State and society: An historical description and explanation of student movements in the prewar Hong Kong

Chung Fun Steven HUNG

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Abstract

The significance of student social movements in the Hong Kong prewar history has to be addressed. The paper goes to discuss student political or social movements at many paramount moments in the history of contemporary Hong Kong. The analysis of the scenario of Hong Kong student social movements should be put on more or different orientations of understanding. It is because, in the context of this contemporary Chinese history which represented the periods of starting from Opium Wars until 1941, many states or political and commercial blocs acted or played their different roles in Hong Kong. Many perspectives of description or explanation would be helpful for having more exact understanding of Hong Kong issues at the past and the present. Copyright © 2014 Center for Promoting Ideas, USA.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)85-96
JournalJournal of Humanities and Social Science
Volume4
Issue number8(1)
Publication statusPublished - 2014

Citation

Hung, S. (2014). State and society: An historical description and explanation of student movements in the prewar Hong Kong. Journal of Humanities and Social Science, 4(8(1)), 85-96.

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