Bong Ho Mok
Biographic Data
| ID | 4100583 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Bong Ho Mok |
| GIVEN NAMES | Bong Ho |
| FAMILY NAME | Mok |
| SIGNATURE | MOK B H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Chinese University of Hong Kong |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 20 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Measuring Mutual Help Willingness and Criteria among Hong Kong People: Confirmatory Factor Analyses
Subjective Well-Being, Societal Condition and Social Policy - The Case Study of a Rich Chinese Society
Organizing Self-Help Groups for Empowerment and Social Change: Findings and Insights from an Empirical Study in Hong Kong
Empirical research has shown that self-help groups are not purely about individual change and intra-personal empowerment, but also about policy change and collective empowerment. In North America and Europe, such groups have been in the forefront of social change, and self-help represents a new political potential. However, findings of this study of self-help groups in Hong Kong indicate that social change has never been their common objective. I…
How Filipina Maids Are Treated in Hong Kong-A Comparison Between Chinese and Western Employers
Integrative seminar: A cognitive approach to linking theory and practice in social work
in the 1990s. In the latest debate on whether the continuum in social work education should be supported, it is interesting, although not surprising, to find that both the proponent (Hoffman, 1992) and the opponent (Kolevzon, 1992) argue for integration in social work education. Despite its importance students and practitioners find it difficult to integrate theory and practice. This difficulty may be related to the ’problematic’ nature of the re…
Subjective Well-Being, Societal Condition and Social Policy - The Case Study of a Rich Chinese Society
Integrative seminar: A cognitive approach to linking theory and practice in social work
in the 1990s. In the latest debate on whether the continuum in social work education should be supported, it is interesting, although not surprising, to find that both the proponent (Hoffman, 1992) and the opponent (Kolevzon, 1992) argue for integration in social work education. Despite its importance students and practitioners find it difficult to integrate theory and practice. This difficulty may be related to the ’problematic’ nature of the re…
Organizing Self-Help Groups for Empowerment and Social Change: Findings and Insights from an Empirical Study in Hong Kong
Empirical research has shown that self-help groups are not purely about individual change and intra-personal empowerment, but also about policy change and collective empowerment. In North America and Europe, such groups have been in the forefront of social change, and self-help represents a new political potential. However, findings of this study of self-help groups in Hong Kong indicate that social change has never been their common objective. I…
How Filipina Maids Are Treated in Hong Kong-A Comparison Between Chinese and Western Employers
Integrative seminar: A cognitive approach to linking theory and practice in social work
in the 1990s. In the latest debate on whether the continuum in social work education should be supported, it is interesting, although not surprising, to find that both the proponent (Hoffman, 1992) and the opponent (Kolevzon, 1992) argue for integration in social work education. Despite its importance students and practitioners find it difficult to integrate theory and practice. This difficulty may be related to the ’problematic’ nature of the re…
How Filipina Maids Are Treated in Hong Kong-A Comparison Between Chinese and Western Employers
Organizing Self-Help Groups for Empowerment and Social Change: Findings and Insights from an Empirical Study in Hong Kong
Empirical research has shown that self-help groups are not purely about individual change and intra-personal empowerment, but also about policy change and collective empowerment. In North America and Europe, such groups have been in the forefront of social change, and self-help represents a new political potential. However, findings of this study of self-help groups in Hong Kong indicate that social change has never been their common objective. I…
Subjective Well-Being, Societal Condition and Social Policy - The Case Study of a Rich Chinese Society
Measuring Mutual Help Willingness and Criteria among Hong Kong People: Confirmatory Factor Analyses
Psychology (5 works) · Political science (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Economics (2 works) · Employment and Welfare Studies (2 works) · Engineering (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Public health (2 works)