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Hong Kong 20 Years after the Handover

Emerging Social and Institutional Fractures After 1997

Häftad, Engelska, 2018

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This book examines the socio-political conflicts which have arisen since Hong Kong’s return to China and confronts the fundamental problems in the design of the One Country, Two Systems (OCTS) Model.

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Utgivningsdatum2018-05-17
Mått148 x 210 x 21 mm
Vikt486 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
SerieStudies in the Political Economy of Public Policy
Antal sidor347
FörlagSpringer International Publishing AG
ISBN9783319846330

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Introduction: “One Country, Two Systems” From Theory to Practice: Emerging Social and Institutional Fractures in Hong Kong since 1997; Lui, Tai Lok and Brian C.H. Fong.- Part I: Constitutional and political fractures.- Chapter 1: The Impasse over Constitutional Reform: Negotiating Democracy in Hong Kong; Poon, Kit.- Chapter 2: From Executive-dominance to Fragmented Authority: An Institutional and Political Analysis; Ma, Ngok.- Chapter 3: Executive-legislative Disconnection in the HKSAR: Uneasy partnership between Chief Executives and pro-government parties, 1997-2016; Brian C.H. Fong.- Chapter 4: Changing Political Activism: Before and after the Umbrella Movement; Lam, Wai Man.- Chapter 5: State Capacity and Political Disconnection in the HKSAR: The Case Study of Healthcare Financing Reform; Chan, Alex Wo-shun.- Part II: Economic and social fractures.- Chapter 6: Financialization and Economic Inequality in Hong Kong: The Cost of Finance-led Growth Regime; Lee, Kim Ming.- Chapter 7: Unequal Vulnerability to Social Risks: Analysis of Hong Kong’s Social Strata; Chan, Chi Kit and Ho, David Wai Lun.- Chapter 8: Housing Policy and Social Discontent after 1997: History and Continuity of Home Ownership; Yau, Ken.- Chapter 9: Growing Tensions in Hong Kong’s State-Nonprofit Relations; Kwan, Ricky Chi-kin and Chui, Ernest Wing-tak.- Chapter 10: A Historical Perspective on Hong Kong Autonomy: Traditions of British Imperialism, Maritime Enclave and Contending Views of British Interest; Yep, Ray Kin Man.- Chapter 11: In Beijing’s Tight Embrace: Hong Kong-Mainland Relations amid Integration and Confrontation; Cheung, Peter Tsan Yin.- Chapter 12: Undoing China’s Charm Offensive: Chinese Tourists in Hong Kong’s News Discourses (2003-2015); Chan, Chi Kit.- Chapter 13: Fading Opportunities: Hong Kong in the Context of Regional Integration; Lui, Tai Lok.- Epilogue: Falling Apart?: Fractures in “One Country, Two Systems” Model; Lui, Tai Lok and Brian C.H. Fongdiv>