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Population Studies

Researchers in the Population Studies cluster delve into the sociological and demographic factors and their influences on variations in health, mortality, ageing, education, family dynamics, urban living, and migration patterns. The cluster's expertise lies in the analysis of social stratification and population heterogeneity, developing quantitative and computational methods, and using cross-national comparisons to comprehend changing population dynamics.

Research Projects

Ongoing Research Project

Principal Investigator

Demographic Analysis and Visualization in R

Variations in the human capital of migration flows across development levels

FoSS Internal Seed Grant 2024-2025 -Explaning Education/ Skills-Based Gradients in Multimensional Well-Being and Ill-Being : A Comparative Study

A Panel Study on the Well Being of Migrant Domestic Workers in Hong Kong

Hong Kong General Social Survey (which is hosted by the Faculty)

Well Being and Governance of Stateless People in Thailand

FoSS Internal Seed Grant 2024-2025 -Stress, Skills, and Society: A Pilot Study to Expand HK-CHILD's Investigation of Childhood Mental Health

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