Join us at AGD 2019 Building a Sustainable Framework for a Globalized Economy to interact with global thought leaders from academia, business and policymaking. Register on or before September 30 to enjoy the early bird rate.

Asia Global Institute is pleased to welcome the 2019 AsiaGlobal Fellows. Launched in 2017, the AsiaGlobal Fellows Program is an interdisciplinary global leadership development initiative for mid-career professionals with a strong interest and track record in public policy. The Fellows come from different parts of the world and are on HKU campus from August 19 to November 15.

According to Andrew Sheng, distinguished fellow of AGI, "From the ‘yellow vest’ protests in France to the anti-extradition demonstrations in Hong Kong, race and identity lie at the heart of the recent wave of populism. Such is the outcome when economic inequalities aren’t tackled early enough."

At this lecture, Yoshikazu Kato talked about the key findings of his working paper on US-China-Japan relations. It was followed by a panel discussion with Jean-Pierre Cebestan on the G20 Summit and its implications for the trilateral relations.

At this lecture, Paul Evans of the University of British Columbia assessed the state of Canada-China relations and considered the context for the dispute and the outlook for a resolution.

Led by Professor Michael J. Enright, the 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.