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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Acknowledgements V
- Contents VII
- List of Figures IX
- List of Tables XI
- Chapter 1. China and the global era: From globalisation to everyday life 1
- Chapter 2. Origin effects, spatial dynamics, and redistribution of foreign direct investment in Guangdong, China 21
- Chapter 3. Broken wing: Affective geographies of China’s state-owned enterprise reform 45
- Chapter 4. Neoliberalisation and community development: Comparing community development services in Hong Kong and Beijing 65
- Chapter 5. A review of the effective features of Facebook in social media-based interventions to increase adolescents’ physical activity 89
- Chapter 6. Gender and social capital: The case of a deprived urban community in Hong Kong 103
- Chapter 7. Framing migrant domestic workers inside transnational businesses: A case study of Bangladeshi women travelling to Hong Kong, and their Hong Kong-based employment agencies 135
- Chapter 8. Aurora College for Women in Shanghai, 1937–1951 155
- Chapter 9. The local mutation of professional academic organisations and its fragmentising effect under academic globalisation: Evidence from modern China and Japan 173
- Chapter 10. German Romantic ideals and the revival of traditional Chinese culture in early twentieth century China 191
- Chapter 11. Urban resilience in China: Government action and community response 207
- Index 225
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Acknowledgements V
- Contents VII
- List of Figures IX
- List of Tables XI
- Chapter 1. China and the global era: From globalisation to everyday life 1
- Chapter 2. Origin effects, spatial dynamics, and redistribution of foreign direct investment in Guangdong, China 21
- Chapter 3. Broken wing: Affective geographies of China’s state-owned enterprise reform 45
- Chapter 4. Neoliberalisation and community development: Comparing community development services in Hong Kong and Beijing 65
- Chapter 5. A review of the effective features of Facebook in social media-based interventions to increase adolescents’ physical activity 89
- Chapter 6. Gender and social capital: The case of a deprived urban community in Hong Kong 103
- Chapter 7. Framing migrant domestic workers inside transnational businesses: A case study of Bangladeshi women travelling to Hong Kong, and their Hong Kong-based employment agencies 135
- Chapter 8. Aurora College for Women in Shanghai, 1937–1951 155
- Chapter 9. The local mutation of professional academic organisations and its fragmentising effect under academic globalisation: Evidence from modern China and Japan 173
- Chapter 10. German Romantic ideals and the revival of traditional Chinese culture in early twentieth century China 191
- Chapter 11. Urban resilience in China: Government action and community response 207
- Index 225