Community newspapers and community development in Hong Kong.

Leung Hau Yeung.Thesis (M.Phil.)--Chinese University of Hong Kong.Bibliography: leaves 104-107.Chapter Chapter One --- INTRODUCTION --- p.1Chapter Chapter Two --- COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS AND THE SOCIO-POLITICAL ENVIRONMENT --- p.7Chapter Chapter Three --- CONTENT OF HONG KONG COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER --- p.21Chapter Chapter Four --- COUMMUNITY NEWSPAPER READERSHIP --- p.54Chapter Chapter Five --- THE FUTURE OF HONG KONG COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS-A DISCUSSION --- p.71Chapter Appendix A --- CONTENT CATEGORIES FOR NEWS ITEMS --- p.82Chapter Appendix B --- AN INTERVIEW WITH MICHAEL STEVENSON --- p.85Chapter Appendix C --- "QUESTIONAIRE AND THE CALCULATION OF THE READING, PARTICIPATION AND" --- p.89Chapter Appendix D --- RESPONSES TO QUESTION NO.22 --- p.95Notes --- p.96Selected Bibliography --- p.10

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