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Heritage Preservation Versus Development: The Case of Queen’s Pierhole central reclamation project is a conspiracy between the Hong Kong government and real estate empires to privatize public assets.” Is this dichotomy between economic growth and conservation reasonable and fair to the problem of heritage preservation? This chapter would also try to show that (1)

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