Publications
Peer-reviewed Journal Article
- Ho, Lawrence Ka-Ki., Fong, Chi Shun., and Wan, Trevor T W. (2021). High Level of (Passive) Compliance in a Low-Trust Society: Hong Kong Citizens’ Response Towards the COVID-19 Lockdown. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice, 15(2), 1046–1061. https://doi.org/10.1093/police/paaa090.
- Fung, Chi Keung Charles and Fong, Chi Shun. (2020). The 1967 Riots and Hong Kong’s Tortuous Internationalization, East Asia, 37(2), 89–105. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12140-020-09328-9.
Book Chapter
- Fong, Chi Shun., and Yuen, Samson. (2021). Movement Leadership in an Era of Connective Action: A Study of Hong Kong’s Student-Led Umbrella Movement. In Cini Lorenzo, della Porta Donatella, and Guzmán-Concha Cesar (Eds.), Student Movements in Late Neoliberalism (pp. 133 – 155). Palgrave Macmillan, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-75754-0_6.
Working paper
- Fong, Chi Shun. Borrowing Credibility from Influencers: The Case of Chinese Foreign Propaganda (presented at MPSA 2025 and accepted by APSA 2025).
- Liu, Jingping., and Fong, Chi Shun. Channelling protest claims: How Chinese official newspapers responded to anti-waste incineration protests from Hu Jintao to Xi Jinping (under review).
- Pollert, Issac., Desmarais, Bruce., Cifci, Muhammed., Fong, Chi Shun., and Gopal, Ishita. Fraud, Fairness, and Framing: How State Legislators Tweet about Elections (presented at APSA 2023 and SPPC 2025).
- Fong, Chi Shun., and Yuen, Samson. Disaggregating Repression: A Study on the Individual Effects of Repression in Hong Kong’s Anti-Extradition Bill Protests (presented at MPSA 2022).
Work-in-progress
- Daniel L. Tavana, Harris, Kevan., Fong, Chi Shun., and Farmanesh, Amir. Regime Support and Preference Falsification in Iran before and after the Mahsa Amini Protests.
- Daniel L. Tavana, Harris, Kevan., Fong, Chi Shun. and Farmanesh, Amir. Acquiescence Bias in Authoritarian Regimes.
- Liu, Jingping., Fong, Chi Shun., and Hu, Yuhan. Implementation Matters: Discursive Strategies of Authoritarian States to Prevent Upwards Scale-shift of Social Protests (accepted by APSA 2025).
- Fong, Chi Shun., and Fu, King-wa. Visual as Emotions: a (Visual) LLM Approach to Study Images and Texts of Social Media Messages from the 2019 Hong Kong Protest (accepted by PolMeth 2025 and abstract accepted by Computational Communication Research).