| Number 147 February 2015 |
The Twenty-First Century Review
Hong Kong in the “Post-Occupy Central” Period
4
Quo Vadis Hong Kong—The View of a Hong Kong Chinese on the “Occupy Central Movement”
Chen Fong-ching
22
Hong Kong’s “Umbrella Movement”: Contentious Politics on China’s Periphery
Edmund W. Cheng, Samson Yuen
Research Articles
33
Class Struggle, Political Participation, and Identity Politics: The Triple Revolution in Hong Kong
Zhang Jian
48
Hong Kong (Studies) as Method: The Possibilities of “Hong Kong Discourse”
Chu Yiu-wai
64
Psychological Warfare: How Propaganda Contributed to the Suppression of the 1967 Riots in Hong Kong?
Hui Sung-tak
82
The Colonial Empire in Global History: A Case Study on Sikh Police Units in Singapore and Hong Kong
Cao Yin
101
The “Arrow Incident” and Legal Conflicts between Late-Qing China and the West
Hao Yu-feng, Yang Kai-feng
View on the World
115
The Current Status of Mao Zedong Statues Built during the Cultural Revolution
Cheng Wen-jun
Book Reviews
131
The Institutional Causes of Hong Kong’s New Poor: A Review on Leo F. Goodstadt, Poverty in the Midst of Affluence: How Hong Kong Mismanaged Its Prosperity
Yan Fei
141
“Center/Periphery Paradigm” Reconsidered: A Review on Pang Lai-kwan, ed., City on the Edge: Hong Kong, China, Boundaries and Borderland
Egret Lulu Zhou
152
Tripartite Interactions
154
From the Editor’s Desk
