China's Hong Kong : a political and cultural perspective / Shigong Jiang.

Acknowledgements; Contents; 1 Reflection(s) on "Administrative Absorption of Politics"; 1.1 I; 1.2 II; 1.3 III; 1.4 IV; 2 Silent Bitterness; 2.1 I; 2.2 II; 2.3 III; 2.4 IV; 2.5 V; 3 The Walled City of Kowloon and the University of Hong Kong; 3.1 I; 3.2 II; 3.3 III; 3.4 IV; 4 The Art of Empire; 4.1 I; 4.2 II; 4.3 III; 4.4 IV; 4.5 V; 5 Oceanic Thinking from a Continental Base; 5.1 I; 5.2 II; 5.3 III; 5.4 IV; 6 Sovereignty: Between the Way of Humane and Hegemony; 6.1 I; 6.2 II; 6.3 III; 6.4 IV; 7 The Origin of "One Country, Two Systems"; 7.1 I; 7.2 II; 7.3 III; 7.4 IV

8 The "One Country" Conundrum: Country Versus State8.1 I; 8.2 II; 8.3 III; 8.4 IV; 9 The "One Country" Conundrum: China Versus Empire; 9.1 I; 9.2 II; 9.3 III; 9.4 IV; 9.5 V; 10 The Form and Nature of the Basic Law; 10.1 I; 10.2 II; 10.3 III; 10.4 IV; 10.5 V; 11 Retreat: From Gradual Transition to Radical Revolution; 11.1 I; 11.2 II; 11.3 III; 11.4 IV; 11.5 V; 12 Contest: Between Politics and Law; 12.1 I; 12.2 II; 12.3 III; 12.4 IV; 12.5 V; 12.6 VI; 13 China's Sorrow; 13.1 I; 13.2 II; 13.3 III; 13.4 IV; 13.5 V; 13.6 VI; Afterword