Asia Global Institute

CGTN: INSIGHTS ON JAPAN-U.S. TRADE TALKS

Yoshikazu Kato, Adjunct Associate Professor of Asia Global Institute, speaks with CGTN on Japan-U.S. trade talks.

CGTN: INSIGHTS ON SINO-JAPANESE RELATIONS & JAPAN’S ROLE IN MULTILATERAL COOPERATION

Yoshikazu Kato, Adjunct Associate Professor of Asia Global Institute, speaks with CGTN on Sino-Japanese relations and Japan’s role in forging multilateral cooperation following the recent meeting of Chinese Premier Li Keqiang with Japan’s Foreign Minister Taro Kono.

China's accountability system unique

Asia Global Institute's Distinguished Fellow Andrew Sheng and HKU Professor Geng Xiao talk about the success of the Chinese authorities' experimental approach in policymaking, characterized by trial and error and constant adaptation.

Condivergence: Balance, convergence and divergence

Author: Andrew Sheng, Member, Asia Global Institute

In his Condivergence series in the Edge Malaysia, Andrew Sheng, Distinguished Fellow of Asia Global Institute, explores if the idea that man is born equal is a myth. He believes the rise of the technology age has made information and knowledge the creation of both jobs, income and wealth, so those who do not have the right education and skills will be left further and further behind.

Creating the Greater Bay Area of the Future - Opportunities for Hong Kong

Supported by the 2022 Foundation, this independent study explores how Hong Kong's further interaction with the Pearl River Delta can translate into expanded opportunities in the era of the Greater Bay Area.

China’s authoritarian way can rival liberal democracy if it doesn’t tear itself apart, says End of History author

An article in the South China Morning Post covering the interview of Yoshikazu Kato, Adjunct Associate Professor of Asia Global Institute, with Francis Fukuyama, author of End of History, on the essence of government’s role, the responsibility of liberal democracy on inequality, and the spread of the "China Model" to developing countries.