Political Development In Hong Kong
Intro -- Contents -- Preface -- About the Author -- Chapter 1 The Goals of Government Expenditure in a Laissez-faire Political Economy: Hong Kong in the 1970s -- Acknowledgement -- Chapter 2 Political Modernization in Hong Kong -- I Introduction: Modernization and Political Modernization -- II Postwar Political Development in Hong Kong -- III Changes in the 1970s -- IV "Self-administration" and the Development of Representative Government -- V Conclusion -- Acknowledgement -- Chapter 3 The Future of Hong Kong: Surveys of the Hong Kong People's Attitudes -- I Preparations for Sino-British Negotiations -- II Important Opinion Surveys Regarding Attitudes on Hong Kong's Future: Hong Kong Reform Club's Survey -- III The Hong Kong Observers' Poll -- IV Dr. Kenneth Leung's Survey -- V Another Opinion Poll by Student Activists -- VI Further Survey by a Student Group -- VII Some Observations -- Acknowledgement -- Chapter 4 The 1988 District Board Elections: A Study of Political Participation in the Transitional Period -- I The Decline of Political Expectations and Confidence -- II The Voter Turnout Rate and the Political -- III The 1988 Campaign -- IV Results of the Elections -- V Conclusion -- Acknowledgement -- Chapter 5 The Post-1997 Government in Hong Kong: Toward a Strong Legislature -- I Relationships Among the Chief Executive, the Executive Authorities, and the Legislature -- II Infringements on the Principles of Separation of Powers -- III "Executive Dominant" Political System and Control from China -- V Conclusion -- Acknowledgement -- Chapter 6 Prospects for Democracy in Hong Kong After the Beijing Massacre -- I Loss of Confidence After the Beijing Massacre -- II Consultation on the Basic Law -- III Sino-British Confrontation and Beijing's United Front Activities -- IV Prognosis -- Acknowledgement.