Everyday Hybridity

Dr Paul O'Connor
Sociology/Cultural Studies/Anthropology
Hong Kong/Ethnicity/Everyday Life
Lecturing in Anthropology at CUHK

Author of "Islam in Hong Kong: Muslims and Everyday Life in China's World City"
Hong Kong University Press 2012


This blog discusses my research on Muslims, religious minorities, and ethnicity in Hong Kong. It also looks at social theory, and everyday life academia, issues of multiculturalism, racism in Hong Kong, visual culture, skateboarding culture, and prefigurative politics.

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  1. Always great photos from Alex Hofford. This latest post has pictures from the PLA open day in Hong Kong. Perhaps there has never been a more sensitive time for this to be brough to the fore. Yesterday saw thousands of people (young and old) march on the issue of national education. At the same time there are increasing tensions with China and territories in the South China Sea. I have been saying it all year and I shall say it again. 2012 has been the most interesting year in Hong Kong politics for the best part of a decade. Arguably 2003 (SARS) was the only time there was both so much change and so much tension since the handover. 

    Always great photos from Alex Hofford. This latest post has pictures from the PLA open day in Hong Kong. Perhaps there has never been a more sensitive time for this to be brough to the fore. Yesterday saw thousands of people (young and old) march on the issue of national education. At the same time there are increasing tensions with China and territories in the South China Sea.

    I have been saying it all year and I shall say it again. 2012 has been the most interesting year in Hong Kong politics for the best part of a decade. Arguably 2003 (SARS) was the only time there was both so much change and so much tension since the handover.