Titlebook: Labor and Class Identities in Hong Kong; Class Processes in a Chun Wing Lee Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016

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Introduction,roblem. The decision to form this commission meant that the government effectively recognized that, despite its status as one of the most prosperous cities in the world, many people who reside in Hong Kong hardly enjoy a decent standard of living. The growing attention paid to the problem of poverty

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Studying Class Processes in Hong Kong: Approach and Method, the cultural aspects of class because “culture (ideas, symbols, ways of being) plays an important role in maintaining and reproducing class inequalities” (Crompton, 2008: 94), as will be demonstrated in this chapter. However, the study of the cultural aspects of class was not popular in the analysi

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Childhood and Education,t is therefore important to understand the childhood experiences and educational trajectories of the research participants, because people can acquire different forms of capital by means of intergenerational transmission, and their social origins and early life trajectories are very important in sha

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Work,research participants, including the work trajectories of the five immigrants whose accounts were not included in the previous chapter. As mentioned in chapter 1, one of the cornerstones of the reflexive modernization thesis is that reflexivity should guide individuals’ everyday decisions, and their

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Class Identification,e reason that class is no longer an appropriate analytical concept in advanced capitalist societies, the seminal works by Skeggs (1997) and Savage et al. (2001) argued that the absence of clear class identities may actually be a reflection of class processes. Skeggs (1997) suggested that working-cla

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Classed Experience in a Neoliberal Global City,hesis, particularly its argument that class is irrelevant in contemporary advanced capitalist societies, and to discover the lived experience of residents in a neoliberal global city like Hong Kong from a class perspective. In this concluding chapter, I summarize the major empirical findings of the

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