From a British to a Chinese Colony? Hong Kong before and after the 1997 Handover

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Introduction. Straddling the Handover: Colonialism and Decolonization in British and PRC Hong Kong
Part I. British Colonial Legacies
	1. The Comprador System in Nineteenth-Century Hong Kong
	2. Government and Language in Hong Kong
	3. A Ruling Idea of the Time? The Rule of Law in Pre- and Post-1997 Hong Kong
Part II. Hong Kong, Britain, and China(s)
	4. From Cold War Warrior to Moral Guardian: Film Censorship in British Hong Kong
	5. The Roots of Regionalism: Water Management in Postwar Hong Kong
	6. Economic Relations between the Mainland and Hong Kong, an “Irreplaceable” Financial Center
Part III. Decolonization, Retrocession, and Recolonization: New Perspectives
	7. At the Edge of Empire: The Eurasian, Portuguese, and Baghdadi Jewish Communities in British Hong Kong
	8. Reunification Discourse and Chinese Nationalisms
	9. From Citizens Back to Subjects: Constructing National Belonging in Hong Kong’s National Education Centre
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