Table of Contents
Introduction Transforming Hong Kong’s Global Identity, Gerard A. Postiglione, James T.H. Tang, Ting Wai; Chapter 1 Global Implications of Hong Kong’s Retrocession to Chinese Sovereignty, Ming K. Chan; Chapter 2 Mainland China, Taiwan, and Hong Kong as International Actors, Byron S.J. Weng; Chapter 3 Playing the International Card? The View from Australia, Canada, and the United States, Kim Richard Nossal; Chapter 4 Hong Kong and the Newly Industrializing Economies: From Americanization to Asianization, Lai On-Kwok, Alvin Y. So; Chapter 5 Links to and Through South China: Local, Regional, and Global Connections, Graham E. Johnson; Chapter 6 The Internalization of International Law in Hong Kong, Roda Mushkat; Chapter 7 Labyrinth of Hybridization: The Cultural Internationalization of Hong Kong, Hoiman Chan; Chapter 8 Globalization of Hong Kong’s People: International Migration and the Family, Janet W. Salaff, Wong Siu-lun; Chapter 9 Media Internationalization in Hong Kong: Patterns, Factors, and Tensions, Joseph Man Chan; Chapter 10 Hong Kong’s Universities Within the Global Academy, Gerard A. Postiglione;