Welcome! I am My Hang (pronounced ‘me hang’). I am a political geographer working on migration, cities, and development. I am particularly interested in how we understand and interpret migration and other forms of cross-border connection such as transnational city networks amid contemporary polycrises, notably demographic decline in Northeast Asian developed economies, and how these positionings challenge discourses on (im)migration, development, and North-South relations.

I am currently Margaret Anstee Research Fellow at Newnham College and associated college staff in the Department of Geography at the University of Cambridge. I hold an MA and PhD in Geography from Seoul National University, and a BEd in Geography from Hanoi National University of Education.