Lo Shiu Hing
Biographic Data
| ID | 748263 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lo Shiu Hing |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lo Shiu |
| FAMILY NAME | Hing |
| SIGNATURE | HING S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Hong Kong |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 24 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Casino Politics, Organized Crime and the Post-Colonial State in Macau
Organized crime and politics have been traditionally intertwined in Macau. During the colonial era, the Portuguese administration was characterized by bureaucratic corruption and a cozy relationship with casino capitalists. The colonial state had limited autonomy vis-à-vis the casino capitalists. With the growth of tourism and the associated casino industry in Macau during the 1990s, organized crime groups penetrated various casinos and emerged a…
Party penetration of society in Hong Kong: The role of mutual aid committees and political parties
Party penetration of society can be illuminated by the study of how political parties in Hong Kong have been infiltrating Mutual Aid Committees (MACs), which are housing organisations in private and public buildings. While “administrative absorption of politics” was viewed as a hallmark of Hong Kong under British rule during the 1970s, political penetration of local administration has emerged as the feature of the body politic since the 1990s. Th…
La fin du système Stanley Ho ? [Jeu et crime organisé ]: Jeu et crime organisé
The politics of sustaining, reversing and constraining private democratisation in Hong Kong
Political Parties, Élite–Mass Gap and Political Instability in Hong Kong
Political Parties, Élite–Mass Gap and Political Instability in Hong Kong
Introduction Political parties constitute either an institution between the government and ordinary citizens, or a link in the gap.(1) By aggregating and representing the interests of citizens, political parties not only narrow any communication gap between the elites and the masses but also play a crucial function of stabilizing a regime. As Alan Ball puts it succinctly: One of the most important functions of political parties is that of uniting…
Political Development in Macau
Teaching Hong Kong Politics in Hong Kong
Democracy movement in Hong Kong and its implications for South China
The politics of Localisation of the civil service in Hong Kong and Macau
Comparative political systems: The cases of Hong Kong and Macau
An Analysis of Sino‐British Negotiations Over Hongkong ́s Political Reform
The Sino-British debate over Governor Christopher Patten's reforms has illustrated fundamental differences in the pace and degree of Hong Kong's political reform, the extent of elite and mass parti cipation, the meaning of the agreements reached between China and Britain, the style of policy-making in Hong Kong, and the power relations between Hong Kong's executive and legislative branches. Although the British have succeeded in projecting an ima…
The Chinese Communist Party Eute's Confucts Over Hong Kong, 1983-1990
Political participation in Hong Kong, South Korea, and Taiwan
Casino Politics, Organized Crime and the Post-Colonial State in Macau
Organized crime and politics have been traditionally intertwined in Macau. During the colonial era, the Portuguese administration was characterized by bureaucratic corruption and a cozy relationship with casino capitalists. The colonial state had limited autonomy vis-à-vis the casino capitalists. With the growth of tourism and the associated casino industry in Macau during the 1990s, organized crime groups penetrated various casinos and emerged a…
The Chinese Communist Party Eute's Confucts Over Hong Kong, 1983-1990
Democracy movement in Hong Kong and its implications for South China
Comparative political systems: The cases of Hong Kong and Macau
Party penetration of society in Hong Kong: The role of mutual aid committees and political parties
Party penetration of society can be illuminated by the study of how political parties in Hong Kong have been infiltrating Mutual Aid Committees (MACs), which are housing organisations in private and public buildings. While “administrative absorption of politics” was viewed as a hallmark of Hong Kong under British rule during the 1970s, political penetration of local administration has emerged as the feature of the body politic since the 1990s. Th…
La fin du système Stanley Ho ? [Jeu et crime organisé ]: Jeu et crime organisé
The politics of Localisation of the civil service in Hong Kong and Macau
An Analysis of Sino‐British Negotiations Over Hongkong ́s Political Reform
The Sino-British debate over Governor Christopher Patten's reforms has illustrated fundamental differences in the pace and degree of Hong Kong's political reform, the extent of elite and mass parti cipation, the meaning of the agreements reached between China and Britain, the style of policy-making in Hong Kong, and the power relations between Hong Kong's executive and legislative branches. Although the British have succeeded in projecting an ima…
Political participation in Hong Kong, South Korea, and Taiwan
An Analysis of Sino‐British Negotiations Over Hongkong ́s Political Reform
The Sino-British debate over Governor Christopher Patten's reforms has illustrated fundamental differences in the pace and degree of Hong Kong's political reform, the extent of elite and mass parti cipation, the meaning of the agreements reached between China and Britain, the style of policy-making in Hong Kong, and the power relations between Hong Kong's executive and legislative branches. Although the British have succeeded in projecting an ima…
The Chinese Communist Party Eute's Confucts Over Hong Kong, 1983-1990
The politics of Localisation of the civil service in Hong Kong and Macau
Comparative political systems: The cases of Hong Kong and Macau
Teaching Hong Kong Politics in Hong Kong
Democracy movement in Hong Kong and its implications for South China
The politics of sustaining, reversing and constraining private democratisation in Hong Kong
Political Parties, Élite–Mass Gap and Political Instability in Hong Kong
Political Parties, Élite–Mass Gap and Political Instability in Hong Kong
Introduction Political parties constitute either an institution between the government and ordinary citizens, or a link in the gap.(1) By aggregating and representing the interests of citizens, political parties not only narrow any communication gap between the elites and the masses but also play a crucial function of stabilizing a regime. As Alan Ball puts it succinctly: One of the most important functions of political parties is that of uniting…
Political Development in Macau
La fin du système Stanley Ho ? [Jeu et crime organisé ]: Jeu et crime organisé
Party penetration of society in Hong Kong: The role of mutual aid committees and political parties
Party penetration of society can be illuminated by the study of how political parties in Hong Kong have been infiltrating Mutual Aid Committees (MACs), which are housing organisations in private and public buildings. While “administrative absorption of politics” was viewed as a hallmark of Hong Kong under British rule during the 1970s, political penetration of local administration has emerged as the feature of the body politic since the 1990s. Th…
Casino Politics, Organized Crime and the Post-Colonial State in Macau
Organized crime and politics have been traditionally intertwined in Macau. During the colonial era, the Portuguese administration was characterized by bureaucratic corruption and a cozy relationship with casino capitalists. The colonial state had limited autonomy vis-à-vis the casino capitalists. With the growth of tourism and the associated casino industry in Macau during the 1990s, organized crime groups penetrated various casinos and emerged a…
Hong Kong and Taiwan Politics (13 works) · Political science (13 works) · Politics (13 works) · Law (12 works) · Law (11 works) · Political economy (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · China (5 works) · Democracy (4 works) · Public Administration (4 works)