In my research, I combine political geography, development, and political economy together in new ways to examine social, environmental, and political implications of green infrastructure development. This commitment to interdisciplinary approach is echoed in my teaching where I design lecture and workshop materials that not only introduce concepts and organize theories but ground and contextualize them in interdisciplinary fields such as area studies (Southeast Asian studies and East Asian studies), and highly integrated fields such as sustainable development and certification, corporate social responsibility, infrastructure competition, and social movements. 

 

My teaching experience includes teaching in tutorials, lectures, workshops and online forums in blended and traditional classrooms. Among others,  “Democracy, Dictatorship, and Capitalism” (POL 228) in Murdoch University; Global China course and Research Seminar for GLA-ANU double degree program in Ritsumeikan University. All teaching and learning activities are done in English.