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Dr. Martin Chung is an Associate Professor at the Academy of Geography, Sociology and International Studies, Hong Kong Baptist University (HKBU), holding visiting affiliations with Queen's University Belfast and University College Dublin. His research focuses on political reconciliation mechanisms in post-conflict societies, particularly in Europe and East Asia, emphasizing intersections of religion, memory, and transitional justice.
Education: PhD in Political Science (University of Hong Kong, 2014), M.A. in European Studies (University of Macau, 2008). Teaching specialties include Conflict & Peace Studies, Religion and Politics, and European Integration. Lead investigator of two major grants from Hong Kong Research Grants Council: 'Reconciliation and Its Resentments' (GRF 2023-2026) and 'The Politics of Antagonism Revisited' (ECS 2018-2022).
- Recipient of GE Teaching Award 2022/23 for pedagogical excellence
- Associated Member at Bonn University's Reconciliation Studies Center
Research outputs include monographs like Repentance for the Holocaust (Cornell UP, 2017) and co-edited volumes on global reconciliation dynamics. Active in policy dialogues and Model EU simulations, he advocates for evidence-based approaches to sustainable peacebuilding in divided societies.
