Dr. MAK Sau Wa

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Position
Assistant Professor
 
Name
Dr. MAK Sau Wa
 
Chinese Name
麥秀華博士
 
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Research Interests
Medical anthropology
Anthropology of food
Cultural heritage
Globalization
Media and consumption
Family and childhood
China and Hong Kong studies
 
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Mak, S.W.
 
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Status
staff
 

Publications

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Issue DateTitleAuthor(s)Type
12024Scientists and remaking heritage: The case of shiitake cultivation in a globally important agricultural heritage system in JapanDr. MAK Sau Wa Peer Reviewed Journal Article
22024From intangible culture heritage to political symbol – a study of milk tea, emotions, and the Pan-Asian pro-democratic movementDr. MAK Sau Wa Book Chapter
32023Digital activism and citizenship: a case study of “yellow” food influencers and political consumerism in Hong KongDr. MAK Sau Wa ; Poon, Kai-yan Peer Reviewed Journal Article
42023"Globally important agricultural heritage transmitters? Not my son" - Shiitake farmers speak about experiences with heritagization and their loss in rural ChinaDr. MAK Sau Wa Conference Paper
52023從藥物到主食-科學和傳統如何塑造現代中國牛奶的生產和消費麥秀華博士 Conference Paper
62023“Remembering Mr. Mushroom” : Documenting charismatic leadership in the preservation of agricultural heritage in China using the actor-network theoryDr. MAK Sau Wa Conference Paper
72023From farmers to environmentalists – a study of transnational actor-networks in GIAHS and identity changeDr. MAK Sau Wa Conference Paper
82022"The stinkier the better!" -- A case study on the reinvention of river snail noodles and the transformation of taste in ChinaDr. MAK Sau Wa Peer Reviewed Journal Article
92022Political consumerism, youth culture, and social media: A case study of ‘yellow’ food influencers in Hong KongDr. MAK Sau Wa ; Poon, Kai-yan Conference Paper
102021The heritagization of milk tea: cultural governance and placemaking in Hong KongDr. MAK Sau Wa Peer Reviewed Journal Article
112021Milk craze: Body, science, and hope in ChinaDr. MAK Sau Wa Book
122021Technologies and dietary change: The pharmaceutical nexus and the marketing of anti-aging functional food in a Chinese societyDr. MAK Sau Wa Peer Reviewed Journal Article
132021From medicine to a staple food - how science and tradition are shaping the milk production and consumption in modern ChinaDr. MAK Sau Wa Conference Paper
142020Food, memories and narratives of well-being: A case study of milk consumption among seniors in Hong KongDr. MAK Sau Wa Conference Paper
152020Heritagizating tea café: Digital retraditionalisation, place-making and political movements in post-colonial Hong KongDr. MAK Sau Wa Conference Paper
162019Mediatization and mediation of parenthood: Politics of infant feeding in Hong KongDr. MAK Sau Wa Book Chapter
172019Smart children and thin selves: Dietary health and the transnational moral grammar of self-identityDr. MAK Sau Wa Conference Paper
182017Book Review: The other milk: Reinventing soy in republican ChinaDr. MAK Sau Wa Book Review
192017How picky eating becomes an illness—marketing nutrient-enriched formula milk in a Chinese societyDr. MAK Sau Wa Peer Reviewed Journal Article
202016Digitalised health, risk and motherhood: Politics of infant feeding in post-colonial Hong KongDr. MAK Sau Wa Peer Reviewed Journal Article

Projects
(Principal Investigator)


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TitlePrincipal InvestigatorFunding Year
Heritagizing the Qingyuan mushroom cultivation system: Understanding agricultural heritage construction and sustainability in China using the actor-network theory = 從行動者網絡理論觀點探討農業文化遺產的建構和可持續性: 以浙江慶元香菇栽培系統為例Dr. MAK Sau Wa2021-2022