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If the West Wants Deeper Dialogue with China...

Royal Society for Asian Affairs

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For SpaceX, global dominance may not be written in the stars

South China Morning Post

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America’s Iran War: A Reckless Short Bet, A Ruthless Long Game

Circle: Royal Society for Arts

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Europe may be entering its own ‘century of humiliation’

South China Morning Post

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Making Gambling Pay Its Social Dues - Why Hong Kong Needs Mandatory Contributions from Basketball Betting

HK EYE

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Hong Kong has a chance to think bigger about its place in the world

South China Morning Post

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A world adrift looks to China for institutional anchors. Enter Hong Kong

South China Morning Post

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US-China orbital arms race is forging a trillion-dollar space economy

South China Morning Post

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Legalise basketball betting but ensure young Hongkongers don’t lose

South China Morning Post

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Established in 2012 by Prof. Luk Yan Lung Michael, the Institute for Greater China Studies (IGCS) has been quietly contributing to the field of scholarly research for approximately 12 years. The IGCS is dedicated to studying a wide range of political, social, economic, cultural, and public policy issues, with a special emphasis on the Greater China region, an important and continually evolving area of study in the contemporary world.

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