Journal Article - Études

Hong Kong, a Democratic Voice in China

| Spring 2020

Translated by Cairn International

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For several months, there have been ongoing protests in Hong Kong against the Chinese government. The democratic pressure does not seem to be diminishing and could have political consequences in the elections later this year. To understand the evolution of the situation, we must also take into account the economic transformation of the region as a whole, of which Hong Kong is no longer necessarily at the forefront.

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For more information on this publication: Belfer Communications Office
For Academic Citation: Le Corre, Philippe. “Hong Kong, a Democratic Voice in China.” Études, (Spring 2020) .

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