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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region"”.

  1. The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region: Making "One Country, Two Systems" Work

    The dissertation examines how the unprecedented principle, "one country, two systems," can best work in Hong Kong. Because of the political, economic, legal, historical and cultural differences between Hong Kong and China, China pledges to let Hong Kong maintain its capitalist system and way of …

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  2. The interpretation of the Hong Kong basic law by the National People’s Congress Standing Committee (NPCSC): Will it weaken the judicial independence of the courts of the Hong Kong special administrative region?

    Hong Kong’s retrocession to the People’s Republic of China (PRC) in 1997 necessitated the establishment of a new constitutional order. It promised Hong Kong a high degree of autonomy under the model of ‘One Country Two Systems’. This meant that the HKSAR would enjoy executive, legislative and …

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  3. Towards a Bourdieuian understanding of the South Asian language minorities' language acquisition in Hong Kong

    The inadequacy of Chinese language skills of the South Asian language minorities has raised concerns among educators and policymakers in recent years. Further to the notification given by the Equal Opportunities Commission to the Education Bureau of its concerns about the education of …

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  4. Problems and prospects for the development of the compensation mechanism for oil pollution damage in China

    The increasing seaborne transport of oil constitutes a growing pollution risk to the seas and oceans. Large spills of oil from vessel’s sources in small areas have caused considerable environmental and economic concerns. Therefore, most public attention is focused on these accidents. Although the

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