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1.  Introduction to LEWI



                 Dr. Hao Pu


                 Research Assistant Professor, Mobility and Urbanisation Working Group of

                 LEWI


                Dr. Hao obtained his B.Sc. from Wuhan University,
                China, M.Sc. degrees from Wuhan University and the
                International Institute for Geo-information Science

                and Earth Observation and Ph.D. in Human
                Geography and Urban Planning from Utrecht

                University, Netherlands. His research interests include
                urban socio-spatial dynamics, urban economic

                geography, migration and mobility, and urban
                housing. His multiple research projects are supported

                by the RGC, the NSFC and the Lincoln Institute of
                Land Policy. His publications appear in international peer-reviewed journals
                including Urban Studies, Environment and Planning A, and the International Journal

                of Urban and Regional Research.



                 Dr. George Kam-wah Mak


                 Research Assistant Professor, Cross-Cultural Studies Working Group of LEWI


                                              Dr. Mak obtained his Ph.D. in Chinese Studies from the
                                              University of Cambridge. His academic interests

                                              include Bible Translation, History of Christianity in
                                              China, History of Late Qing and Republican China,

                                              Print Culture, Religious Publishing, and Sino-Foreign
                                              Cultural Relations.


                                              Dr. Mak is the author of  《大英聖書公會與官話〈和
                                              合本〉聖經翻譯》(The British and Foreign Bible Society

                and the Translation of the Mandarin Chinese Union Version) (Hong Kong: Christian
                Study Centre on Chinese Religion and Culture, 2010) and  Protestant Bible

                Translation and Mandarin as the National Language of China (Volume 131 of
                Sinica Leidensia) (Leiden; Boston: Brill, 2017). His recent journal publications




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