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In ‘Perilous Playground’, at San Francisco’s Chinese Cultural Centre, artists from around the world explore urban planning and its effect on Asian communities – as the city’s Chinatown undergoes redevelopment.

Tony Kwok is an adjunct professor at HKU SPACE and an adviser to the Our Hong Kong Foundation. A former deputy commissioner of Hong Kong's Independent Commission Against Corruption, he is now an international anti-corruption consultant.

When we think about the meaning of colonialism from the perspective of Korea, the first thing that comes to mind is the Japanese colonial era (1910-45), which ended with Japans defeat in World War II and the Korean Peninsulas liberation. But what if we reconsider the meaning of colonialism as a broader, ongoing phenomenon, as a majoritarian culture that works to dominate, exploit and extract resources from diverse, minor, local cultures?

In September 2018, Super Typhoon Mangkhut (Ompong) battered Hong Kong with high winds and rain for hours. The ...

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One of the winning projects of this year’s Esri Young Scholars Award is to examine whether the planning of Hong Kong can achieve mixed and diversified land use which results in an ideal combination of residential, leisure, industrial and commercial land use supported by public transportation, so that residents can avoid long commutes to school and work. If greening is added, the new town will be even more healthy and sustainable. This is also my expectation for Hong Kongs newly developed area...