Ka-Kin Cheuk
Student
B.S.Sc in Anthropology - The Chinese University of Hong Kong (2006)
M.Phil. in Anthropology - The Chinese University of Hong Kong (2008)
Ka-Kin is working towards a D.Phil. in Social and Cultural Anthropology. His research interests currently focus on two disparate yet interrelated topics. The first includes a longitudinal ethnographic study of Sikhs in Hong Kong.
His second research topic relates to Indian textile traders in China. It seeks to explain how and why Shaoxing in Zhejiang Province, China, has recently become a global textile-trading hub in which a substantial number of Indian traders can be found.
OCHS Awards:
Prof. Makhan Lal Roy Chowdhury Book Prize
Other awards:
Chinese Research Travel Award, School of Interdisciplinary Area Studies - 2011
The Carr & Stahl Travel Funds, St. Antony's College - 2011
The Oxford and Cambridge Society of Hong Kong Scholarship - 2011
Chinese Research Travel Award, School of Interdisciplinary Area Studies - 2010
The Au Ping-Reyes Graduate Research and Travel grant, China Centre - 2010
Swire Cathay Pacific Scholarship, St. Antony's College - 2009 to 2013
Research Postgraduate Studentship, The Chinese University of Hong Kong - 2006 to 2008
Mr Y.S. Hui Postgraduate Scholarship, The Chinese University of Hong Kong - 2006 to 2008
CASH Scholarship, The Chinese University of Hong Kong - 2004
Mr Y.S. Hui Memorial Scholarship, The Chinese University of Hong Kong - 2004 to 2006
2010
College:
St Antony's College
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