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Intro; Acknowledgment; Contents; Abbreviations; List of Figures; List of Tables; Chapter 1: A Comprehensive Framework of Understanding the Context and Content of China's New United Front Work on Hong Kong; The Content of China's United Front: Objectives, Evolution, Agents and Penetrative Politics; Twelve Perspectives on China's New United Front Work in the HKSAR; Legitimacy Perspective; Political Control and Co-optation; Politico-Economic Convergence and Integration; Narrowing the Elite-Mass Gap; Creating Pro-Beijing Civil Society Through the Mobilization of Social Capital
Securitization PerspectiveCurbing Political Opposition through Electoral Competition; Ideological Conflicts Between Authoritarian China and Pluralistic Hong Kong; Resistance to China's United Front Work as New Form of Hong Kong Citizenship; Materialism Versus Post-Materialist Values; Patron-Client Perspective; Geopolitical Perspective; Integrated Perspectives and Understanding the Context and Content of New United Front; Chapter 2: The Democratic Alliance for the Betterment and Progress of Hong Kong as Flagship of China's United Front Work; The Functions and Organization of the DAB
The DAB Participation in Legislative and District ElectionsOrganization of Training, Forums and Conferences; Structure of United Front Work and Coordination with Pro-Beijing Groups and Liaison Office in Support of Government Policies; The Pro-Beijing Camp's Competition with the Pro-democracy Force; Conclusion; Chapter 3: Political Participation of Fujianese Interest Groups; The History and Role of Fujianese Interest Groups in Hong Kong; The Hong Kong Federation of Fujian Associations (HKFFA) and Its Organization; Electoral Participation of the Fujianese
Fujianese Alliance with PRC Officials and Participation in Political ActivitiesConclusion; Chapter 4: Inter-Union Rivalry Between Pro-Beijing Federation of Trade Unions and Pro-Democracy Confederation of Trade Unions; Inter-Union Rivalry, Social Movement Unionism and Tripartism; Trade Union Politics in Hong Kong Under British Rule; The Transformations of Federation of Trade Unions; Electoral Participation and Competition; Rivalries of FTU and CTU; Conclusion; Chapter 5: United Front and Women Interest Groups from Pro-British to Pro-Beijing; The Hong Kong Chinese Women's Club
The Women's Welfare ClubThe Hong Kong Federation of Women; The Hong Kong Women Development Association; Political Participation of Women in Hong Kong; Political Mobilization of Women United Front Groups; The Co-optation of Women into Political Institutions in Hong Kong and China; District-Based Women Interest Groups as Transmission Belts in China's United Front Work; Financial Support of Pro-Beijing United Front Groups and the Creation of District-Based Federations; The Relatively Weak Pro-Democracy Feminist Groups Resisting United Front Work; Conclusion
Securitization PerspectiveCurbing Political Opposition through Electoral Competition; Ideological Conflicts Between Authoritarian China and Pluralistic Hong Kong; Resistance to China's United Front Work as New Form of Hong Kong Citizenship; Materialism Versus Post-Materialist Values; Patron-Client Perspective; Geopolitical Perspective; Integrated Perspectives and Understanding the Context and Content of New United Front; Chapter 2: The Democratic Alliance for the Betterment and Progress of Hong Kong as Flagship of China's United Front Work; The Functions and Organization of the DAB
The DAB Participation in Legislative and District ElectionsOrganization of Training, Forums and Conferences; Structure of United Front Work and Coordination with Pro-Beijing Groups and Liaison Office in Support of Government Policies; The Pro-Beijing Camp's Competition with the Pro-democracy Force; Conclusion; Chapter 3: Political Participation of Fujianese Interest Groups; The History and Role of Fujianese Interest Groups in Hong Kong; The Hong Kong Federation of Fujian Associations (HKFFA) and Its Organization; Electoral Participation of the Fujianese
Fujianese Alliance with PRC Officials and Participation in Political ActivitiesConclusion; Chapter 4: Inter-Union Rivalry Between Pro-Beijing Federation of Trade Unions and Pro-Democracy Confederation of Trade Unions; Inter-Union Rivalry, Social Movement Unionism and Tripartism; Trade Union Politics in Hong Kong Under British Rule; The Transformations of Federation of Trade Unions; Electoral Participation and Competition; Rivalries of FTU and CTU; Conclusion; Chapter 5: United Front and Women Interest Groups from Pro-British to Pro-Beijing; The Hong Kong Chinese Women's Club
The Women's Welfare ClubThe Hong Kong Federation of Women; The Hong Kong Women Development Association; Political Participation of Women in Hong Kong; Political Mobilization of Women United Front Groups; The Co-optation of Women into Political Institutions in Hong Kong and China; District-Based Women Interest Groups as Transmission Belts in China's United Front Work; Financial Support of Pro-Beijing United Front Groups and the Creation of District-Based Federations; The Relatively Weak Pro-Democracy Feminist Groups Resisting United Front Work; Conclusion