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Constitutional Conflict in Hong Kong Under Chinese Sovereignty
Authors
A Cheung
A Dicks
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A Dixit
A Scobell
A Vermeule
AHY Chen
AHY Chen
AHY Chen
AHY Chen
AJ Nathan
AY Chen
AY So
AYH Cheung
BCH Fong
BCJ Jones
BR Weingast
BR Weingast
BYT Tai
C Hutton
C Tilly
CAG Jones
CP Yew
CP Yew
D Gittings
D North
DA Strauss
DA Strauss
DB Klein
DLH Hui
DS Law
EC Ip
EC Ip
EC Ip
EC Ip
Eric C. Ip
G Wang
G Zhu
GK Hadfield
H Fu
H Hung
I Scott
Information Office of the State Council of the People’s Republic of China
J Elster
J Kenway
J Wang
JKH Tse
JL Goldsmith
JMM Chan
JMM Chan
JTM Lam
JYS Cheng
K Hand
K Poon
KJ O’Brien
KM Chan
KM Kwong
KW Li
L Li
LF Goodstadt
M Ng
M Sing
MC Davis
MC Davis
MK Chan
MK Chan
MS Flaherty
N Ma
N Ma
PC Ordeshook
PJ Yap
PY Lo
Q Zhang
R Dixon
R Hardin
R Hardin
R Lee
RH McAdams
RH McAdams
RH McAdams
S Jhaveri
S Ortmann
S Qiao
S Shen
S Yuen
SH Lo
SHW Wong
SNM Young
SNM Young
T Ginsburg
T Ginsburg
T Ginsburg
TC Schelling
TW Lim
VT Hui
W Lam
W Ting
X Deng
Y Ghai
Y Ghai
Y Ghai
Y Ghai
Y Li
Y Wong
Y Zheng
Publication date
1 January 2016
Publisher
'Springer Science and Business Media LLC'
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Abstract
© 2016, T.M.C. Asser Press.The protracted constitutional conflicts between the Chinese state and Hong Kong society over the pace and form of democratization have become a source of political instability. This article sheds new light on these dynamics by analyzing the two sides as locked in a coordination dilemma: both have important common interests to coordinate with each other, but both rank in divergent ways their preferences for and against introducing competitive electoral arrangements into Hong Kong. It is shown how the unwillingness of either side to compromise has caused the gradual breakdown of coordination as focal points like the Basic Law have eroded, culminating in the Umbrella Revolution of 2014, the largest and longest-lasting popular movement in Hong Kong history. The bloodless ending of the Movement is chronicled, along with the persistence of political stalemate in this highly anomalous polity, known throughout the world for its combination of genuine civil liberties with authoritarian rule.Link_to_subscribed_fulltex
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