Karen Kong (江嘉恩)

  • Former Principal Lecturer in Law, University of Hong Kong

Biography

She received her BA Jurisprudence from the University of Oxford, LLM from Cambridge University, and MPA from University of California, Berkeley. She is a qualified solicitor in Hong Kong and in England and Wales. Her scholarly interests are socio-economic human rights, public interest law, law and social policy, and administrative law. She focuses on poverty and social equality issues and seeks to reflect on how the Christian faith informs issues related to human rights and social justice.

Academic biography

https://www.law.hku.hk/academic_staff/karen-kong/

Research topics

Comparative law and social policy, health related human rights, welfare law and policy, rights of older persons, socio-economic rights, public interest law.

Contributions to GlobalFacultyInitiative.net

Virtues and the Legal Conscience (Disciplinary Brief)
Discipline(s): Law
Theology: Virtues

God’s Moral Order and the Limits of Positive Law (Disciplinary Brief)
Discipline(s): Law
Theology: Created Order

Virtues / Law (Preview Response)
Discipline(s): Law
Theology: Virtues

Created Order / Law (Preview Response)
Discipline(s): Law
Theology: Created Order

Justice / Law (Preview Response)
Discipline(s): Law
Theology: Justice