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A Modern History Of Hong Kong Steve Tsang

  • SKU: BELL-2143392
A Modern History Of Hong Kong Steve Tsang
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Publisher: I. B. Tauris
File Extension: PDF
File size: 4.65 MB
Pages: 349
Author: Steve Tsang
ISBN: 9781860641848, 1860641849
Language: English
Year: 2004

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A Modern History Of Hong Kong Steve Tsang by Steve Tsang 9781860641848, 1860641849 instant download after payment.

From a little-known fishing community at the periphery of China, Hong Kong developed into one of the world's most spectacular and cosmopolitan cities after a century and a half of British imperial rule. The history of Hong Kong, from its occupation by the British in 1841 to its return to Chinese sovereignty in 1997, is a fascinating story of East meeting West. This book addresses the changing relations between the local Chinese and expatriate communities in 156 years of British rule, and the emergence of a local identity. It explains the importance of China as a factor in its development and the origins of the so-called "1997 problems," thus analyzing the underlying reasons for the rise of a liberal society committed to the rule of law without democracy.

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