This book analyses Hong Kong's history from a long-run perspective. It examines Britain's relationship with the city in the context of Hong Kong's location within the Pearl River Delta and its strategic position within East Asia.
This book analyses Hong Kong's history from a long-run perspective. It examines Britain's relationship with the city in the context of Hong Kong's location within the Pearl River Delta and its strategic position within East Asia.
Peter Nolan is Founding Director, Centre of Development Studies, University of Cambridge, and Director, China Forum, Jesus College, Cambridge, UK.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Part I 222 BC 1839 AD: A barren island in the Pearl River Delta Part II 1839 1945: Colonisation and colonial rule Part III 1945 1953: Recolonisation and the foundations of the Cold War Part IV 1953 1978: Cold War, isolation and self reliance Part V 1978 1997: Reform and Opening up: renaissance of the Pearl River Delta PartVI 1997 2019: 'One country, two systems' Part VII 2019 2047: Rebuilding Hong Kong Summary: The world turned upside down Epilogue
Introduction Part I 222 BC 1839 AD: A barren island in the Pearl River Delta Part II 1839 1945: Colonisation and colonial rule Part III 1945 1953: Recolonisation and the foundations of the Cold War Part IV 1953 1978: Cold War, isolation and self reliance Part V 1978 1997: Reform and Opening up: renaissance of the Pearl River Delta PartVI 1997 2019: 'One country, two systems' Part VII 2019 2047: Rebuilding Hong Kong Summary: The world turned upside down Epilogue
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