Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- List of Contributors
- Introduction
- 1 Hong Kong as an International Commercial Center
- 2 Cooking the Rice without Cooking the Goose: The Rule of Law, the Battle over Business, and the Quest for Prosperity in Hong Kong after 1997
- 3 Hong Kong Faces 1997: Legal and Constitutional Issues
- 4 The Economic and Political Integration of Hong Kong: Implications for Government–Business Relations
- 5 Hong Kong and Greater China: An Economic Perspective
- 6 One Country, Two Currencies: Monetary Relations between Hong Kong and China
- 7 Political Participation in Hong Kong: Trends in the Mid-1990s
- 8 Strategic and Military Implications of Hong Kong Reversion
- 9 Hong Kong and China's Integration into the International Community
- 10 Hong Kong as a Problem in Chinese–American Relations
- 11 Post–July 1997 Challenges
- Index
Index
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 22 March 2010
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- List of Contributors
- Introduction
- 1 Hong Kong as an International Commercial Center
- 2 Cooking the Rice without Cooking the Goose: The Rule of Law, the Battle over Business, and the Quest for Prosperity in Hong Kong after 1997
- 3 Hong Kong Faces 1997: Legal and Constitutional Issues
- 4 The Economic and Political Integration of Hong Kong: Implications for Government–Business Relations
- 5 Hong Kong and Greater China: An Economic Perspective
- 6 One Country, Two Currencies: Monetary Relations between Hong Kong and China
- 7 Political Participation in Hong Kong: Trends in the Mid-1990s
- 8 Strategic and Military Implications of Hong Kong Reversion
- 9 Hong Kong and China's Integration into the International Community
- 10 Hong Kong as a Problem in Chinese–American Relations
- 11 Post–July 1997 Challenges
- Index
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- Hong Kong under Chinese RuleThe Economic and Political Implications of Reversion, pp. 245 - 255Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 1997