Hong Kong's Transformation into a Service Hub

Hong Kong's Transformation into a Service Hub

Following the return of Hong Kong to Chinese jurisdiction in 1997, there has been concern about the potential marginalization of Hong Kong within China's development. We argue that far from being marginalized, Hong Kong together with the Pearl River Delta is becoming the most dynamic region wit...

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Veröffentlicht in:Asian survey 2011-08, Vol.51 (4), p.584-609
Hauptverfasser: Ramón-Berjano, Carola B., Xiaobin, Simon Zhao, Ming, Chan Ying
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Area planning & development
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Economic growth
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Geography
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Jurisdiction
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Severe acute respiratory syndrome
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Geography
Gross Domestic Product
Jurisdiction
Partnership agreements
Regions
Severe acute respiratory syndrome
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