The Economic and
Wellbeing Project
Hong Kong Shue Yan University
中文
Publications,
Presentations and News:
Accepted for
presentation at
the
8th Western Economic
Association (WEA) Biennial Pacific Rim Conference (Kyoto, March 2009):
EWP's paper:
Happiness in Hong Kong: ‘Before’ and ‘After’ the
Financial Crisis
News! 25 November 2008
Accepted for presentation at the
Fourth Annual Conference of The Asian Studies
Association of Hong Kong (Hong Kong, January 2009)
EWP's paper:
Measuring happiness in Hong Kong: Comparing low
income and high income families
News! 14 October 2008
Presented at the
Asia-Pacific
Educational Research Association (APERA) Conference (Singapore, November 2008)
EWP's paper:
A practical tool for improving self-expression and
fostering confidence among Hong Kong university students
Study Details Hong Kong’s Rich-Poor Polarization along Happiness Spectrum -
20 March 2008 Press Release
See original articles in Hong Kong Press here
Press clippings 1 and here
Press clippings 1I
Newsletters:
Measuring
the Progress of Societies - Issue 3 - November 2008
Measuring
the Progress of Societies - Issue 2 - July 2008 See our article here
Measuring the Progress of Societies - Issue 1 - March 2008
Our Survey:
International Online Version
Happiness, Satisfaction and Social Wellbeing
Conferences:
3rd
OECD World Forum on Statistics, Knowledge and Policy
October, 2009 - Busan, Korea
Important Links:
Measuring the Progress of Societies:
Knowledge Base
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
Measuring the Progress of Societies: World Forum on Statistics, Knowledge and
Policy
Wikigender
Sampled International News:
Richer, healthier but not happier -
the latest ONS Social Trends report paints
a picture of a wealthier but not necessarily happier society.
Mark GREENE, Ph.D.
OECD Project Coordinator and Senior Researcher
Senior Lecturer and Conversion Programme Leader
Department of Counselling
and Psychology, Hong Kong Shue Yan University
Contact: (852) 2104-8274
Email: metamercury@hotmail.com or
mgreene@hksyu.edu
website
Winnie,
Wan Ling CHU