The sociolinguistics of Hong Kong and the space for Hong Kong English by Bolton, Kingsley

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Writing Hong Kong Sinophonicity : history, gender and ethnicity in Hong Kong fiction by Long, Chao

“…The fact that Hong Kong has a long literary tradition is often neglected in much of the public discussion about the city’s political and economic situation. …”
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The monetary policy of Hong Kong. by Chin Jee Kin, Tan Yen-Ling, Toh Shih Hua

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Seoul-Hong Kong-Macau : love with an alien (1957) and postwar Korea-Hong Kong co-production by Lee, Sangjoon

“…This chapter presents a history of the 1950s cinematic co-production in Asia by exploring the historical, social, cultural, and intellectual constitution of the first South Korea and Hong Kong cinema network after the Korean War armistice. …”
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Hong Kong votes, Beijing fumes by Loh, Dylan Ming Hui

“…An unofficial referendum conducted in Hong Kong, sponsored by the ‘Occupy Central’ movement, drew a surprising 800,000 votes cast – drawing fire from China. …”
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Relative effects of reer and real wages on unemployment in Hong Kong. by Li, Aaron Junhong., Sim, Ching Wee., Tan, David Soon Kuan.

“…This paper seeks to study the influence of the real effective exchange rate and real wages on unemployment, and to determine the degree to which the real effective exchange rate and real wages affect unemployment in Hong Kong. Using the results, the report hopes to shed some light in terms of policy making, and provide useful statistical evidence to aid policy recommendations.…”
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Interlocking directorates in Hong Kong’s financial sector. by Liang, Peishan.

“…It is the aim of this dissertation to look into the extent and structure of interlocking directorates among public-listed companies from the Hong Kong financial sector.…”
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Professionalism among Hong Kong journalists in comparative perspective by Lee, Chin-Chuan, Chan, Joseph Man, Lee, Paul S. N.

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Hong Kong pro-democracy protests : no end game in sight? by Loh, Dylan Ming Hui

“…As the demonstrations in Hong Kong continue, how will the impasse between the pro-democracy protests and the government end?…”
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Comparative study of telecommunications policies in Hong Kong, Malaysia and Singapore. by Chong, Patrick Piang Teng., Low, Kwong Hwee., Lum, Phyllis Siu Lin.

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Empirical analysis of useful financial ratios : Hong Kong and Singapore. by Chen, Ningxin., Hoo, Xiaohui., Lim, Lijun.

“…It is an empirical study on the usefulness of financial ratios in Hong Kong's and Singapore's context.…”
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A Tale of two cities : the economic development of Hong Kong and Singapore. by Luah, Jiun Yih., Ng, Shuyin., Tan, Ee Leen.

“…This project examines the economic developments of Hong Kong and Singapore. Both city-states achieved remarkable economic development although the policies adopted by them differ. …”
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La diplomazia culturale americana, la Guerra fredda e il cinema di Hong Kong negli anni Cinquanta = American cultural diplomacy, Cold War, and Hong Kong cinema in the 1950s by Lee, Sangjoon

“…Drawing on archival materials from The Asia Foundation (Taf) Records at the Hoover Institution Archives, the University of Hong Kong's manuscripts and special collections, and the San Francisco International Film Festival Papers, this article is a focused account of the early history of Taf and its motion picture projects in Cold War Hong Kong. …”
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Data collection and analysis for air pollutants (NO2,PM2.5) in Hong Kong by Hui, Benedict Chung Wah

“…Particulate Matter 2.5 (PM2.5) and Nitrogen Oxide (NO2) are common atmospheric pollutants that are being produced by human activities such as road traffic and burning of fossil fuels. In Hong Kong, power plants and road traffic are the major source of air pollution. …”
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The correlation between CEO remuneration and company performance : a Singapore-Hong Kong comparison. by Chui, Vanessa Jie Yi., Luo, Yijie., Low, Jeanne Yi Jun.

“…As a whole, our results suggest that pay-for-performance schemes are still relevant in Hong Kong but not for Singapore. Given that Hong Kong companies are found to be generally more profitable than Singapore companies, our findings may compel Singapore companies to reevaluate their current remuneration frameworks.…”
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Factors influencing market entry modes for outward Hong Kong foreign direct investments. by Ho, Yuen Peng., Khoo, Ghim Hoe., Yao, Weili.

“…This study explores the possible determinants affecting entry mode decisions on outward Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) in Hong Kong. Hypotheses are tested using data taken from 33 Hong Kong firms within a scope of 21 years - from Year 1980 to 2001.…”
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Comparative study : perceptions of tourists towards Hong Kong and Singapore as a destination for the arts. by Li, Silin., Su, Qianhui., Wong, Dixuan.

“…A quantitative study on the perceptions of tourists towards Hong Kong and Singapore as destinations for the arts, focusing on arts tourism and arts festivals.…”
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Are vessel arrival and port operations affected by COVID-19? Evidence from the Hong Kong port by Chu, Zhong, Yan, Ran, Wang, Shuaian

“…The influence of the COVID-19 on vessel arrivals at ports around the world has been significant and far-reaching, with many ports struggling to maintain their efficiency and effectiveness. This study takes the Hong Kong port (HKP) as an example to evaluate the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on vessel arrivals and port operations. …”
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Interactivity of Chinese online journalism : a study of online dailies published in mainland China, Hong Kong and Taiwan. by Chen, Dieqin.

“…The main question this study aimed at was to measure journalistic interactivity on Web sites run by Chinese general daily newspapers from Mainland China, Hong Kong and Taiwan. It also looked into two other questions, the possibility of correlation between media systems and degrees of journalistic interactivity, and the correlation among the different dimensions of journalistic interactivity.…”
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Hong Kong’s media representations of China amid COVID-19: a corpus-assisted critical discourse analysis by Hu, Xiaolin, Kasimon, Diyana Nawar, Wan Abas, Wan Anita

“…The Hong Kong media's coverage of mainland China will affect China's national image in the minds of Hong Kong people. …”
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