Prof Niki Alsford, Head of the Asia Pacific Institutes, and Ed Griffith, Lecturer in Asia Pacific Studies, have published a new article on the Hong Kong Security Law in the Conversation UK. Read "China is becoming increasingly assertive – security law in Hong Kong is just...
Why Are Obsessive K-Pop Fans Getting Involved in U.S. Politics? Read our newest publication by Prof Niki Alsford, Head of the Asia Pacific Institutes, on the new ways K-Pop fans are engaging and contributing to changes in politics. Read it on The National Interest. Published 12th July...
Our Lecturer in Asia Pacific Studies, Dr Ti-Han Chang, shared five must-read novels on the environment and Climate Crisis via Conversation UK. Can we learn from the lockdown and move towards a greener future? Read through her recommendations on the conversation here. Published on 9th July 2020...
Professor Niki Alsford, Head of the Asia Pacific Institutes, and Fiona Su, an independent researcher based in Hong Kong, discussed the Chinese National Security Law in Hong Kong, at the New Bloom. Read it here. ...
UCLan scoops mega grant on road to becoming world-leading authority on all things Korean International Institute of Korean Studies (IKSU) at Lancashire Post about its recent achievement related to the postgraduate programme in North Korean Studies and Korean Studies. Read more on the Lancashire Post, here....
A talk about the end of gesture politics between Trump and Kim Jong Un by Dr Sojin Lim was published at the National Interest. Published 15th May 2020 Read it on the National Interest....
The 1935 Hsinchu-Taichung Earthquake Natural Disasters as Public History Abstract The history of natural disasters in Taiwan has frequently been linked to the practice of historical preservation, archival science, oral history, and museum curatorship. All are collectively hallmarks of a broad range of activities that fall under the...