Hong Kong in Transition

BEATRICE LEUNG Lingnan College, Hong KongLINDA CHELAN LI Department of Public and Social Administration, City University of Hong KongTEH-CHANG LIN Institute of International Relations, National Chengchi University, TaipeiMIGUEL SANTOS NEVES Instituto de Estudos Estrategicos e Internacionais, LisbonTAK-WING NGO Sinological Institute, University of LeidenYIN QIAN Department of International Relations, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Australian National UniversityDAVID PETERSEN Department of Politics and Public Administration, University of Hong KongELFED VAUGHAN ROBERTS Department of Politics and Public Administration, University of Hong KongIAN SCOTT Department of Politics and International Studies, Murdoch UniversityJANET SALAFF Department of Sociology, University of TorontoSUSANNE WEIGELIN-SCHWIEDRZIK Institute of Chinese Studies, University of HeidelbergPETER WESLEY-SMITH Faculty of Law, University of Hong Kong

• Preface List of Abbreviations Introduction PART ONE: THE HONG KONG BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT Hong Kong: The Business Environment in the New Special Administrative Region; E.V.Roberts & D.Petersen Changing Government-Business Relations and the Governance of Hong Kong; T.Ngo Hong Kong, China and the Handling of the Financial Crisis; P.Ferdinand Like Fish Finding Water: Economic Relations between Hong Kong and China; R.Ash Hong Kong and its Intermediate Role in Cross-Strait Economic Relations; T.Lin PART TWO: GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS Hong Kong under Chinese Sovereignty; A Preliminary Assessment; B.Hook Beijing's Fifth Column and the Transfer of Power in Hong Kong, 1983-1997; Y.Qian Power as Non-Zero Sum? Central-Local Relations between the Hong Kong SAR and Beijing; L.C.Li The Hong Kong Public Service in Transition: Sustaining Administrative Capacity and Administrative Neutrality; I.Scott Constitutional Dilemmas in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region; P.Wesley-Smith Towards a Democratic Audit in Hong Kong: Some Issues and Problems; R.Porter PART THREE: SOCIAL DISCOURSE Reflections on the Hong Kong Discourse on Human Rights; S.Weigelin-Schwiedrzik Church-State Relations in the Transition: An Historical Perspective; B.Leung Migration and Identities in Hong Kong's Transition; J.Salaff PART FOUR: EXTERNAL RELATIONS: The External Relations of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region; M.S.Neves Index