Negotiating Autonomy in Greater China: Hong Kong and its Sovereign Before and After 1997 Angkor Empire and Authority traces Lieu Hanh’s

and Authority traces Lieu Hanh’s cult from its ostensible appearance in the sixteenth century to its present-day prominence in North Vietnam and considers it from a broad range of perspectives

In the final section of the book

ethnic identity and racial contestation in cyberspace

anthropological insights and social theory together to present an interesting

he has been able to take a step back and analyze the 1976 massacre of his fellow students at the Thammasat University

Negotiating Autonomy in Greater China: Hong Kong and its Sovereign Before and After 1997 Angkor Empire and Authority traces Lieu Hanh’sEdited by Ray Yep Local autonomy is a complex and often contentious issue in many countries, not least because the situation often involves a process of continuous (re)negotiation. Moreover, the actual power relationship is defined not only by legal permissibility but also by such other factors as varying political perceptions, economic interests and previous encounters between the centre and periphery. This volume demonstrates that Hong Kong is a