Author: Jason Hung
Jason Hung is a final-year PhD in Sociology candidate at the University of Cambridge. He works as a Fellow at Harvard University Asia Centre and a Visiting Fellow at Academia Sinica. He is the book author of “Indonesian and Philippine Media on China and COVID-19” and “The Socially Constructed and Reproduced Youth Delinquency in Southeast Asia: Advancing Positive Youth Involvement in Sustainable Futures.” He is a current Sino British Fellowship Trust Scholar and was a former Rotary Global Grant Scholar.
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