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Rolf Ba?,Peter Grosdanoff,Toni Lehnertissue is infrastructure and labor shortages but also one of institutional state capacity as well as a skilled and knowledgeable political class. Failures to vaccinate and test-and-trace for this virus until it was too late (and then only?via mainland help), as well as the decision to make school chi

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,Correction to: After Autonomy: A Post-Mortem for Hong Kong’s first Handover, 1997–2019,

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Basic Law, Basic Problems: Autonomy and Identity,al and cultural identity initiated in large part by the British colonial regime, into an increasingly nativist, xenophobic one that could only see the mainland as an enemy and threat. While the Basic Law will remain on the books (now to be interpreted only in a mainland oriented way), and while Hong

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Re-Colonization or De-Colonization?,nd income inequalities in the city, are hopeful straws in the wind. . de-colonization, which may already be underway with certain legislative and electoral changes removing older tycoon blocks as well as ‘a(chǎn)utonomist’ pan-democrats, is a compelling problem as well. This would also entail a de-colonia

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In the Event: The Politics and Contexts of the 2019 Anti-ELAB Protests,ithin Hong Kong’s, China’s, and global political history. The movement was characterized by its scale, “be water” guerrilla style, violence, and shut-downs of traffic flows and urban spaces; but also by its nihilistic ‘burnism’ strategy and an intense, dyadic, nativistic or xenophobic reaction again

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Basic Law, Basic Problems: Autonomy and Identity,nto the city’s governing—or non-governing—framework known as the Basic Law. A contradictory and deceptively simple diplomatic document born out of compromise between the outgoing British colonial regime and the incoming, previously distant mainland one, it promises ‘democracy’ and ‘a(chǎn)utonomy’ and to