oriented

Mutual Economy Project

St. James Settlement

2001 – 2002 Member,

Working Group on High Street Singleton Hostel

Home Affairs Department, HKSAR Government

1995 – 2001 Advisor,

Clerical and Professional Employees Association

1998 – 2001 Chairperson,

Committee on Social Security



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1999 – 2000 Member,

Programme Committee of 2nd

Asian Regional

Conference on Social Security


2) Service to Department/Faculty/College/University

9/2009 - present &

9/2005 – 7/2007

Elected Member,

Faculty Board,

Faculty of Social Science, CUHK

8/2013 – 7/2014 Head

Graduate Division

Department of Social Work, CUHK

7/2009 - present Fellow,

Assembly of Fellows, Shaw College, CUHK

8/2011 - present Warden,

Kuo Mou Hall, Shaw College, CUHK

9/2009 - present Member

Student Development Committee, Shaw College


Hostel Management Committee, Shaw College

9/2008 – 8/2012 Member,

Student Discipline Committee,

Faculty of Social Science, CUHK

2/2008 - present Deputy Director,

Centre for Civil Society Studies

Hong Kong Institute of Asia-Pacific Studies,

CUHK

8/2014 - present Director,

Centre for Quality of Life

Hong Kong Institute of Asia-Pacific Studies,

CUHK

6/2014 - present Leader

Community Research Team of I-Care Programme

8/2014 - present Member

Steering Committee of I-Care Programme

CUHK


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8/2008 – 12/2012 Programme Director

Master of Social Science in Social Work Programme



Graduate Panel,



Undergraduate Programme and Curriculum

Committee,


9/2002 - present Academic Tutor,

Students of Shaw College,


1/2003 – 12/2010 Advisor,

The Chinese University of Hong Kong Social Work

Alumni Association,



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III. Research

Main research interests and fields of specialism

Poverty

Social Exclusion

Social Capital

Quality of Life

Social security

Income Support

Retirement Protection

Labour and Employment

Minimum Wage

Employment Training

Marginal Groups

Homeless

Ethnic Minorities

Social Work and Community Work

Social Work Education and Supervision

Community Work in HK and China

Community Economic Development

Evaluation and Social Impacts Study

Community Service Centre in China

Urban Renewal Projects in Hong Kong

Pilot Social Services

1) Selected Publications

*Publications are written in English unless specified in other language.


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Refereed Publication

Refereed Journal Articles

Wong, H., & Ye, S. (2014). Impact of enforcing a statutory minimum wage on

work and quality of life of vulnerable groups in Hong Kong.

International Journal of Social Welfare, 2015(24), 223-235. (SSCI)

Huang, Y., & Wong, H. (2014). Impacts of Sense of Community and

Satisfaction with Governmental Recovery on Psychological Status of the

Wenchuan Earthquake Survivors. Social Indicators Research, 117(2),

421,436. (SSCI)

Chen, W., & Wong, H. (2014). Urban Community Governance: Middle-range

theory’s construction and risk management system’s exploration. Social

Sciences in Nanjing, 2014(12), 72-78. (CSSCI) (in Chinese)

Saunders, P., Wong, H., & Wong, W. P. (2014). Deprivation and Poverty in

Hong Kong. Social Policy & Administration, 48(5), 556-575. (SSCI)

Huang, Y., Wong, H., & Tan, N. T. (2014). Chinese cultural beliefs of adversity,

income recovery and psychological status of Wenchuan earthquake

survivors. Social Work in Mental Health, 12(4), 343-364.

Crabtree, S. A., & Wong, H. (2013). ‘Ah Cha’! The Racial Discrimination of

Pakistani Minority Communities in Hong Kong: An Analysis of Multiple,

Intersecting Oppressions. British Journal of Social Work, 43(5), 945-963.

Huang, Y., Fu, Y., & Wong, H. (2013). Challenges of social workers’

involvement in the recovery of the 5.12 Wenchuan Earthquake in China.

International Journal of Social Welfare, 23(2), 139-149. (SSCI)

Huang, Y., & Wong, H. (2013). Effects of social group work with survivors of

the Wenchuan earthquake in a transitional community. Health and Social

Care in the Community, 21(3), 327-337. (SSCI)

Huang, Y., & Wong, H. (2013). Impacts of sense of Community and satisfaction

with governmental recovery on psychological status of the Wenchuan

Earthquake Survivors. Social Indicators Research, 117(2), 421-436.

(SSCI)


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Tang, M. Y. and Wong, H. (2013). An Empirical Review on Child Poverty

Alleviation Policies and Programmes in Hong Kong: Strategic Change

on School-based and Community-based Project. Journal of Youth

Studies, 16(2), 121-137.

Chen, W. & Wong, H. (2012). Gerontological social work under critical

perspective: A reflection of the community-based and home-based

elderly service. Social Sciences in Nanjing, 2012(1), 70-77. (CSSCI) (in

Chinese)

Wong, H. (2011). Quality of life of poor people living in remote areas in Hong

Kong. Social Indicators Research, 100(3), 435–450. (SSCI)

Crabtree, S. A. & Wong, H. (2010). Barriers militating against the social

inclusion of low-income Pakistani minority groups in Hong Kong. Asia

Pacific Journal of Social Work and Development, 20(2), 63-75. (SSCI)

Wong, H. (2009). Book reviews: masked cavalier: selected works of

Subcomandante Marcos from Mexico. Chinese Journal of

Communication, 2(3), 388-391. (SSCI)

Wong, H. & Leung, T. F. T. (2008). Collaborative vs. adversarial relationship

between the state and civil society in facing public disaster: The Case of

Hong Kong in the SARS Crisis. Asia Pacific Journal of Social Work and

Development, 18(2):45-58. (SSCI)

Lam, C. M., Wong, H., & Leung, T. F. (2007). An unfinished journey to

reflexivity: social work students’ narratives of their placement

experiences. British Journal of Social Work, 37(1), 91-105. (SSCI)

Leung, T. F., Lam, C. M., & Wong, H. (2007). Repositioning risk in social work

education: Reflections arising from the threat of SARS to social work

students in Hong Kong during their field practicum. Social Work

Education, 27(4), 1-10.

Wong, H. (2007). Misled intervention by a misplaced diagnosis: the Hong Kong

SAR Government’s policies in alleviating poverty and social exclusion.

The China Review, 7(2), 124-147. (SSCI)

Lee K. M., Wong, H., & Law, K. Y. (2007). Social polarisation and poverty in

the global city: the case of Hong Kong. China Report, 43(1), 1-30.


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Wong, H. (2006). Human capital, social capital and social exclusion: Impacts on

the opportunity of households with youth to leave poverty. International

Journal of Adolescent Medicine and Health, 18(3), 521-534.

Wong, H. (2006). Intergenerational poverty problem in Hong Kong and its

tackling strategy. Journal of Youth Studies, 9(1), 3-14. (in Chinese)

Wong, H. (2005). Using asset-based strategy in implementing community

economic development: the experience and practice in Hong Kong.

Jiangsu Social Sciences, 2005(2), 227-231. (CSSCI) (in Chinese)

Leung, T. F., Mok, B. H. & Wong, H. (2005). Tension of managerial change in

the emotional labour of social work. The International Journal of

Knowledge, Culture and Change Management, 5(3), 1-8.

Leung, T. F. & Wong, H. (2005). Community reactions to the SARS crisis in

Hong Kong: Analysis of a time-limited counseling hotline. Journal of

Human Behavior in the Social Environment, 12(1), 1-22.

Wong, H. (2005). The quality of life of Hong Kong’s poor households in the

1990s: Levels of expenditure, income security and poverty. Social

Indicators Research, 71(1), 411-440. Dordrecht, Netherlands: Kluwer

Academic Publishers. (SSCI)

Wong, H. (2005). Using asset-based strategy in implementing community

economic development: experience and practice in Hong Kong. Jiangsu

Social Science, 2, 227-231. (CSSCI) (in Chinese)

Lam, C. M., Wong, H., & Leung, T. F. (2004). Impacts of SARS crisis on social

work students – reflection on social work education. The Hong Kong

Journal of Social Work, 38(1&2), 93-108.

Lee, K. M., & Wong, H. (2004). Marginalized workers in postindustrial Hong

Kong. Journal of Comparative Asian Development, 3(2), 249-280.

Wong, H. (2004). The deprivation of social capital of marginal groups in Hong

Kong. The Hong Kong Journal of Social Work, 38(1), 53-71. (in Chinese)

Wong, C. K., & Wong, H. (2004). The case for an expenditure-based poverty

line for the newly industrialized East Asian societies. Issues & Studies,

40(2), 187-205. (SSCI)

Wong, H. (2001). The failure of social security in alleviating poverty in Hong

Kong. Asia Pacific Journal of Social Work, 10(2), 86-100. (SSCI)


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Wong, H. (2002). Causes and solutions of youth unemployment problem:

lessons for Hong Kong from overseas experience. Journal of Youth

Studies, 5(2), 3-17. (in Chinese)

Wong, H. (2000). The poverty in Yau Tsim Mong District: Poverty

concentration in old urban area and its alleviation strategy. The Hong

Kong Journal of Social Work, 34(1&2), 27-42. (in Chinese)

Refereed Book Chapter

Wong, H. & Fong, M. Y. (2013). Women and Poverty. In Choi, S. Y. P. &

Cheung, F. M. (Eds.), SHE: Situation and challenges of women in Hong

Kong (pp.57-82). Hong Kong: Hong Kong Commercial Press. (in

Chinese)

Wong, H. & Fong, M. Y. (2012). Women and Poverty. In Choi, S. Y. P. &

Cheung, F. M. (Eds.), Women and Girls in Hong Kong (pp.69-98). Hong

Kong: Hong Kong Institute of Asia-Pacific Studies, the Chinese

University of Hong Kong.

Wong, H. (2012). Changes in social policy in Hong Kong since 1997: old wines

in new bottles? In W.M. Lam, P. L. Lui, & W. Wong (Eds.)

Contemporary Hong Kong Government and politics: Expanded second

edition (pp.277-296). Hong Kong: Hong Kong University Press.

Wong, H. (2012). Reflection on humanity rebuilding of community after the

Sichuan 5.21 earth quake. In Z.H. Yang & Z. P. Yang (Eds.), Green start:

Rethinking relationship between nature and human (pp.807-820). Taipei:

Yuan-Liou Publishing. (in Chinese)

Wong, H. (2007). Human capital, social capital and social exclusion: impacts on

the opportunity of households with youth to leave poverty. In D. T. L.

Shek, H. K. Ma, & J. Merrick (Eds.), positive youth development:

development of a pioneering program in a Chinese context (pp. 65-80).

Tel Aviv, Israel: Freud Publishing House Ltd.

Wong, H. (2007). Poverty alleviation policy in Hong Kong. In C. K. Wong, K.

L. Tang, & N. P. Ngai (eds.), Social policy of China, Taiwan and Hong

Kong: Theory and practice (pp. 157-174). Hong Kong: The Chinese

University Press. (in Chinese)


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Pun, N., & Wong, H. (2006). Cross border space: class politics and identity of

Hong Kong people working in Mainland China. In C. H. Ng, K. W. Ma,

& T. L. Lui (Eds.), Hong Kong. Culture. Research (pp. 233-256). Hong

Kong: Hong Kong University Press. (in Chinese)

Wong, H. (2006). Community and community work: A social worker’s

perspective. In M. C. Yan & J. G. Gao (Eds.), Community social work:

exchange of Chinese and western perspectives (pp. 266-275). Beijing:

China Social Science Publishing. (in Chinese)

Wong, H. (2006). Experience of community economic development in Hong

Kong: How social work faces the challenges of poverty and degeneration

of social capital. In C. C. Chang, L. G. Sheu, J. H. Su, & S. H. Luo,

(Eds.), Knowledge and practice of community work in Chinese society

(pp. 13-36). Taipei: Song-Hui Publishing. (in Chinese)

Wong, H. (2006). The impact of globalization on livelihood of Hong Kong

citizens. In N. Goishi (Ed.), Globalization and polarization of the East

Asian big cities (pp. 205-232). Tokyo: Kokusai Shoin. (in Japanese)

Wong, H. (2005). Cost of living and income security in Hong Kong. In E.

Richard (Ed.), Social development in Hong Kong: the unfinished agenda

(pp. 51-60). Hong Kong: Oxford University Press.

Wong, H. (2005). Facing poverty and social exclusion: situation of streetsleepers

in Hong Kong. In M. Tam, H. B. Ku, & T. Kong. (Eds.), Rethinking and

recasting citizenship: social exclusion and marginality in Chinese

societies (pp. 233-256). Hong Kong: Centre for Social Policy Studies, the

Hong Kong Polytechnic University. (in Chinese)

Wong, C. K, & Wong, H. (2004). How many poor people are there in Hong

Kong? In S. K. Lau, K.Y. Wong, & B.S. Wan (Eds.), Society and politics

in Hong Kong: Continuity and change (pp. 75-94). Hong Kong: Hong

Kong Institute of Asia-Pacific Studies, the Chinese University of Hong

Kong Press. (in Chinese)

Wong, H. (2004). Marginalisation of Hong Kong labour and labour Policy. In K.

W. Chan, & C. T. Wong (Eds.), Hong Kong social policy review (pp. 1-

14). Hong Kong: The Chinese University Press. (in Chinese)


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Wong, H. (2003). The socially excluded marginal workers in Hong Kong. In H.

B. Ku, & M. K. Lee (Eds.), Social exclusion and marginality in Chinese

societies (pp. 167-190). Hong Kong: Centre for Social Policy Studies, the

Hong Kong Polytechnic University. (in Chinese)

Wong, H. and Lee, K. M. (2002). The socially excluded marginal workers under

globalisation.In K. S. Zheng, & J. Y. S. Cheng (Eds.), Labour and

social security under globalisation (pp. 275-302). Beijing: China Labour

and Social Security Publishing House. (in Chinese)

Wong, H. (2001). Labour policy. In K. W. Chan, & C. T. Wong (eds.), Hong

Kong social policy 2000 (pp. 1-14). Hong Kong: Joint Publishing. (in

Chinese)

Wong, H. (2000). Formation of working class of Hong Kong: An macro, micro

and meso level analysis. In S. K. Lau, B. S. Wan, M. K. Lee & S. L.

Wong (Eds.), Market, class and politics in changing Chinese societies

(pp. 495-526). Hong Kong: Hong Kong Institute of Asia-Pacific Studies,

The Chinese University of Hong Kong Press. (in Chinese)

Wong, H. (1999). An analysis of the labour policy in Hong Kong. In J. Lee, S.

Chiu, L. C. Leung, & K. W. Chan (Eds.), New social policy (pp. 227-

250). Hong Kong: The Chinese University Press. (in Chinese)

Wong, H. (1997). Marginalization of Hong Kong Labour: The Impact of

Economic Reunification of China and Hong Kong. In B. Leung, & J.

Cheng (eds.), Hong Kong SAR: In pursuit of Domestic and International

Order (pp. 73-96). Hong Kong: The Chinese University Press.

Wong, H. (1997). Community research and action research. In P. K. Kam, M.

L.Woo, K. K. Fung & C. B. Leung (Eds.), Skills in community work (pp.

55-72). Hong Kong: The Chinese University Press. (in Chinese)

Wong, H. and Li, P. W. (1996). Rethinking of empowerment: marginal groups

and community work. In Community Development Division, Hong Kong

Council of Social Service (Ed.), Community development: Challenges &

changes (pp.105-119). Hong Kong: Writers' & Publishers' Cooperative.

(in Chinese)


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Non-Refereed Publication

Book

Wong, H. (2013). The hope of poverty eradication: Examination of poverty

problem in Hong Kong. Hong Kong: Chung Hwa Book Co. (in Chinese)

Journal Articles

Wong, H. (2014). Comment on the Government’s setting up of low income

working family allowance. Bauhinia Magazine, 2014(6), 32-37. (in

Chinese)

Wong, H. (2013). The causes of poverty in Hong Kong and target of poverty

eradication, 2013(5), 25-32. (in Chinese)

Wong, H. (2012). Poverty, social deprivation and minimum wage. Bauhinia

Magazine, 2012(3), 18-23. (in Chinese)

Wong, H., & Liu, X. (2010). Where is the bottom line of reform of health care in

Hong Kong. Economic Reporter, 2010.11.29.

Wong, H. (2005). Poverty alleviation should go beyond barrier of liberalism’

Bauhinia, 2005(12), 72-75. (in Chinese)

Wong, H. (2005). Poverty situation in Hong Kong: from covert to overt,


Wong, H. (2005). Behind the deteriorating poverty: Degrading of social capital.


Wong, H. (2005). Examining poverty problem in Hong Kong. Bauhinia, 2005(8),

14-17. (in Chinese)

Wong Hung (2001) The direction is right but the strength is not enough.

Economic Reporter, 2741, 15/10/2001. (in Chinese)

Wong, H. (2000). The impact of globalisation: Marginalisation of Hong Kong

labour. Asian Exchange, 16(1), 74-85.

Wong, H. (2000). The impact of reducing CSSA on CSSA households. Social

Service Quarterly, 152, 26-30. (in Chinese)

Wong Hung (2000) Comment on poverty alleviation and social policy.

Economic Reporter, 2691, 16/10/2000. (in Chinese)


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Wong, H. (1999). The active labour market policies: International and Hong

Kong's experiences. Asian Studies, 29, 205-220. (in Chinese)

Wong, H. (1999). Which Type of "Minimum Wage" is suitable to Hong Kong?

Hong Kong Economic Journal Monthly, 272, 11-14. (in Chinese)

Wong, H. (1998). The Coping Strategy of Unemployment of Hong Kong

Government. Economic Reporter, 2571, 34-35. (in Chinese)

Wong, H. (1997). What Kind of Collective Bargaining System is suitable to

Hong Kong Need? Hong Kong Economic Journal Monthly, 249, 29-33.

(in Chinese)

Wong, H., & Choy, C. K. (1995). An evaluation and analysis of the election

campaign of the new functional constituencies. Hong Kong Economic

Journal Monthly, 223, 22-26. (in Chinese)

Choy, C. K., & Wong, H. (1995). Impact of the Legislative Council election: the

re-organization and interaction of the political powers. Ming Po Monthly,

358, 73-75. (in Chinese)

Wong, H., & Choy, C. K (1995). An Analysis of the New Functional

Constituencies Campaign in Legislative Council Election. Hong Kong

Economic Journal Monthly, 221, 53-58. (in Chinese)

Thesis

Wong, H. (1999). Marginal is Critical: A Comparative Study on Marginal

Workers in Britain and Hong Kong. (unpublished doctoral dissertation)

University of Warwick, UK.

Wong, H. (1989). The Changing International Division of Labour: Migration of

Labour and Capital in Zhujiang Delta Region. (unpublished master

dissertation) Department of Sociology, University of Warwick, UK.

Research Monograph

Wong, H., Saunders, P., with Wong, W. P., Chan, M., & Chua, H. W. (2012).

Report of Research on Deprivation and Social Exclusion in Hong Kong.

Hong Kong: Hong Kong Council of Social Services.


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Wong, H. & Ye, S. (2012). The impact of the introduction of a statutory

minimum wage on labour market conditions and the quality of life of

vulnerable groups in Hong Kong. Hong Kong: Department of Social

Work, the Chinese University of Hong Kong.

Wong, H. (2008). Research on poverty, discrimination and social exclusion: the

plight of elders in remote areas - Part three of poverty and social

exclusion research series. Hong Kong: Office of Hon. Ronny Tong Ka-

wah SC, Legislative Councillor.

Wong, H. (2007). Research on poverty, discrimination and social exclusion, part

two: the poverty and working situation of women in remote areas - Part

two of Poverty and Social Exclusion Research Series. Hong Kong:

Office of Hon. Ronny Tong Ka-wah SC, Legislative Councillor.

Wong, H., & Li, P. W. (2006). Research on poverty, discrimination and social

exclusion: youths in far away districts - Part one of poverty and social

exclusion research series. Hong Kong: Office of Hon. Ronny Tong Ka-

wah SC, Legislative Councillor.

Wong, H. (2005). Hong Kong basic need study. Hong Kong: Hong Kong

Council of Social Service. (in Chinese)

Wong, H., & Lam, C. M. (2005). Poverty problem and poverty alleviation work

in Sham Shui Po District: A need-based and asset-based analysis. Hong

Kong: Working Group on Poverty Problem, Sham Shui Po District

Council. (in Chinese)

Wong, H., Li, S. F. & Wong, H. S. (2002). Concern streetsleepers 2000:

qualitative study of late night streetsleepers. Hong Kong: St. James

Settlement and Christian Concern for the Homeless. (in Chinese)

Wong, H., & Lee, K. M. (2002). Hong Kong poverty line study. Hong Kong:

Division of Social Studies, City University of Hong Kong. (in Chinese)

Wong, H., & Lee, K. M. (2001). Trap, exclusion and future: A qualitative study

of marginal workers in Hong Kong. Hong Kong: Oxfam Hong Kong. (in

Chinese)

Wong, H. (2001). Concern streetsleepers 2000: study of late night streetsleepers.

Hong Kong: St. James Settlement and Christian Concern for the

Homeless. (in Chinese)


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Wong, H., (2000). Impact of reducing CSSA on CSSA households study. Hong

Kong: Committee on Social Security, Hong Kong Council of Social

Service. (in Chinese)

Wong, H., & Lee, K. M. (2000). Recent trends of marginal workers in Hong

Kong. Hong Kong: Oxfam Hong Kong. (in Chinese)

Wong, H., & Chua, H. W. (1998). An exploratory study on termination and

reactivation of CSSA cases - Research on poverty in Hong Kong series

No.4. Hong Kong: Hong Kong Council of Social Service & Oxfam Hong

Kong. (in Chinese)

Wong, H., & Chua, H. W. (1996). Research on Expenditure Pattern of Low

Expenditure Households in Hong Kong - Research on Poverty in Hong

Kong Series No.1. Hong Kong: Hong Kong Council of Social Service &

Oxfam Hong Kong. (in Chinese)

Lui, T. L., & Wong, H. (1995). Disempowerment and empowerment: an

exploratory study on low-income households in Hong Kong. Hong Kong:

Oxfam Hong Kong.

Edited Book

Cheng, C.H., Wong, H., Law, S. K., Yeung, S. H., Mak, K.Y., Hung, L.Y., . . .

Lin, K. H. (Eds.) (2003). The road of employment of youth. Hong Kong:

Hong Kong Boys’ and Girls’ Children Association. (in Chinese)

Lam, S. H., Lai, Y. M., Wong, H., Lee, K. M., Pun, N., & Choi, Y. Y. (Eds.)

(2002). Oral history of marginal workers in Hong Kong. Hong Kong:

Oxfam Hong Kong. (in Chinese)

Non-referred Book Chapter

Wong, H. (2011). Review and Project Income Disparity Problem in Hong Kong.

In T. K. Lee, (Ed.), Big hatred against the rich: Voices from all walks of

citizen (pp.44-54). Hong Kong: Subculture Press. (in Chinese)

Wong, H. (2007). Who create poverty? Causes and coping strategy to poverty in

Hong Kong. In Youth and Community Service, Caritas-Hong Kong (Ed.),

Special bulletin of community poverty alleviation movement (pp. 11-13).

Hong Kong: Youth and Community Service, Caritas-Hong Kong.


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Wong, H. (2006). Social capital change social dynamics. In Y. T. Kong (Ed.),

Change life, change community: the story of Po Tin Estate. (pp.150-153).

Hong Kong: The Urban Peacemaker Evangelistic Fellowship Ltd.

Wong, H. (2006). The poor is innocent: over dependent or over independent. In

S. Y. Wong, W. H. Yan and C. K. Choy (Eds.). The Possibility of Social

Sciences (pp.160-169). Hong Kong: Faculty of Social Sciences, the

Chinese University of Hong Kong. (in Chinese)

Wong, H. (2003). Q&A on hour coupons. In S. M. Chau, & W. L. Lau, (Eds.),

Not a utopia: Theory and practice of community economic development

(pp. 24-27). Hong Kong: Oxfam Hong Kong. (in Chinese)

Wong, H. (2003). Community: a place for life and living’. In S. M. Chau, & W.

L. Lau, (Eds.), Not a utopia: Theory and practice of community

economic development (pp. 172-175). Hong Kong: Oxfam Hong Kong.

(in Chinese)

Wong, H. (2003). What is community economy. In S. M. Chau, & W. L. Lau,

(Eds.), Not a utopia: Theory and practice of community economic

development (pp. 197-199). Hong Kong: Oxfam Hong Kong. (in Chinese)

Wong, H. (2003). Develop third sector, practice community economy. In S. M.

Chau, & W. L. Lau, (Eds.), Theory and practice of community economic


Wong, H. (2003) Sustain social capital, rebuild poor community. In S. M. Chau,

& W. L. Lau, (Eds.), Theory and practice of community economic


Wong, H. (2003). Solutions to youth unemployment problem: Overseas and

local experiences. In C. H. Cheng, H. Wong, S. K. Law, & S. H. Yeung,

Mak, K.Y., Hung, L.Y., . . . Lin, K. H. (Eds.), The Road of Employment

of Youth (pp.29-44). Hong Kong: Hong Kong Boys’ and Girls’ Children

Association. (in Chinese)

Wong, H. (2002). Can’t stop being a hawker. In S. H. Lam, Y. M. Lai, H. Wong,

K. M. Lee, N. Pun, & Y. Y. Choi (Eds.), Oral history of marginal

workers in Hong Kong (pp. 65-73). Hong Kong: Oxfam Hong Kong. (in

Chinese)


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Wong, H. (2002). Social exclusion is the root of poverty. In Fellowship of

Evangelical Students (Ed.), A glass of cool water: Record of field

practices for the vulnerable groups (pp. 49-51). Hong Kong: Fellowship

of Evangelical Students (HK) Ltd. (in Chinese)

Wong, H. (2001). Labour policy in Hong Kong. In Y. S. Cheng, K. Chang, P. L.

Leung, Q. Li & B. L. Huang (Eds.), The labour relations and labour

policy of China, Taiwan and Hong Kong (pp. 99-116). Hong Kong:

Contemporary China Research Centre, City University of Hong Kong.

Wong, H. (2000). Globalisation accelerate marginalisation of labour. In S. M.

Chau (Ed.) Millennium, globalisation and new thinking (pp. 114-117).

Hong Kong: Ming Pao Publising.

Wong, H. (2000). The cause for poverty in 1990s Hong Kong: micro, macro and

meso analysis. In H. T. K. Mok, (Ed.), Poverty and Social Development -

Asian Social Development Series (pp.3-30). Hong Kong: Hong Kong

Social Security Society and Asia Monitor Resource Center.

Wong, H. (2000). The development and prospect of CSSA. In Alliance for

Concerning the Evaluation of CSSA (Ed.), Deep Poverty (pp. 67-71).

Hong Kong: Alliance for Concerning the Evaluation of CSSA.

Wong, H. (1997). Deterioration of Hong Kong poverty problem: Causes and

impacts. In Hong Kong Institute of International Strategy and Policy

Studies (Ed.), Challenges to Hong Kong’s order and prosperity upon its

return to China (pp.194-205). Hong Kong: Hong Kong International

Politics and Economics Press.

Wong, H. and Lui, T. L. (1996). Poverty In Editorial Department, the

Commercial Press (Ed.), Hong Kong in focus 1996 (pp.144-155). Hong

Kong: Commercial Press.

Consultancy Report

Wong, H. & Lam, C. M. (2014). Comparing Purchasing Social Service by

Government in five Countries - Consultancy research report

commissioned by Development and Reform Commission, Nanning City

Government. (Hong Kong: Department of Social Work, CUHK) (in

Chinese)


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Wong, H. (2012). Tracking study for Kwun Tong Town Centre Project: Final

report - Consultancy research report commissioned by Urban Renewal

Authority. Hong Kong: Public Policy Research Centre, Hong Kong

Institute of Asia-Pacific Studies, CUHK. (in Chinese) (in Chinese)

WONG, H. (2011). Tracking study for Kwun Tong Town Centre Project on non-

domestic owners-operators and tenant-operators: Interim Report on

base-line study - Consultancy research report commissioned by Urban

Renewal Authority. Hong Kong: Public Policy Research Centre, Hong

Kong Institute of Asia-Pacific Studies, CUHK.

Wong, H. & Lam, C.M. (2010). Need survey on youth services of residents in

liaobo town - Consultancy research report commissioned by Liaobo

Town Government. Hong Kong: Centre for Civil Society Studies, Hong

Kong Institute of Asia-Pacific Studies, CUHK. (in Chinese)

Wong, H. (2010). Tracking study for Kwun Tong Town Centre Project: Interim

report on base-line study - Consultancy research report commissioned by

Urban Renewal Authority. Hong Kong: Public Policy Research Centre,

Hong Kong Institute of Asia-Pacific Studies, CUHK.

Wong, H. & Lam, C.M. (2009). Need survey on employment services of

residents in liaobo town - Consultancy research report commissioned by

Liaobo Town People’S Government. Hong Kong: Centre for Civil

Society Studies, Hong Kong Institute of Asia-Pacific Studies, CUHK. (in

Chinese)

Wong, H., Yu, Ignatius T. S., Li, P. W. & Chan, K. K. (2009). A study on the

occupational safety and health of the aged worker in Hong Kong -

Consultancy research report commissioned by the Occupational Safety

and Health Council. (Hong Kong: Occupational Safety and Health

Council).

Wong, H. (2009). Social Impact Assessment (SIA) for urban renewal: Summary

of practices in the Netherlands, UK and Taiwan - Consultancy Research

report commissioned by Urban Renewal Authority. (Hong Kong: Public

Policy Research Centre, Hong Kong Institute of Asia-Pacific Studies, the

Chinese University of Hong Kong).


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2) Research Grants

Research Grants Council

7/2014 - 10/2014 Principal Investigator,

Research Topic: Case study on Overseas Experience of

Government Purchasing Public Service: Implication to

Nanning

Nanning Municipal Government, Guangxi Province,

China

Funding: HKD 186,000

4/2012 – 3/2017 Principal Investigator,

Trends and Implications of Poverty and Social

Disadvantages in Hong Kong: A Multi-disciplinary and

Longitudinal Study

Strategic Public Policy Research Funding Scheme,

Research Grants Council.

Funding: HKD 3,250,000


The Impact of the Introduction of a Statutory Minimum

Wage on Labour Market Conditions and the Quality of

Life of Vulnerable Groups in Hong Kong.

Public Policy Research Funding Scheme, Research

Grants Council.



Research Topic: Drawing Hong Kong's Poverty Line: An

Inter-disciplinary Study

Competitive Earmarked Research Grant (CERG)

1999-2000, Research Grants Council


External Competitive Grant

2/2014 - 9/2018 Co-Principal Investigator,

Research Topic: Evaluation Study on Incentive

Scheme to further encourage Comprehensive

Social Security Assistance Recipients of the

Integrated Employment Assistance Programme for

Self-reliance to secure Employment

Co-PI: Prof. Wong Yu Cheung; Co-I: Prof. To Siu

Ming & Policy 21 Limited

Social Welfare Department



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Research Topic: Research Study on the

Deprivation and Social Exclusion in Hong Kong

The Hong Kong Council of Social Service


4/2010 -3/2011 Co-Investigator,

Research Topic: A Study on the Pattern of Urban

Life in Hong Kong: A District Level Community

Study of Sham Shui Po.

Central Policy Unit, Hong Kong SAR

Government



Research Topic: Social Service Planning and Implementation for

Liaobu Town, Dongguan City, Guangdong Province

Liaobu Town Government, Dongguan City, Guangdong Province


6/2009 -12/2010 Principal Investigator,

Research Topic: Tracking Study for Kwun Tong Town Centre Project

Urban Renewal Authority


1/2009 -2/2009 Principal Investigator,

Research Topic: Consultancy work on Social Impact Assessment (SIA)

for Urban Renewal: Summary of Practices in the Netherlands, UK and

Taiwan

Urban Renewal Authority

Funding: HKD 51,000


Research Topic: Research on Causes of Poverty Problems in Sham Shui

Po District and Future of Poverty Alleviation Policies

Sham Shui Po District Council

Funding: HKD 99,475


Research Topic: Undertaking a Consultancy Study on Aged Worker in

Hong Kong

Co-I: Prof. Yu Tak-sun, Prof. Li Ping-wai, Dr. Chan Kan-kam

Occupational Safety and Health Council

Funding: HKD999,120

10/2006 – 9/2008 Co-Investigator,

Research Topic: Evaluation Study on the Two Pilot Programs: Special

Training and Enhancement Programme (My STEP) and District

Employment Assistance Trial (DEAT) Projects

PI: Prof. Tang Kwong-leung; Co-I: Dr. Cheung Chau-kiu

Social Welfare Department



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Research Topic: Hong Kong Poverty Report

Oxfam Hong Kong



Research Topic: Poverty, Social Discrimination, and Social Exclusion

of Youth, Women and Elderly

Co-I: Prof. Li Ping-wai

Legislative Councillor Ronnie Tong's Office



Research Topic: Poverty Problem and Poverty Alleviation work in

Sham Shui Po District: A Need-based and Asset-based Analysis

Co-I: Prof. Lam Ching-man

Sham Shui Po District Council

Funding: HKD 90,500


Research Topic: Study on the Drug Abuse Situation among Ethnic

Minorities in Hong Kong


In Collaboration with Unison Hong Kong

Research Sub-Committee of the Action Committee against

Narcotics



Research Topic: A Study of Strategies for Tackling Child Poverty in

Hong Kong


Central Policy Unit



Research Topic: The Relationships between Social Welfare and

Economic Performance



Funding: HKD 20,000


Research Topic: Adequate Standard of CSSA: the Basic Need Approach


Funding: HKD 83,600


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4/2003 – 9/2003 Co-Principal Investigator,

Research Topic: An Evaluative Research on the Intensive

Employment Supporting Services for the Unemployed CSSA

recipients of Construction Industry

Co-PI: Prof. Hui Po-keung; Mr. Wong Kwok-ngon

Hong Kong Association for Democracy and People's Livelihood

Funding: HKD 17,000


Research Topic: An Evaluative Research on the Pilot and Existing

Services for the Homeless People in Hong Kong

Co-Is: Dr. Li Ping-wai; Mr. Sun Yuk-kit, Stephen

Social Welfare Department, HKSAR Government



Research Topic: Homelessness 2000: A quantitative and qualitative

analysis of homeless people in Hong Kong

Oxfam Hong Kong

Funding: HKD 55,700

1/2000 –12/ 2001 Principal Investigator,

Research Topic: Action Researches on the Profile of Unemployed

People, their Relations to Poverty and the Needs and Coping Strategies

of Unemployed People aged 40-59

Co-I: Mr. Lee Kim Ming

Oxfam Hong Kong



Research Topic: Termination and Reactivation of Ex-CSSA Recipients

Hong Kong Council of Social Service and Oxfam Hong Kong

Funding: HKD 50,000


Research Topic: Expenditure Pattern of Low-Expenditure Households in

Hong Kong

Hong Kong Council of Social Service and Oxfam Hong Kong

Funding: HKD 50,000


Research Topic: An Exploratory Study on Low-Income Households in

Hong Kong

PI: Dr. Lui Tai Lok

Oxfam Hong Kong

Funding: HKD 95,150


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University Research Grant


Research Topic: Rebuilding Post-disaster Community from

Inside out: Action Research on an Asset-based Social

Recovery Project in Beichuan.

South China Programme, CUHK



Research Topic: Model of Community Work for Rural

Migrants in China Cities: An Evaluation Study on Yunnan

Lianxin Community Care and Service Center.

CUHK Research Committee Funding (Direct Grants)

Funding: HKD 35,000


Research Topic: Parental beliefs and parenting practice in

economically disadvantaged families.

PI: Prof. Lam Ching-man


Funding: HKD 80,000

3/2004- 8/2005 Principal Investigator,

Research Topic: Limits and Possibilities of the Civil Society

in Facing Public crisis: Roles and Functions of the NGOs in

Hong Kong in Responding to the SARS Crisis.

Co-I: Dr Leung Tze-fong, Terry


Funding: HKD 30,100

12/ 2004- 8/ 2005 Co-Investigator,

Research Topic: Exploratory Study of Public Opinions on

the impact of CSSA in Hong Kong

PI: Prof. Wong Chack-kie; Co-I: Prof. Tang Kwong-leung


Funding: HKD 68,300

9/2003 – 8/2006 Co- Investigator,

Research Topic: Impacts of SARS crisis on social work

students – Reflection on social work education.

PI: Lam Ching-man; Co-I: Leung Tze-fong, Terry

Madam Tan Jen Chiu Endowment Fund, Department of

Social Work, CUHK

Funding: HKD 8,000


Research Topic: Analysis of calls to a time-limited hotline –

identifying the major arena of community concern in

response to a community wide crisis


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Co-PI: Dr. Terry Leung,

The Madam Tan Jen Chiu Fund, Department of Social

Work, CUHK

Funding: HKD 2,000


Research Topic: The impact of managerialism on the welfare

professionals

PI: Dr. Leung Tze-fong; Co-I: Prof. Mok Bong-ho


Funding: HKD 30,000

4/ 2002 – 3/2004 Co- Investigator,

Research Topic: Getting in and Leaving out of the

Low-Skilled Labour Market: A Panel Study of the

Job Mobility and Dynamics of Marginal Workers

PI: Mr. Lee Kim Ming, Co-I: Prof. Luk Tak Chuen

Strategic Research Grant (SRG), City University

of Hong Kong


9/1999 – 8/2001 Co-Principal Investigator,

Research Topic: Investigating the Poverty in Hong

Kong: A Socio-Economic Discourse

Co-I: Mr. Lee Kim Ming

Strategic Research Grant (SRG), City University

of Hong Kong



Research Topic: Poverty in Hong Kong in the

1990s: Causes, Impacts and Prospects

The Contemporary China Research Centre, City

University of Hong Kong


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