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3 2024-12

FSS-DGPA International Symposium: ‘Public Administration in the Post-Pandemic Era: Challenges, Opportunities, and Directions’ @ 06-07/12/2024; 09:30-18:00; E21B-G002

2024-12-08T00:00:06+08:00

Dear all

You are cordially invited to join the following DGPA guest lecture. Thanks!

Details are as follows:

Date: 06-07/12/2024
Time:

09:30-18:00 @ 06/12/2024; &

09:30-13:00 @ 07/12/2024
Venue: E21B-G002
Topic: Public Administration in the Post-Pandemic Era: Challenges, Opportunities, and Directions
Language: English
Objectives:

The COVID-19 pandemic has fundamentally transformed the landscape of public administration, presenting new challenges and opportunities for governments and public sector organizations. This symposium aims to critically explore the evolving dynamics of public administration in this post-pandemic era globally, with a particular focus on the Greater Bay Area, emphasizing innovative practices, policy adaptations, and their implications for governance.

As we navigate this transformative period, we must reconsider our understanding of good governance. The advent of AI-related techniques poses risks of dehumanizing public services, while escalating ideological conflicts between East and West have fueled a trend toward de-globalization. Additionally, public trust in bureaucracies has been undermined by the proliferation of misinformation and disinformation, resulting in citizens’ skepticism regarding governmental efficacy.
Agenda:

In light of these macro-level challenges and the micro-level shifts in citizens’ preferences/sentiments, our symposium is structured around the following themes:

  • Comparative Analysis of Governance Structures, Policy Processes, and Decision-Making Mechanisms in the Greater Bay Area and Beyond
  • Navigating Challenges in Public Administration in the Post-Pandemic Era: New Normalcy and Future Directions
  • Technology and Innovation: The Role of Emerging Technologies and Digital Governance
  • Empirical Research in Public Administration: New Data and Innovative Approaches
  • Sustainable Development and Environmental Policy and Governance

 

Should you have any further inquiry, please feel free to contact us at tel: 8822-8301/8321 or email: fss.gpa@um.edu.mo

Department of Government and Public Administration
Faculty of Social Sciences
University of Macau

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26 2024-11

FSS-DGPA seminar: ‘China-Brazil Diplomatic relations’ by Prof. Rodrigo Franklin Frogeri @ 28/11/2024; 10:30-12:00; E21B-G002

2024-11-29T00:00:59+08:00

Dear all

You are cordially invited to join the following DGPA guest lecture. Thanks!

Details are as follows:

Date: 28/11/2024
Time: 10:30-12:00
Venue: E21B-G002
Topic: Prof. Rodrigo Franklin Frogeri

Presenter:

Prof. Rodrigo Franklin Frogeri , Tenured Professor in the Postgraduate Programme in Management and Regional Development at the University Centre of Southern Minas (UNIS-MG)

Prof. Rodrigo Franklin Frogeri is a Tenured Professor in the Postgraduate Programme in Management and Regional Development at the University Centre of Southern Minas (UNIS-MG), Brazil, and a Visiting Professor in the Postgraduate Programme in Data Science at the Scientific University of the South, Peru. He holds a Master’s degree in Administration and a PhD in Information Systems and Knowledge Management. Editor-in-chief of Mythos (ISSN 1984-0098). He is currently the editor of The Palgrave Handbook on Geopolitics of Brazil: Middle and South Atlantic. His recent publications include e-Government and Green IT: The Intersection Point in Recent Advances in Data and Algorithms for e-Government (Springer); Restructuring of the Brazilian Private Higher Education Sector through the Entry of Foreign Investment in Advances in Tourism, Technology and Systems: Smart Innovation, Systems, and Technologies (Springer); Mapping the Brazilian Reality in the Development of Special Economic Zones in Special Economic Zones as Regional Development Enablers (IGI-Global); and IT Governance in SMEs in Research Anthology on Small Business Strategies for Success and Survival (IGI-Global). His areas of interest are Brazil-China International Relations, Knowledge Diplomacy, and Socioeconomic Development in Latin-America.
Language: English
Abstract: Being the first country to establish a strategic partnership with China, 2023 marked the 30th anniversary of the establishment of the strategic partnership between China and Brazil. Now, in 2024, we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the establishment of Sino-Brazilian relations. Over the past 50 years, China and Brazil have developed a strong and multifaceted relationship, characterized by cooperation across various sectors, including not only traditional areas but also poverty reduction, social development, scientific and technological innovation, environmental protection, climate change mitigation, the low-carbon economy, and the digital economy. Therefore, this conference aims to discuss the diplomatic relations between Brazil and China over the decades and reflect on future scenarios.

 

Should you have any further inquiry, please feel free to contact us at tel: 8822-8301/8321 or email: fss.gpa@um.edu.mo

Department of Government and Public Administration
Faculty of Social Sciences
University of Macau

 

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21 2024-11

FSS-DGPA seminar: ‘Futureproofing Against Increasing Climate Changes Risks’ by Prof. Lin ZHANG @ 22/11/2024; 15:30-17:00; E21B-G002

2024-11-21T13:38:53+08:00

Dear all

You are cordially invited to join the following DGPA guest lecture. Thanks!

Details are as follows:

Date: 22/11/2024
Time: 15:30-17:00
Venue: E21B-G002
Topic: Futureproofing Against Increasing Climate Changes Risks

Presenter:

Prof. Lin ZHANG, Associate Professor, City University of Hong Kong

Prof. Lin Zhang is an Associate Professor at City University of Hong Kong, the Lab Leader for Laboratory of Energy Economics and Environmental Management, the council member of the International Association for Energy Economics (IAEE), the lead PI for NSFC/RGC Joint Research Grant and Germany/HK Joint Research Grant, and the editor of The Energy Journal. His research focuses on energy and sustainability economics, such as climate change, low-carbon transition, and sustainability. He has published over 70 papers at the top tier journals in the cross-disciplinary field of energy economics, sustainable development and policy studies. Prof. Zhang has been ranked among the world’s top 2% scientists in the released metrics compiled by Stanford University, the world top 5% economists (publications in the last 10 years) by RePEc, top scholar (top 0.5%) in social sciences by ScholarGPS. In 2024, Prof. Zhang has been selected as the SUSI Scholar (economics and sustainable development) by the U.S. Department of State. His work has been cited in policy papers of international organizations such as the WTO, EU, OCED, etc.
Language: English
Abstract: In the face of escalating climate change risks, the development of robust energy infrastructure and the utilization of green financial tools have become increasingly critical. This talk delves into China’s practices and examines global trends to identify effective corporate strategies for managing climate risks. By focusing on both domestic firms and multinational corporations, the study highlights how these entities navigate the complexities of climate adaptation and mitigation. Additionally, this talk discusses the challenges faced in the energy transition, including divergent global trends and the need for harmonized policies. It emphasizes the importance of shared responsibility among governments, businesses, and civil society to address these challenges effectively. By fostering collaboration and coherence in policymaking, the talk aims to provide insights that can enhance the resilience of both national and global sustainability efforts.

 

Should you have any further inquiry, please feel free to contact us at tel: 8822-8301/8321 or email: fss.gpa@um.edu.mo

Department of Government and Public Administration
Faculty of Social Sciences
University of Macau

 

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11 2024-07

FSS Seminar Series (UM Distinguished Visiting Scholar):”Problem definition in institutional analysis and policy research” by Prof. Shui-Yan TANG on 18/07/2024 (THU); 14:30-16:00; E21B-G002

2024-07-19T00:00:50+08:00

Dear all

You are cordially invited to join the following FSS guest lecture. Thanks!

Details are as follows:

Date: 18/07/2024 (THU)
Time: 14:30-16:00
Venue: E21B-G002
Topic: Problem definition in institutional analysis and policy research

Presenter:

Prof. Shui-Yan TANG, Professor, Sol Price School of Public Policy, University of Southern California, USA

Shui-Yan Tang is Frances R. and John J. Duggan Professor in Public Administration and Chair of the Department of Public Policy and Management in the Sol Price School of Public Policy at the University of Southern California. He was elected as a Fellow of the US National Academy of Public Administration in 2009.

Prof. Tang’s research focuses on institutional analysis and design, common-pool resource governance, environmental politics and policy, collaborative governance, and governance reform. He has been published in numerous journals, including: Comparative Politics, Economic Development Quarterly, Environment and Planning A, Governance, Human Ecology, Harvard Business Review, Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory, land Economics, Public Administration Review, The China Quarterly, and World Development. Prof. Tang also served on the editorial boards of the Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory and International Public Administration Review.
Language: English
Abstract: A key challenge in institutional analysis and policy research is to define the underlying research problem in a theoretically and practically meaningful way. Using examples from his teaching and research, Professor Tang explains how researchers must keep refining their problem statement from the beginning to the end of a study.

 

Should you have any further inquiry, please feel free to contact us at fss.gpa@um.edu.mo

Department of Government and Public Administration
Faculty of Social Sciences
University of Macau
Tel: +853 8822-8301

FSS Seminar Series (UM Distinguished Visiting Scholar):”Problem definition in institutional analysis and policy research” by Prof. Shui-Yan TANG on 18/07/2024 (THU); 14:30-16:00; E21B-G0022024-07-19T00:00:50+08:00
1 2024-07

FSS-DGPA academic conference: ‘Greater Bay Area Peace Science Exchange’ @ 02-03/07/2024; 13:00-17:00 & 09:00-12:15; E21B-G002

2024-07-04T00:00:37+08:00

Dear all

You are cordially invited to join the following FSS-DGPA academic conference. Thanks!

Details are as follows:

Date: 02-03/07/2024 (Tuesday & Wednesday)
 Time:

13:00-17:00 @ 02/07/2024; &

09:00-12:15 @ 03/07/2024
Venue: E21B-G002
Topic: Greater Bay Area Peace Science Exchange
Themes and Objectives: This conference brings together leading scholars from the Asia-Pacific (Australia, Japan, South Korea, and United States) region. We aim to facilitate academic exchange between scholars based in the Greater Bay Area and those from Asia-Pacific, with a special focus on the scientific studies of international processes. By fostering dialogue and collaboration among members of the Pacific International Politics Conference (PIPC) steering committees and the editors of Conflict Management and Peace Science (CMPS), this event seeks to bridge regional divides and promote collaborative research endeavors. Through a series of presentations, discussions, and networking opportunities, the conference aspires to build lasting partnerships and advance the field of peace science on a global scale.
Language: English
Panels:

Panel 1: Conflict Studies
Panel 2: Diplomacy and Public Opinion
Panel 3: International and Comparative Political Economy
Panel 4: Dialogues with Journal Editors: Practices of Area-specific and Field-specific Academic Journals
   

Should you have any further inquiry, please feel free to contact us at fss.gpa@um.edu.mo

Department of Government and Public Administration
Faculty of Social Sciences
University of Macau

FSS-DGPA academic conference: ‘Greater Bay Area Peace Science Exchange’ @ 02-03/07/2024; 13:00-17:00 & 09:00-12:15; E21B-G0022024-07-04T00:00:37+08:00
21 2024-05

FSS-DGPA workshop (Jean Monnet Activities): ‘Understanding the European Union’s Indo-Pacific Strategy and Its Global Implications’ @ 25/05/2024; 09:45-17:30; E21B-G002

2024-05-26T00:00:05+08:00

Dear all

You are cordially invited to join the following FSS-DGPA workshop (Jean Monnet Activities). Thanks!

Details are as follows:

Date: 25/05/2024 (Saturday)
 Time: 09:45-17:30
Venue: E21B-G002
Topic: Understanding the European Union’s Indo-Pacific Strategy and Its Global Implications
Themes and Objectives: As unprecedented trends and challenges unfold across the world, it is crucial to partake in timely and meaningful scholarly reflections on their impacts on Europe in the world and EU’s relations with the Indo-Pacific, including the China-Europe relationship. It is important both academically and policy wise. The JMC International workshop “Understanding the European Union’s Indo-Pacific Strategy and Its Global Implications” will be held on 25th May 2024. This workshop brings together both renowned and emerging scholars of International Relations from mainland China, Macao SAR, the Asia-Pacific, and Europe.
Language: English
Panels: Panel 1 – 10:00-11:10: Economic and Technological Resilience
Panel 2 – 11:30-12:40: Interregional Connectivity (Hybrid)
Panel 3 – 14:30-15:40: Emerging Security Linkages
Panel 4 – 16:00-17:10: Perspectives of Regional Actors
   

Should you have any further inquiry, please feel free to contact us at fss.gpa@um.edu.mo

Department of Government and Public Administration
Faculty of Social Sciences
University of Macau

FSS-DGPA workshop (Jean Monnet Activities): ‘Understanding the European Union’s Indo-Pacific Strategy and Its Global Implications’ @ 25/05/2024; 09:45-17:30; E21B-G0022024-05-26T00:00:05+08:00
16 2024-05

FSS Seminar Series (UM Distinguished Visiting Scholar):”Five Decades of Reforms for Local Public Services Delivery in the West” by Prof. Germà BEL on 17/05/2024 (Fri); 11:00-12:30; E21A-G035

2024-05-18T00:00:12+08:00

Dear all

You are cordially invited to join the following FSS guest lecture. Thanks!

Details are as follows:

Date: 17/05/2024
Time: 11:00-12:30
Venue: E21A-G035
Topic: Five Decades of Reforms for Local Public Services Delivery in the West

Presenter:

 Prof. Germà BEL, Professor of Economics and Public Policy, University of Barcelona, Spain

Germà Bel, Professor of Economics and Public Policy and Director of the Observatory of Public Policies Analysis and Evaluation at the University of Barcelona, Spain, is an editor of Local Government Studies. With a regional focus on Europe, Prof. Bel has academic interests in a wide range of public policy topics, including public sector reform, privatization & regulation, infrastructure and transportation, local public services, and environmental policy. He has published numerous articles in top academic journals in the related fields. Apart from his academic career, Prof. Bel served as advisor to the Spanish Ministers of Public Affairs and of Public Works and Transportation between 1990 and 1993 and was a member of the Spanish Parliament (2000-2004) and member of the Catalan Parliament (2015-2017).
Language: English
Abstract: In the last decades of the past century, growing criticism of the effects of government intervention in the economy led to a decline in the governments’ role in the production of goods and services largely in the West. In the domain of local governments and the delivery of public services, a wave of privatization was the main tool for reform, often through the contracting out the public service delivery. Since the results of privatization were much more modest than expected, in the first decades of this century other types of reforms have intensified. On the one hand, in terms of the provider jurisdiction (amalgamation and inter-municipal cooperation); on the other, regarding the organization of production (corporatization and remunicipalization). After five decades of local government reform, a hybridization of the local service-machine is the most common approach to public service delivery.

 

Should you have any further inquiry, please feel free to contact us at fss.gpa@um.edu.mo

Department of Government and Public Administration
Faculty of Social Sciences
University of Macau
Tel: +853 8822-8301

FSS Seminar Series (UM Distinguished Visiting Scholar):”Five Decades of Reforms for Local Public Services Delivery in the West” by Prof. Germà BEL on 17/05/2024 (Fri); 11:00-12:30; E21A-G0352024-05-18T00:00:12+08:00
14 2024-05

FSS-DGPA seminar (Jean Monnet Seminar): ‘Types of Government Intervention and Corruption: Evidence from Europe’ by Prof. Germà BEL @ 16/05/2024; 11:00-12:30; E21B-G002

2024-06-10T00:00:20+08:00

Dear all

You are cordially invited to join the following DGPA guest lecture. Thanks!

Details are as follows:

Date: 16/05/2024
Time: 11:00-12:30
Venue: E21B-G002
Topic: Types of Government Intervention and Corruption: Evidence from Europe

Presenter:

 Prof. Germà BEL, Professor of Economics and Public Policy, University of Barcelona, Spain

Germà Bel, Professor of Economics and Public Policy and Director of the Observatory of Public Policies Analysis and Evaluation at the University of Barcelona, Spain, is an editor of Local Government Studies. With a regional focus on Europe, Prof. Bel has academic interests in a wide range of public policy topics, including public sector reform, privatization & regulation, infrastructure and transportation, local public services, and environmental policy. He has published numerous articles in top academic journals in the related fields. Apart from his academic career, Prof. Bel served as advisor to the Spanish Ministers of Public Affairs and of Public Works and Transportation between 1990 and 1993 and was a member of the Spanish Parliament (2000-2004) and member of the Catalan Parliament (2015-2017).
Language: English
Abstract: Evidence on the relationship between government size and corruption is mixed and can be misleading, as government size is typically measured by fiscal size. The core hypothesis in this research is that the type of government intervention in the economy – rather than the size of government – is a key explanatory factor for corruption. This hypothesis is tested for the countries of the European Economic Area (EEA: European Union -EU- and European Free Trade Area -EFTA-). The empirical analysis unravels the effects of the two main government intervention tools: fiscal and regulatory. Fiscal intervention is measured by government spending, and regulatory intervention is measured by regulatory quality. The main result is that fiscal burden has no significant relationship with corruption. Instead, a consistent and significant positive association is found between regulatory burden and corruption. Furthermore, legal origins and democratic experience contribute to explaining differences in corruption between European countries.

 

Should you have any further inquiry, please feel free to contact us at fss.gpa@um.edu.mo

Department of Government and Public Administration
Faculty of Social Sciences
University of Macau
Tel: +853 8822-8301

 

FSS-DGPA seminar (Jean Monnet Seminar): ‘Types of Government Intervention and Corruption: Evidence from Europe’ by Prof. Germà BEL @ 16/05/2024; 11:00-12:30; E21B-G0022024-06-10T00:00:20+08:00
2 2024-05

DPA Oral Defence in Faculty of Social Sciences on 3 & 4 May 2024 (Friday & Saturday)

2024-05-04T00:00:06+08:00

Dear Colleagues and Students,

We are pleased to announce 14 DPA candidates in Faculty of Social Sciences are going to have their oral defences on 3 & 4 May 2024 (Friday & Saturday).

You are welcome to attend the oral defences. Below please find the details of the oral defences.

Student: Mr. ZHANG ZHENG (Y-C1-7348-6)
Date: 3 May 2024 (Friday)
Time: 12:30
Venue: Faculty of Social Sciences (E21B-G002)
Thesis Title: 橫琴粵澳深度合作區數據跨境治理研究
Research on cross-border data governance in Hengqin Guangdong-Macao Deep Cooperation Zone

 

Examination Committee
Chair: Prof. Spencer De LI, Professor, FSS, UM
Supervisor: Prof. Tianji CAI, Professor, FSS, UM
Member: Prof. Chengli WANG, Assistant Professor, FSS, UM
Prof. Jiying JIANG, Assistant Professor, FSS, UM
Prof. Yanhua MAO, Professor, The Center for Studies of Hong Kong, Macao and Pearl River Delta, Sun Yat-Sen University, China

 

 

Student: Mr. XIE XUYANG (Y-C1-7337-1)
Date: 3 May 2024 (Friday)
Time: 14:00
Venue: Faculty of Social Sciences (E21B-G002)
Thesis Title: “一國兩制”背景下的跨域合作治理——府際關係與互動機制
Cross-Domain Cooperative Governance under the ‘One Country, Two Systems’ Framework: Intergovernmental Relations and Interaction Mechanisms

 

Examination Committee
Chair: Prof. Tianji CAI, Professor, FSS, UM
Supervisor: Prof. Richard Weixing HU, Distinguished Professor, FSS, UM
Member: Prof. Jiasheng ZHANG, Assistant Professor, FSS, UM
Prof. Weiqing SONG, Associate Professor, FSS, UM
Prof. Yanhua MAO, Professor, The Center for Studies of Hong Kong, Macao and Pearl River Delta, Sun Yat-Sen University, China

 

 

Student: Mr. LI HAIMING (Y-C1-7339-2)
Date: 3 May 2024 (Friday)
Time: 15:30
Venue: Faculty of Social Sciences (E21B-G002)
Thesis Title: 基於公共治理視角下的粵港澳大灣區西域城市產業協同發展研究
A study on the coordinated development of urban industries in the Western Region of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area from the perspective of public governance

 

Examination Committee
Chair: Prof. Spencer De LI, Professor, FSS, UM
Supervisor: Prof. Richard Weixing HU, Distinguished Professor, FSS, UM
Member: Prof. Jiasheng ZHANG, Assistant Professor, FSS, UM
Prof. Weiqing SONG, Associate Professor, FSS, UM
Prof. Yanhua MAO, Professor, The Center for Studies of Hong Kong, Macao and Pearl River Delta, Sun Yat-Sen University, China

 

 

Student: Ms. HU LINA (Y-C1-7341-3)
Date: 3 May 2024 (Friday)
Time: 17:00
Venue: Faculty of Social Sciences (E21B-G002)
Thesis Title: 空間要素重構與區域高品質發展路徑研究——跨域功能區聯動機制的差異化發展模式
Research on spatial element reconstruction and regional high-quality development path —— Differentiated development model of cross-domain functional area linkage mechanism

 

Examination Committee
Chair: Prof. Spencer De LI, Professor, FSS, UM
Supervisor: Prof. Richard Weixing HU, Distinguished Professor, FSS, UM
Member: Prof. Jiasheng ZHANG, Assistant Professor, FSS, UM
Prof. Weiqing SONG, Associate Professor, FSS, UM
Prof. Yanhua MAO, Professor, The Center for Studies of Hong Kong, Macao and Pearl River Delta, Sun Yat-Sen University, China

 

 

Student: Mr. LI HENG (Y-C1-7345-9)
Date: 3 May 2024 (Friday)
Time: 18:30
Venue: Faculty of Social Sciences (E21B-G002)
Thesis Title: 生命健康產業多元主體協同發展實證研究——以安徽省黃山市和北京市為例
An empirical study on the coordinated development of multiple subjects in life and health industry — A case study of Huangshan City in Anhui Province and Beijing

 

Examination Committee
Chair: Prof. Spencer De LI, Professor, FSS, UM
Supervisor: Prof. Richard Weixing HU, Distinguished Professor, FSS, UM
Member: Prof. Jiasheng ZHANG, Assistant Professor, FSS, UM
Prof. Weiqing SONG, Associate Professor, FSS, UM
Prof. Yanhua MAO, Professor, The Center for Studies of Hong Kong, Macao and Pearl River Delta, Sun Yat-Sen University, China

 

 

Student: Ms. WANG CHENGCHENG (Y-C1-7335-3)
Date: 3 May 2024 (Friday)
Time: 14:00
Venue: Faculty of Social Sciences (E21B-1011)
Thesis Title:

澳門中資企業與“一國兩制”在澳門的成功實踐 —— 基於嵌入性視角的歷史考察
Chinese Funded Enterprises in Macau and the Successful Practice of “One Country, Two Systems” in Macao —— A Historical Review Based on Embedding Perspective

 

Examination Committee
Chair: Prof. Spencer De LI, Professor, FSS, UM
Supervisor: Prof. Wei PAN, Chair Professor, FSS, UM
Member: Prof. Chengli WANG, Assistant Professor, FSS, UM
Prof. Jiying JIANG, Assistant Professor, FSS, UM
Prof. Yaping LIU, Professor, School of Government, Sun Yat-Sen University, China

 

 

Student: Ms. YOU YIQIAO  (Y-C1-7346-8)
Date: 3 May 2024 (Friday)
Time: 15:30
Venue: Faculty of Social Sciences (E21B-1011)
Thesis Title:

中國靈活就業政策研究——基於全國617份政策的量化分析
Research on China’s Flexible Employment Policies: A Quantitative Analysis Based on 617 Policies

 

Examination Committee
Chair: Prof. Tianji CAI, Professor, FSS, UM
Supervisor: Prof. Jiying JIANG, Assistant Professor, FSS, UM
Member: Prof. Chengli WANG, Assistant Professor, FSS, UM
Prof. Wei PAN, Chair Professor, FSS, UM
Prof. Yaping LIU, Professor, School of Government, Sun Yat-Sen University, China

 

 

Student: Ms. XU FANG  (Y-C1-7340-1)
Date: 3 May 2024 (Friday)
Time: 17: 00
Venue: Faculty of Social Sciences (E21B-1011)
Thesis Title:

突發公共衛生事件下公立醫院醫務人員心理壓力影響要素調查：基於大灣區的一項實地研究
A Survey on the Influencing Factors of Psychological Stress among Medical Staff in Public Hospitals under Public Health Emergencies: A Field Study in the Greater Bay Area

 

Examination Committee
Chair: Prof. Tianji CAI, Professor, FSS, UM
Supervisor: Prof. Chengli WANG, Assistant Professor, FSS, UM
Member: Prof. Wei PAN, Chair Professor, FSS, UM
Prof. Jiying JIANG, Assistant Professor, FSS, UM
Prof. Yaping LIU, Professor, School of Government, Sun Yat-Sen University, China

 

 

Student: Mr. DU JIANGUO  (Y-C1-7338-3)
Date: 3 May 2024 (Friday)
Time: 18: 30
Venue: Faculty of Social Sciences (E21B-1011)
Thesis Title:

大數據時代政府公共危機管理效能研究—以北京市政府為例
Research on the Efficiency of Government Public Crisis Management in the Era of Big Data——Taking the Beijing Municipal Government as an example

 

Examination Committee
Chair: Prof. Tianji CAI, Professor, FSS, UM
Supervisor: Prof. Bo WEN, Associate Professor, FSS, UM
Member: Prof. Chengli WANG, Assistant Professor, FSS, UM
Prof. Jiying JIANG, Assistant Professor, FSS, UM
Prof. Yaping LIU, Professor, School of Government, Sun Yat-Sen University, China

 

 

Student: Mr. CHENG JIUYU (Y-C1-7336-2)
Date: 4 May 2024 (Saturday)
Time: 10:00
Venue: Faculty of Social Sciences (E21B-G002)
Thesis Title:

粵港澳大灣區法治協同研究
Research on the Collaborative Rule of Law in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area

 

Examination Committee
Chair: Prof. Tianji CAI, Professor, FSS, UM
Supervisor: Prof. Richard Weixing HU, Distinguished Professor, FSS, UM
Member: Prof. Jiasheng ZHANG, Assistant Professor, FSS, UM
Prof. Kin Sun CHAN, Assistant Professor, FSS, UM
Prof. Yanhua MAO, Professor, The Center for Studies of Hong Kong, Macao and Pearl River Delta, Sun Yat-Sen University, China

 

 

Student: Ms. SUN TING (Y-C1-7347-7)
Date: 4 May 2024 (Saturday)
Time: 11:30
Venue: Faculty of Social Sciences (E21B-G002)
Thesis Title:

流域性政府間協同治理機制創新研究：以長江國家文化公園“跨界”共建為例
Innovative Research on the Collaborative Governance Mechanism between Governments in the Yangtze River Basin: Taking the Cross border Co construction of the Yangtze River National Cultural Park as an Example

 

Examination Committee
Chair: Prof. Tianji CAI, Professor, FSS, UM
Supervisor: Prof. Bo WEN, Associate Professor, FSS, UM
Member: Prof. Jiasheng ZHANG, Assistant Professor, FSS, UM
Prof. Kin Sun CHAN, Assistant Professor, FSS, UM
Prof. Yanhua MAO, Professor, The Center for Studies of Hong Kong, Macao and Pearl River Delta, Sun Yat-Sen University, China

 

 

Student: Mr. WANG HONGFEI (Y-C1-7342-2)
Date: 4 May 2024 (Saturday)
Time: 14:00
Venue: Faculty of Social Sciences (E21B-G002)
Thesis Title:

救助涼山彝族失依兒童的模式研究及實踐—以布拖縣“校家工程”為例
Research and Practice on the Model of Rescue for Yi Orphans in Liangshan – Taking the “School Home Project” in Butuo County as an Example

 

Examination Committee
Chair: Prof. Tianji CAI, Professor, FSS, UM
Supervisor: Prof. Jiasheng ZHANG, Assistant Professor, FSS, UM
Member: Prof. Bo WEN, Associate Professor, FSS, UM
Prof. Kin Sun CHAN, Assistant Professor, FSS, UM
Prof. Yaping LIU, Professor, School of Government, Sun Yat-Sen University, China

 

 

Student: Mr. ZHANG XINYU (Y-C1-7349-5)
Date: 4 May 2024 (Saturday)
Time: 15:30
Venue: Faculty of Social Sciences (E21B-G002)
Thesis Title:

區域一體化背景下產業政策協同研究——基於琴澳與珠中江地區四新產業政策文本量化分析及精英訪談
A Study on the Synergistic Mechanisms of Industrial Policies in the Context of Regional Integration: A Case Study Through Quantitative Text Analysis and Elite Interviews on the New Industrial Policies of Cities – Hengqin, Macao, Zhuhai, Zhongshan, and Jiangmen.

 

Examination Committee
Chair: Prof. Tianji CAI, Professor, FSS, UM
Supervisor: Prof. Jiasheng ZHANG, Assistant Professor, FSS, UM
Member: Prof. Bo WEN, Associate Professor, FSS, UM
Prof. Kin Sun CHAN, Assistant Professor, FSS, UM
Prof. Yaping LIU, Professor, School of Government, Sun Yat-Sen University, China

 

 

Student: Mr. LIU XU (Y-C1-7344-0)
Date: 4 May 2024 (Saturday)
Time: 17:00
Venue: Faculty of Social Sciences (E21B-G002)
Thesis Title:

算法偏見與公民感知：基於公共信用體系中算法型評分工具應用的情景分析
Algorithm bias and citizen perception: scenario analysis based on the application of algorithmic scoring tools in the public credit system

 

Examination Committee
Chair: Prof. Tianji CAI, Professor, FSS, UM
Supervisor: Prof. Jiasheng ZHANG, Assistant Professor, FSS, UM
Member: Prof. Bo WEN, Associate Professor, FSS, UM
Prof. Kin Sun CHAN, Assistant Professor, FSS, UM
Prof. Yaping LIU, Professor, School of Government, Sun Yat-Sen University, China

 

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Faculty of Social Sciences

DPA Oral Defence in Faculty of Social Sciences on 3 & 4 May 2024 (Friday & Saturday)2024-05-04T00:00:06+08:00
30 2024-04

FSS Seminar Series: “Australia, China and the United States: Navigating Troubled Waters” by Prof. Mark BEESON, UM Distinguished Visiting Scholar, on 30/04/2024 (Tue); 11:00-12:30; E21B-G016

2024-05-01T00:00:05+08:00

Date:

30/04/2024 (TUE)

Time:

11:00-12:30

Venue:

E21B-G016

Topic:

Australia, China and the United States: Navigating troubled waters

Presenter:

Prof. Mark BEESON, Adjunct Professor, University of Technology Sydney and Griffith University

Mark Beeson is an adjunct professor at the University of Technology Sydney and Griffith University. He was previously professor of international politics at the University of Western Australia. Before joining UWA, he taught at Murdoch, Griffith, Queensland, York (UK) and Birmingham, where he was also head of department. His latest book is Environmental Anarchy? International Security in the 21st Century, Bristol University Press, 2021.

Language:

English

Abstract:

Australia’s two most important bilateral relationships are with China and the United States. Unfortunately, the relationship between China and the US is not as productive or friendly as it could be at the moment. Negotiating a course between these two great powers is consequently an increasingly difficult exercise for Australian policymakers. Part of the difficulty can be explained by Australia’s longstanding alliance with the US, which has historically dominated strategic policy in particular. Despite relations with China having significantly improved, tensions remain in the bilateral relationship and much will depend on how American strategic policy evolves, especially if Donald Trump becomes president again. This talk provides an overview of these challenges and the issues that may help or hinder closer ties between Australia and China in particular. 
FSS Seminar Series: “Australia, China and the United States: Navigating Troubled Waters” by Prof. Mark BEESON, UM Distinguished Visiting Scholar, on 30/04/2024 (Tue); 11:00-12:30; E21B-G0162024-05-01T00:00:05+08:00
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