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Trust and the Smart City: The Hong Kong Paradox

Introduction The article endeavours to interpret the linked phenomena of trust and the smart city, focusing on the public support for the smart city in…

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PLÜMMER, Franziska. 2022. Rethinking Authority in China’s Border Regime. Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press.

The last decade has witnessed growing interest in and new scholarship on Asian borderlands; much of this work has been informed by fieldwork in or…

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CHAN, Jenny, Mark SELDEN, and Pun NGAI. 2020. Dying for an iPhone: Apple, Foxconn, and the Lives of China’s Workers. Chicago: Haymarket Books.

This volume on the Foxconn-Apple-state nexus and the lives of rural workers originates from a remarkable initial cross-border collaboration in the summer of 2010 between…

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HSU, Szu‑chien, Kellee S. TSAI, and Chun‑chih CHANG (eds.). 2021. Evolutionary Governance in China: State‑society Relations under Authoritarianism. Cambridge: Harvard University Press.

In the book Evolutionary Governance in China: State-society Relations under Authoritarianism, the authors address the question of the sources of authoritarian resilience in China by…

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CABESTAN, Jean-Pierre. 2021. Demain la Chine: guerre ou paix? (China tomorrow: war or peace?) Paris: Gallimard.

Three years after Demain la Chine: démocratie ou dictature? (China tomorrow: democracy or dictature?), a work that analysed the developments in Chinese domestic policy, Jean-Pierre…

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Radicalisation, Exhaustion, and Networked Movement in Abeyance: Hong Kong University Students’ Localist Identification after the Umbrella Movement

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Jiaohua , an Educational Practice in the “Confucian” Company

Introduction Confucianism, the philosophical and moral values of which were considered by the iconoclasts of the early twentieth century to run counter to modernisation, consequently…

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Confucian Education and Utopianism: The Classics-reading Movement and its Potential for Social Change

Introduction: Reading the classics and the perspective of utopia in social movements The study of Confucian classics used to be at the heart of the…

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Editorial – Reinventing Confucian Education in Contemporary China: New Ethnographic Explorations

  Since the start of the twenty-first century, China has experienced a growing revival of references to the Confucian tradition in various realms such as…

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How to Read the Analects Eight Hours a Day: The Variety of Dujing (Reading Classics) Experiences amid the Confucian Revival

Introduction: An invitation to dujing Since the 1980s, the Confucian revival in contemporary Chinese society has grown as a local, national, and even global phenomenon…

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