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  • Negotiating Local and National Identifications: Hong Kong Identity Surveys 1996–2006

    • Authors: Eric K. W. Ma; Anthony Y. H. Fung (2007)

  • Survey results show that more Hong Kong people claim a mixed identity, seeing themselves as both Hongkongers and Chinese. Their perceptions of Hong Kong^ mainland differences are disappearing in terms of economic values but are still conspicuous in terms of political values. They identify with the cultural and historical aspects of their national identity more; political identification remains weak. The authors try to problematize the once dominant mediated local^national dichotomy and propose a multidimensional understanding of the formations of Hong Kong’s national identity.
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  • Political Economy of Hong Kong Media: Producing a Hegemonic Voice

    • Authors: Anthony Y. H. Fung (2007)

  • Ten years after the handover, this article examines the macro and collective consequences of self-censorship, change of media ownership and, two major issues of press freedom during the transition period. The article argues that journalists working in media organizations acquired by ‘pro-China’ business tend to steer the media toward a ‘neutral’ and ‘objective’ position. The result is a new modal center in the spectrum of political ideology and reduced diversity in the marketplace of opinions.