Edge of empires: Chinese elites and British colonials in Hong Kong

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Legal and cultural studies analysis Colonial History and Postcolonial Studies Hong Kong and Taiwan Politics

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This monograph examines colonial Hong Kong from the early 1800s to 1941 as a political and cultural encounter between a declining Chinese empire and the ascendant British Empire.

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