Covert Colonialism
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Covert Colonialism
Governance, Surveillance and Political Culture in British Hong Kong, c. 1966-97
Mok, Florence
Manchester University Press
09/2024
296
Mole
9781526182333
15 a 20 dias
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Preface and acknowledgements
Introduction
1. Constructing 'public opinion' through Town Talk and MOOD
2. The Chinese as the official language movement
3. The anti-corruption movement
4. The campaign against telephone rate increases
5. The campaign to reopen the Precious Blood Golden Jubilee School
6. The changing immigration discourse and policy
7. The British Nationality Act controversy
8. Overt public opinion surveys and shifting popular attitudes towards proposed and implemented constitutional reforms
Conclusion
Select bibliography -- .
Introduction
1. Constructing 'public opinion' through Town Talk and MOOD
2. The Chinese as the official language movement
3. The anti-corruption movement
4. The campaign against telephone rate increases
5. The campaign to reopen the Precious Blood Golden Jubilee School
6. The changing immigration discourse and policy
7. The British Nationality Act controversy
8. Overt public opinion surveys and shifting popular attitudes towards proposed and implemented constitutional reforms
Conclusion
Select bibliography -- .
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British colonialism; decolonisation; governance; Hong Kong; political activism; political culture; public opinion; Sino-British relations; state-society relations; surveillance
Preface and acknowledgements
Introduction
1. Constructing 'public opinion' through Town Talk and MOOD
2. The Chinese as the official language movement
3. The anti-corruption movement
4. The campaign against telephone rate increases
5. The campaign to reopen the Precious Blood Golden Jubilee School
6. The changing immigration discourse and policy
7. The British Nationality Act controversy
8. Overt public opinion surveys and shifting popular attitudes towards proposed and implemented constitutional reforms
Conclusion
Select bibliography -- .
Introduction
1. Constructing 'public opinion' through Town Talk and MOOD
2. The Chinese as the official language movement
3. The anti-corruption movement
4. The campaign against telephone rate increases
5. The campaign to reopen the Precious Blood Golden Jubilee School
6. The changing immigration discourse and policy
7. The British Nationality Act controversy
8. Overt public opinion surveys and shifting popular attitudes towards proposed and implemented constitutional reforms
Conclusion
Select bibliography -- .
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
