Hong Kong in the world : implications to geopolitics and competitiveness / Simon Shen, the Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong.
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| Language: | English |
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New Jersey :
Imperial College Press,
[2016]
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| Physical Description: | xvii, 326 pages ; 24 cm |
| Format: | Book |
Contents:
- Hong King's external relations under the basic law
- Navigating the grey area: Hong Kong's external relations since the Tsung administration
- Re-branding without re-developing: constraints of Hong Kong's "Asia's world city" brand (1997-2012)
- "White gloves" for the authoritarian diplomats? public diplomacy of Hong Kong Chinese for China
- Borrowing the Hong Kong identity for Chinese diplomacy: implications of Margaret Chan's World Health Organization election campaign
- Comparative competitiveness under the same Chinese roof: what chance for Hong Kong's next generation?
- US-Hong Kong relations: interaction with domestic and international security and terrorism
- From the EP-3 incident to the USS Kitty Hawk-Song class submarine encounter: the evolution of a Sino-US crisis management communication mechanism
- Alternative online Chinese nationalism: response to the anti-Japanese campaign in China on Hong Kong's internet
- Hong Kong-Middle East relations: theorizing its contribution to Chinese diplomacy and Hong Kong society
- Integration of Chinese and South Asians: education of South Asian ethnic minorities in Hong Kong as a case study
- The role of Hong Kong enterprises in Sino-Latin American relations: Lee Ka-shing's "port diplomacy" as an example
- Future of Hong Kong's external relations: comparative port cities development in India and China.