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Yan-Han Wang is a PhD Student in the Department of Politics and International Studies. Her research focuses on the resurgence of sex workers' rights movements in Taiwan, and the dialectic between the sex workers' rights activism and anti-pornography feminism in global human rights advocacy, with wider interests spanning gender and politics, law and society, and Taiwan Studies.

Kevin Wang is a Lecturer in the Politics of China, with expertise in Urban Studies, Geography, Migration Studies, Politics, Policy and Anthropology.

Tao Wang is a Research Associate at the Centre of Taiwan Studies, SOAS, and Lecturer in Political Communication at Manchester Metropolitan University.

Senior Fellow at the Centre for Sustainable Finance (CSF)

Chinese customary law, comparative legal history in late imperial China and Hong Kong, legal protection of traditional cultural expression.

Research: The equalization of basic public services in the process of China's government transition. One of the most outstanding issues arousing wide attention is the rapid expansion of the demand for public services and their inadequate provision at the current stage in China. Therefore, equalization of public services are major tasks and important driving force in the new stage of reform in China.