Sense Hofstede [ˈsɛn.sə ˈɦɔf.steː.də] is a PhD student in Comparative Asian Studies at the National University of Singapore. He specialises in China and takes a keen interest in Singapore and Taiwan. From the Netherlands, he has previously studied International Relations at the University of Groningen, Sciences Po Paris, and Peking University. 何森璱
Recent Posts
- Fretting over systemic tension while ignoring the substantive reasons for worry: China is run by people not by ‘forces’
- Summarising Zhao Dingxin’s lessons from 1989 for the Hong Kong protests: protest ecology and conflicting state legitimation
- Hong Kong shows that ‘communism’ is the most efficient creator of alienation
- The Hard Hat Revolution will not be Hong Kong’s Tiananmen Square, it might be its February 28 Incident
- Party Not Required: nationalism’s long-term threat to the Chinese Communist Party
- Reading that shapes my understanding of PRChina
- The question of banning Chinese ‘academics’
- The Need for Reparations
- It’s not ‘just’ a social construct: pessimistic about change
- The dangerous long-term weakness of authoritarian leadership