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Professor YIP, Ngai-ming
葉毅明
BSocSc HKU, PhD York, RSW, MHKIH, MCIH, RPHM
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Yip Ngai-ming is professor of housing and urban studies  in the department as well as member of the Chartered Institute of Housing, honorary fellow of Hong Kong Institute of Housing, registered social worker and registered professional housing manager. He is also serving as member of Task Force on Tenancy Control of Subdivided Units set up by the Hong Kong Government, member of the commercial properties committee of the Hong Kong Housing Authority and chairman of the Chartered Institute of Housing Asian Pacific Branch in 2013. His current research work is focused on urban policy, housing policy and housing management. He has been editor of Housing Studies since 2015 . [my full CV]

 
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Office: YEUNG-Y7536
Phone: +852 3442 9366
Fax: +852 3442 0413
Email: sayip@cityu.edu.hk
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Recent Publications
Tran, Haoi Anh; Yip, Ngai Ming (2020) Rhythm of endurance and contestation: Everyday practices of roaming vendors in Hanoi, Geoforum, 117:259-267. [Link]
Yip, Ngai Ming (2019) Urban activism in confined civil spaces: Networked organizations of housing activists in urban China, Journal of Urban Affairs, 22(2):222-240. Yip, N.M; Martinez, M, Sun, X.Y. (2019) Contested City and Urban Activism (edition), Palgrave Macmillan.[Link] 
Miguel A. Martínez López & Ngai Ming Yip (2020) Special Issue: Urban activism in Eastern Europe and China: Socio-spatial structures and scales of contention (editors), Journal of Urban Affairs, 42(2) [link] 
Yip, Ngai Ming (2019) Urban activism in confined civil spaces: Networked organizations of housing activists in urban China, Journal of Urban Affairs, 42(2):222-240 [Link] 
Yip, Ngai Ming (2019) Housing Activism in Urban China: The quest for autonomy in neighbourhood Governance, Housing Studies, 34(10): 1635-1653 [link]