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ID:
013561
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Sept 1997.
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553-66
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ID:
012837
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Aug 1997.
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Description |
1-25
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ID:
013558
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Publication |
July/Sept 1997.
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421-55
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ID:
171026
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Summary/Abstract |
The 2019 protests in Hong Kong have been a watershed moment for the city, both politically and socially. These protests have, for some residents, transformed the police–society relationship into one of open antagonism, fully exposed people’s fear and loathing of the mainland and their local government, and divided some families and large segments of society. These events have also caused an ordinarily quiet and civil society to become violent, enraged (at the police and government), openly racist/xenophobic, and emotionally traumatized. And yet it is highly unlikely that the outcome will be the direct nomination and election of the city’s chief executive, let alone either de facto independence or full autonomy from the mainland. But this reality will not stop demands by the pan-democrats and other opposition members directly involved in this protest movement. This is becoming a chronic, painful condition of stasis for Hong Kong as a political entity and society. There has to be compromise and yet none is forthcoming.
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ID:
012954
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Publication |
Aug 1997.
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Description |
26-48
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ID:
012903
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Publication |
Spring 1997.
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Description |
59-67
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ID:
171028
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Summary/Abstract |
This commentary seeks to stimulate discussion about grassroots resistance that has taken on conglomerates in the faceless and leaderless 2019 pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong. The scale, scope, and time span of these protests is unprecedented in the city and, at the time of writing, there is no sign they will soon abate. Behind eye-catching scenes of black-clad protesters filling the streets, a sea of light in assemblies, rounds and rounds of tear gas fired by police, people covered in blood, and burning shops, is an emerging economic resistance movement that aims to generate alternative political resources in an acutely imbalanced bargaining structure between protesters and the government.
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ID:
013556
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Publication |
Sept 1997.
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Description |
82-112
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ID:
013560
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Publication |
July-Sept 1997.
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Description |
335-55
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ID:
012953
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Publication |
1997.
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Description |
426-41
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ID:
013554
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Publication |
July/Sept 1997.
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Description |
335-66
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ID:
012952
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Publication |
Aug 1997.
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Description |
63-80
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ID:
002214
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Publication |
Canberra, Strategic and Defence Studies Centre, 1992.
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Description |
110p,figures,tables
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Series |
Canberra papers on strategy and defence;87
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Standard Number |
0731513339
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Copies: C:1/I:0,R:0,Q:0
Circulation
Accession# | Call# | Current Location | Status | Policy | Location |
033774 | R 386.8095125/RIM 033774 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
013153
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Publication |
Oct 1997.
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Description |
17-26
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ID:
013563
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Publication |
Aug 1997.
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Description |
683-704
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ID:
013564
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Publication |
Sept 1997.
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Description |
583-92
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ID:
011732
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Publication |
May-July 1997.
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ID:
013157
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Publication |
Oct-Dec 1997.
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Description |
61
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ID:
013154
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Publication |
1997.
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Description |
195-204
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ID:
013155
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Publication |
Oct 1997.
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Description |
22-6
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