Hong Kong: becoming a Chinese global city

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Global Urban Networks and Dynamics Urban Planning and Governance Hong Kong and Taiwan Politics

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Introduction 1. Global Connections: Centre of Chinese Capitalism 2. An Industrial Colony 3. The Building of An International Financial Centre 4. A Divided City 5. Decolonization, Political Restructuring, and Post-Colonial Governance Crisis 6. The Return of the Regional and the National 7. A Chinese Global City?

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