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關於名為方志恆的其他人物，請見「方志恆」。方志恒（1978年12月5日—），香港政治學者，現任臺灣國立中山大學社會科學院教授。[1]他曾創辦多個香港民間團體。
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方志恒於2001年香港中文大學政治及行政系畢業後，即加入香港政府任行政主任，直到2007年離開公務員隊伍投身學術界，先在香港城市大學專上學院社會科學部擔任全職講師，並於2012年香港城市大學公共政策學系博士畢業。[2]。[3]
博士畢業後，方志恒於2013年加入香港教育大學亞洲及政策研究學系任助理教授。2015年，方志恒和呂大樂於香港教育大學創辦香港研究學院，建立香港大專院校中首間專門推動香港研究的學院；其間，方志恒升任副教授，並擔任香港研究學院的副總監。[4]。
2022年8月，方志恒出任臺灣國立中山大學社會科學院教授。
方志恒專注研究香港管治及政制改革問題，長期參與推動各種政制議題。
方志恒在2010年至2019年間任新力量網絡副主席，其間曾發表多份研究報告，包括《香港特區政府管治評估報告》、《香港公共財政評估報告》等。
方志恒於2015年7月編輯《香港革新論》，與多位年輕學人以文章從不同角度探討後政改時代香港的政治發展[5]。 2017年6月，方志恒再編輯了《香港革新論II》，以「中心-邊陲」的理論框架，將香港與奧蘭群島、格陵蘭及南提洛爾等多個自治政體進行學術比較。[6]
方志恒曾創辦多個民間團體。2015年，他創辦了民間自治計劃，以眾包形式，支援民間團體推動項目，以實現「自己香港一齊救」的民間自治想像。[7] 2017年8月，方志恒連同多名學者創辦高教公民，以「學術自主、公民自強」為使命，旨在團結不同院校、世代同職級的香港學者，以及連結各專業界別同民間團體。[8]
2018年1月15日，方志恒參與創立「香港永續經濟聯會 HKBASE」，希望建立一個涵蓋不同類型企業的網絡，包括工商、農業及社會企業等，並擔任秘書長一職。[9]
方志恒曾出任各種政府公職，包括於2012年至2013年擔任特區政府之中央政策組非全職顧問，並2014年至2018年擔任香港房屋委員會資助房屋小組委員。[10]
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參考來源[3]
- Brian C.H. Fong (2021). Hong Kong Politics: In Search of Autonomy, Democracy and Governance. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan.
- Brian C.H. Fong (2021). Hong Kong Public Finance: An Integrated Approach for Studying Budgetary Politics. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan.
- Brian C.H. Fong (2014). Hong Kong’s Governance Under Chinese Sovereignty: The Failure of the State-business Alliance After 1997. Abingdon, Oxon: Routledge.
- Brian C.H. Fong (2021). Conclusion: Comparative observations across territorial autonomies worldwide. Brian C.H. Fong and Atsuko Ichijo, Routledge Handbook of Comparative Territorial Autonomies (1-15). Abingdon, Oxon; New York: Routledge.
- Brian C.H. Fong (2020). Re-thinking China’s influence across surrounding jurisdictions: a concentric center-periphery framework. Brian C.H. Fong, Wu Jieh-min and Andrew J. Nathan, China’s Influence and the Centre-periphery Tug of War in Hong Kong, Taiwan and Indo-Pacific (3-23). Abingdon, Oxon; New York: Routledge.
- Brian C.H. Fong (2018). Advisory politics before and after 1997: In search of a new relationship between state, political society and civil society. Tai Lok Lui , Stephen Wing Kai Chiu and Ray Yep, Routledge Handbook of Contemporary Hong Kong (109-122). Abingdon, Oxon: Routledge.
- Brian C.H. Fong (2018). Executive-legislative Disconnection in the HKSAR: Uneasy partnership between Chief Executives and pro-government parties, 1997-2016. Brian C. H. Fong and Tai-Lok Lui, Hong Kong 20 Years after the Handover: Emerging Social and Institutional Fractures After 1997 (45-71). London: Palgrave.
- Brian C.H. Fong (2014). Ten Years of Political Appointments in Hong Kong: The Challenges of Developing a Political Appointment System Under a Semi-democratic Regime, 2002 – 2012. In Joseph Cheng (ed.), New Trends of Political Participation in Hong Kong (50-68). Hong Kong: City University of Hong Kong Press.
- Brian C.H. Fong (2013). Political Marketing Campaigns of Chief Executive Donald Tsang: The Challenges of Managing Legitimacy Deficit Under a Semi-democratic Regime. In Joseph Cheng (ed.), The Second Chief Executive of Hong Kong SAR – Evaluating the Tsang Years 2005-2012 (71-96). Hong Kong: City University of Hong Kong Press.
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- Brian C.H. Fong and Atsuko Ichijo (2021). Routledge Handbook of Comparative Territorial Autonomies. Abingdon, Oxon; New York: Routledge.
- Brian C.H. Fong, Wu Jiehmin and Andrew J. Nathan (2020). China’s Influence and the Centre-periphery Tug of War in Hong Kong, Taiwan and Indo-Pacific. Abingdon, Oxon; New York: Routledge.
- Brian C. H. Fong and Tai-Lok Lui (Eds.) (2018). Hong Kong 20 Years after the Handover: Emerging Social and Institutional Fractures After 1997. London: Palgrave.
- Brian C.H. Fong (2019). Democratization and budget openness: evidences from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan. International Review of Administrative Sciences, [accepted and forthcoming], 1-21.
- Brian C.H. Fong (2019). Stateless nation within a nationless state: The political past, present and future of Hongkongers, 1949-2019. Nations and Nationalism, [accepted and forthcoming], 1-21.
- Brian C.H. Fong (2017). One Country, Two Nationalisms: Center-Periphery Relations between Mainland China and Hong Kong, 1997–2016. Modern China, 43, 1-34.
- Brian C.H. Fong (2016). In-between liberal authoritarianism and electoral authoritarianism: Hong Kong’s democratization under Chinese sovereignty, 1997–2016. Democratization, 24, 1-27.
- Brian C.H. Fong (2015). The politics of budget surpluses: the case of China's Hong Kong SAR. International Review of Administrative Sciences, 81(1), 134-157.
- Brian C.H. Fong (2014). The Partnership Between Chinese Government and Hong Kong’s Capitalist Class: Implications for HKSAR Governance, 1997 – 2012. China Quarterly, 217, 195-220.
- Brian C.H. Fong (2014). Executive-legislative Disconnection in Post-colonial Hong Kong: The Dysfunction of the HKSAR Executive-dominant System, 1997 – 2012. China Perspectives, 2014/1, 5-12.
- Brian C.H. Fong (2013). State-Society Conflicts under Hong Kong’s Hybrid Regime: Governing Coalition Building and Civil Society Challenges. Asian Survey, 53, 854-882.
- Brian C.H. Fong (2011). The Rise of Poll-Driven Politics and Image-Dominated Campaigns in Hong Kong: The Case of the 2007 Chief Executive Election. Asian Profile, 39, 273-288.
- Brian C.H. Fong (2008). An Analysis of the 2003 『Zero-Three-Three’ Civil Service Pay Reduction Settlement in Hong Kong: A Neopluralist Perspective. Asian Profile, 39, 273-288.
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- Tai-Lok Lui and Brian C. H. Fong (2014). Emerging Social and Institutional Fractures in Post-1997 Hong Kong. China Perspectives, 2014/1, 3-4.
- Brian C.H. Fong (2016, March). The wave of localism: Hong Kong’s politics under the shadow of China Factor (in Chinese). A paper presented at the Workshop on 『『Comparison of Social and Political Transitions between Taiwan and Hong Kong in the Period of Post-Sunflower & Post-Umbrella Movements』』, Academia Sinica, Taiwan, 25 March 2016, Taiwan.
- Brian C.H. Fong (2015, December). Government-society relations: A comparative study of colonial and SAR Hong Kong (in Chinese). A paper presented at the Workshop on Development of Tradition and Civil Society: A Comparative Study of China, Taiwan and Hong Kong, College of Humanities and Social Sciences, National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan, 12 to 12 December 2015, Taiwan.
- Brian C.H. Fong (2012). From Erosion of Trust to Crisis of Governance: The Political Trajectory of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. A paper presented at the Conference on Trust-Building and Governance in Hong Kong and Macao, Hong Kong.
- Brian C.H. Fong (2012). Moving Towards an Electoral Authoritarian Regime? The Challenges and Prospects of Hong Kong’s Democratization. A paper presented at the 6th Asian Political and International Studies Association (APISA) Congress 2012, Hong Kong.
- Brian C.H. Fong (2012). Policy-making Impasse in China's Hong Kong Special Administrative Region: The Challenges of Managing Growing Pluralism in the Policy Process. A paper presented at the Third Asian Conference on the Social Sciences, Osaka.
- Brian C.H. Fong (2011). Hong Kong Governance at a Crossroads: The Challenges of Managing Growing Citizen Participation in the Policy Process. A paper presented at the International Conference on Governance and Citizenship in Asia: Paradigms and Practices, Hong Kong.
- Brian C.H. Fong (2008). Pragmatic Leadership: The Political Marketing Strategy of Hong Kong’s Chief Executive Donald Tsang. A paper presented at the International Conference on Communication and Media 2008 (iCOME』 08), University Utara Malaysia.
- Brian C.H. Fong (2013). Book Review: 「Repositioning the Hong Kong Government: Social Foundations and Political Challenges, by Stephen Wing-kai Chiu and Siu-lun Wong」. China Information, 27(3), pp. 396-397.
- Brian C.H. Fong (2011). Book Review: 「Underground Front: The Chinese Communist Party in Hong Kong, by Christine Loh」. The China Journal, 66, pp.238-240.
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