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Professor Ian Holliday
MA Cantab; MPhil, DPhil Oxon.
Dean
Tel: (852) 2859 2982
Fax: (852) 2517 0806
Email: ian.holliday@hku.hk
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Brief Biography
Ian Holliday is Dean of Social Sciences and Professor of Political Science at The University of Hong Kong. Previously, he served as Dean of Humanities and Social Sciences at City University of Hong Kong, and taught at the University of Manchester and New York University. Ian was educated at the University of Oxford (DPhil, MPhil) and the University of Cambridge (MA, BA). His current research interests focus on Myanmar, and embrace problems of political reform inside the country, and human security challenges facing migrants outside the country. Ian was a founding editor of the journal Party Politics, and is the relaunch editor of the journal Contemporary Politics.
Education
| 1984-89 |
University of Oxford, UK
DPhil in Politics |
| 1982-84 |
University of Oxford, UK
MPhil in Politics |
| 1979-82 |
University of Cambridge, UK
BA/MA in Social and Political Studies
First-class honours |
Academic Career
| 2006-present |
The University of Hong Kong, China
Faculty of Social Sciences
Professor
Dean of Social Sciences |
| 1999-2006 |
City University of Hong Kong, China
Department of Public and Social Administration
Professor (Chair) of Policy Studies
Dean, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences (2004-06)
Head of Department (2002-04)
Acting Head of Department (2000-02)
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| 1990-99 |
University of Manchester, UK
Department of Government
Senior Lecturer in European Politics (1997-99)
Lecturer in European Politics (1993-97)
Temporary Lecturer in British Politics (1990-93)
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| 1996-98 |
New York University, USA
Robert F Wagner Graduate School of Public Service
Visiting Professor (1997-98)
Fulbright Scholar (1996-97) |
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Research
Before relocating from the UK to Hong Kong in 1999, Ian's research interests focused mainly on policy coordination in the UK central state. He was keen to pursue this interest in Asia, but found it difficult to gain the very high-level access necessary to this kind of research work. After experimenting with one or two other research spheres, he therefore developed a fresh research interest in the politics of Myanmar. In the past few years, his research has focused on problems of political reform inside the country, and on human security challenges facing Myanmar migrants in northern Thailand.
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