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The 21 essays in this important new collection consider these, and many other, questions. The first part examines several problems that lie at the heart of the Basic Law's promise of legal continuity. Hong Kong's economic order and its legal buttresses are analysed in Part 2, while the essays in Part 3 trace the shifts in social values as reflected both in Chinese and Hong Kong law.

This book describes the current state of information technology (IT) exploitation in Hong Kong and the role of IT in the rapid advancement of the Asia-Pacific region.

In the present health care system, the psychological and social needs of patients and their families are much neglected. This book recognizes the importance of the psychosocial aspects of health and illness and aims to provide relevant theories and practice guidelines for social work intervention in hospitals, clinics, welfare agencies and community settings.

Original play by Kong Shangren, published in 1699. Rewritten as a novel by Gu Sifan in 1948.

Noel Croucher was a legend in his own time - a raconteur, yet a recluse, conventional yet eccentric, extremely rich yet mean to himself.

Addresses the critical issues underlying Hong Kong's reintegration with China: the China factor, the local civil service, the rule of law, press freedom, migration, globalization and nationalization. This multidisciplinary volume aims to articulate issues that shape the transformation process.

With over 90 chapters this is a standard textbook covering all the important aspects of neonatal care, especially the more common or life threatening conditions.

This book examines the present education system in Hong Kong. It presents readers with background material for understanding more about the characteristics of Hong Kong education, as well as social and organizational perspectives that will contribute to informed discussion about key educational issues facing Hong Kong educators.

This study examines various key issues of international law which are relevant to pre- and post-1997 Hong Kong.

Hong Kong has a curious mixture of laws old and new, written and unwritten, home-grown and imported.

In this book the geological history of the area is described, as are the forces which have created this unique place. The fascinating marine life is explained in the context of the need to protect its biological diversity.

This book examines the evolution of the local identity in China from historical times to the present day. It traces the expression of local identity in religion and myth, in the construction of the provincial character, in the growth of cities, in literature, in economic development and in the expansion of the Chinese state.

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This book deals mainly with the law of agency and partnership and also touches on the basic principles of company law with special reference to the law of Hong Kong.

This is a collection of articles on the topic of self-access language learning by a variety of experienced educators currently active in the field of English language teaching in Hong Kong. Separate chapters discuss a wide range of issues confronting ELT professionals in tertiary and secondary education, and in the private sector.

This text contains a study of the ecology of the hills and streams of Hong Kong.

From a military dictatorship in the early 1950s, Taiwan has evolved into a prosperous, stable and increasingly democratic system. This book promotes a better understanding of the dynamism of political development in Taiwan as it emerges from defeat in the civil war in the shadow of China.

The main theme that pervades this Festschrift, written by fellow-scholars and students of Bodde for his seventy-fifth birthday, is that of the proper ordering of the universe as it obtains in the Chinese tradition.

A collection of papers by scientists from the USA, Canada, Australia, Japan and Hong Kong, discussing various aspects of parasitology, such as host's responses, metabolism, ecology/transmission and evolution.

The University of Hong Kong is one of Hong Kong's largest single community enterprises. First incorporated as a self-governing body of scholars by the University Ordinance of 1911 its first faculties were formed from the Hong Kong College of Medicine founded in 1887. The growth and development of the University to its present internationally-recognized status is a continuing process, but the Council of the University has commissioned the writi...