CEFC
  • Hong Kong’s Place Branding from 1997 to 2024: From Self-assurance to Aching Attempts to Come Back

    Emilie Tran is Assistant Professor in politics and public administration in the School of Arts and Social Sciences at Hong Kong Metropolitan University, No. 30…

    Read more
  • Editorial – Hong Kong in the 2020s: Reset amidst Challenges

    Wai-man Lam was formerly Head of Social Sciences and Associate Professor in the School of Arts and Social Sciences at Hong Kong Metropolitan University, No. 30 Good…

    Read more
  • Éditorial – Trust and the Smart City

    Hong Kong, consistently ranked as one of the world’s leading smart cities, is undergoing a period of disruptive change.[1] While still shaped fundamentally by the…

    Read more
  • 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…

    Read more
  • Wang Simeng, Illusions et souffrances: Les migrants chinois à Paris (Illusions and suffering: Chinese migrants in Paris)

    Paris, Editions Rue d’Ulm, 2017. Review by Emilie Tran Rare is an academic work that can be devoured in one sitting like a novel. Illusions…

    Read more
  • Teresa Wright, Party and State in Post-Mao China

    Malden, Cambridge, Polity Press, 2015, 200 pp. Review by Émilie Tran Party and State in Post-Mao China is one of 15 or so titles thus…

    Read more
  • Book Reviews (PDF version)

    Read more
  • Comptes-rendus de lecture (PDF)

    Read more
  • John Osburg, Anxious Wealth: Money and Morality Among China’s New Rich

    Stanford, Stanford University Press, 2013, 248 pp. Review by Émilie Tran John Osburg’s work was published at a time when China was engaging in an…

    Read more
  • Book Reviews (PDF version)

    Read more
Subscribe