Just wrote a book review for Shuk Ying Chan's new book, Postcolonial Global Justice. link.springer.com/article/10.1...

Happy to be interviewed for and included by @npr.org on its Word of the Week segment on Ideology! Fun to get the chance to historicize the word within the Enlightenment and Marxist traditions and open the opportunity to reflect on how ideology relates to other adjacent concepts~

Tai Po in flames @lausanhk.bsky.social: "While many commentators outside #HongKong have been repeating the mantra of “Hong Kong is dead” since 2020, the powerful mutual aid and calls for #justice are solid evidence of the continuing #agency of people": lausancollective.com/2025/tai-po-...

Grounding the diasporic turn in political theory: Meta-commitment, transnationalism, and political obligation by Kai Yui Samuel Chan and Anna Closas is now available in Early View. @samuelchan.bsky.social @closasanna.bsky.social ajps.org/2025/11/18/g...

My article with @closasanna.bsky.social , “Grounding the Diasporic Turn in Political Theory: Meta-Commitment, Transnationalism, and Political Obligation”, is out on @ajpseditor.bsky.social: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...

. @samuelchan.bsky.social & Anna Closas, Grounding the #diasporic turn in political theory: Meta-commitment, #transnationalism, and political obligation:

This week we grappled with the controversy of 紅姐 and the debate on same-sex marriage in Hong Kong to think through gender, sex, and desire in a repressive regime. @samuelchan.bsky.social youtu.be/3crPGuPtpcg?...

I joined @kennedywong.bsky.social and @samuelchan.bsky.social on a podcast by and for HKers. In this episode, we talked about the unique loneliness of diasporic/displaced people in feeling like "affect aliens." open.spotify.com/episode/6IPt...

Is this the end of the Journal of Political Philosophy?