| ID | 129102 |
| Title Proper | Emergence of radical politics in Hong Kong |
| Other Title Information | causes and impact |
| Language | ENG |
| Author | Cheng, Joseph Yu shek |
| Publication | 2014. |
| Summary / Abstract (Note) | This article reviews the literature on the radicalization of politics in Hong Kong. with an emphasis on its causes and impact. Evidence on the deteriorating living standards and the widening of the gap between the rich and the poor has been substantial. People naturally blame the government under such circumstances. They have been especially angry with government policies favoring the business community. and the "greed" and corruption of the Donald Tsang and C. Y. Leung administrations. The consensus on the origins. characteristics, modes of operation. and so on of the new social movements is strong: and the same applies to the failure of the government to anticipate and absorb their challenges. Confidence in the maintenance of social stability remains high. but there is little optimism that the performance of the govemment will soon improve. |
| `In' analytical Note | China Review Vol.14, No.1; Spring 2014: p.199-232 |
| Journal Source | China Review Vol.14, No.1; Spring 2014: p.199-232 |
| Key Words | Economic Emergence ; Social Emergence ; China ; Hong Kong ; Sustainable Development ; Social Reform ; Economic Reform ; Urban Growth ; Urban Development ; State Regime ; Emerging State ; Living Standard ; Social Reforms ; New Social Movement ; Social Autonomy |