陳晳博

Che-po Chan is an Associate Professor of Teaching in the Department. He has published on issues of Chinese youth politics, the state-society relationship in China, Chinese central and local administrative reforms, the Chinese Peoples Liberation Army soldiers, comparisons of Chinese and Japanese nationalisms, Taiwan-Japan relationship, Hong Kong voting behaviors, and the Hong Kong church-state relationship. His research articles published in various book chapters and academic journals, among others, Asian Perspective, Asian Profile, China Information, China Report, International Review of Administrative Sciences, Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, Journal of Contemporary China and Pacific Affairs. His teaching responsibilities in the last few years include introduction to political science, political psychology and behaviour, government and politics of contemporary China, Chinese politics in the reform era, democracy versus dictatorship and other related courses.