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Routledge Contemporary China Series

China’s “Autonomous” Cities

The Constitution and Reconstruction of Hong Kong and Macau

Po Jen (University of Hong Kong Yap & Shiling Xiao & Han Zhu

China’s “Autonomous” Cities

Routledge Contemporary China Series

China’s “Autonomous” Cities

The Constitution and Reconstruction of Hong Kong and Macau

Routledge Contemporary China Series: China’s “Autonomous” Cities

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This book explores the constitutional evolution of Hong Kong and Macau as Beijing asserts "comprehensive jurisdiction" over both Special Administrative Regions, compelling them to align with the national agenda of security, patriotic education, and Mainland integration.

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Beschrijving Routledge Contemporary China Series: China’s “Autonomous” Cities

This book explores the constitutional evolution of Hong Kong and Macau as Beijing asserts "comprehensive jurisdiction" over both Special Administrative Regions, compelling them to align with the national agenda of security, patriotic education, and Mainland integration.

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9781041163152
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288
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Routledge Contemporary China Series
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