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  • Hong Kong Studies (Print Version)

Hong Kong Studies (Print Version)

Published for the Department of English, CUHK


Bilingual , 2020/06

229 x 152 mm , 256pp ISBN / ISSN : 2618-0502

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Hong Kong Studies is a peer-reviewed scholarly journal devoted to original, intersectional and cross-disciplinary research on Hong Kong affairs from multiple fields in the humanities and the social sciences, including but not limited to literature, linguistics, cultural studies, sociology, politics, history, education, and gender studies. With international advisory and editorial boards, Hong Kong Studies is the world’s first bilingual academic journal to focus on Hong Kong as a site of debate in these fields. Teachers, scholars, researchers, journalists and students interested in the developments of Hong Kong will find this publication a comprehensive and indispensable reference.

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《香港研究》屬全球首本以香港為主要研究對象的雙語學術期刊,旨在提升香港研究在國際學術界的地位,及發掘嶄新的研究,以跨學科或多元交織的視角探討香港議題。涵蓋學科包括但不限於文學、語言學、文化研究、社會學、政治學、歷史、教育、性別研究等等。本期刊已邀請本港及海外學者出任編輯或顧問,並設有同儕審查機制,以期帶來具參考價值的內容。

EDITORS

Tammy HO Lai-ming, Hong Kong Baptist University

Michael O’SULLIVAN, The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Eddie TAY, The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Michael TSANG, Birkbeck, University of London

 

ADVISORY EDITORS

Stephen CHAN Ching-kiu, Lingnan University

Rey CHOW, Duke University

Stuart CHRISTIE, Hong Kong Baptist University

Stephen CHU Yiu-wai, The University of Hong Kong

Helene FUNG Hoi-lam, The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Elaine HO, The University of Hong Kong

Louise HO, Australia

Douglas KERR, The University of Hong Kong

Andy KIRKPATRICK, Griffith University

Leo LEE Ou-fan, The Chinese University of Hong Kong

LO Kwai-cheung, Hong Kong Baptist University

LUI Tai-lok, The Education University of Hong Kong

Eva MAN Kit-wah, Hong Kong Baptist University

Gina MARCHETTI, The University of Hong Kong

Stephen MATTHEWS, The University of Hong Kong

Timothy O’LEARY, University of New South Wales

PANG Lai-kwan, The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Jason S. POLLEY, Hong Kong Baptist University

Douglas ROBINSON, Hong Kong Baptist University

Steve TSANG, School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London

Jessica YEUNG, Hong Kong Baptist University

Audrey YUE, National University of Singapore​

Guidelines for Contributors

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Volume 2 Number 2 (Fall 2019)

Table of Contents

Introduction

Tammy Ho, Michael O’Sullivan, Eddie Tay, Michael Tsang

Articles

Resistant Narratives at the Edge of the Sovereign State: Pirate Ocean and Farmer Enclave in Hong Kong, 1950s–2010s

Lo Kwai-cheung

Silencing the Local: Censorship of Ten Years and the Localist Movement in Hong Kong

Annie Hui

Governing Intangible Heritage: Intergovernmentalism and the Structuration of Intangible Heritage Governance in Hong Kong

Jonathan Paquette and Devin Beauregard

Hong Kong Studies Research School

A “Constitutional Experiment” Before and After the Shek Kip Mei Fire: The Vesting of Public Housing Responsibilities in the Urban Council, 1948–1954

Chui Wing-kin

Wong Kar-wai’s Jianghu as Method: Reimagining Hong Kong in The Grandmaster

Dickson Cheung

Academic Interviews

A Short Conversation with Professor Leo Ou-fan Lee on the State of the Humanities in Hong Kong

Michael O’Sullivan, with Leo Ou-fan Lee

The Hong Kong Generation, 1967–1984: An Interview with Professor Wong Kin-yuen

Stuart Christie, with Wong Kin-yuen

Book Reviews

Cultural Conflict in Hong Kong: Angles on a Coherent Imaginary. Edited by Jason S. Polley, Vinton W. K. Poon, Wee Lian-hee.

Douglas Kerr

Conjecturing Hong Kong’s Future: Lam Hang-chi’s Editorials from the Hong Kong Economic Journal, 1975–1984. By Lam Hang Chi. Edited and translated by J. S. Kung.

Ng Meng-hin

Hong Kong and Bollywood: Globalization of Asian Cinemas. Edited by Lee Tse-hei Joseph and Satish Kolluri.

Romi Jain

Contributors

Volume 2 Number 1 (Spring 2019)
Volume 1 Number 2 (Fall 2018)
Volume 1 Number 1 (Spring 2018)

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