Appendix C

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Preface vii
4. Autobiographical Note 1
5. PART ONE The Quest for Justice in Hong Kong
6. 1 A First Taste of Hong Kong in the 1950s 7
7. 2 Hong Kong After the Second World War — First Impressions of the Early Days 13
8. 3 The Municipal Councils of Hong Kong 19
9. 4 Hawkers as Prey to Corruption 35
10. 5 The Chronic Housing Problem 43
11. 6 The Housing-Policy Stimulus to Corruption 49
12. 7 The Trials and Tribulations of Registering a School 57
13. 8 Of Officials, Contractors and Triads 67
14. 9 Hong Kong -1960s Criminal Paradise 73
15. 10 Even the Legal System . . . 85
16. 11 Corruption Reaches out to Transport 95
17. 12 Two Summers of Discontent: 1966 and 1967 103
18. 13 Peter Godber Gives the Game Away 113
19. 14 Is the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) Succeeding in Its Mission? 119
20. 15 Democracy in Hong Kong 127
21. 16 Step-by-Step Democracy 133
22. 17 The Transitional Years in Hong Kong, 1992-97 145
23. 18 Hong Kong's Future After 2007 153
24. 19 Colonial Ignorance 157
25. PART TWO What Happened to Democracy?
26. 20 Why Write About Democracy? 163
27. 21 What Is Democracy? 169
28. 22 The Development of Democracy 171
29. 23 Machiavellian Era 175
30. 24 The Imperialist Mind 183
31. 25 How Democratic Is a Stolen Country? 187
32. 26 Economic Colonialism 195
33. 27 Fascism After the Second World War 199
34. 28 The Legacy of the Monroe Doctrine 205
35. 29 Democracy Misinterpreted 213
36. 30 A New Concept of Democracy 223
37. 31 Voting Systems 233
38. 32 Quotations on Democracy and Pseudo-Democracy 239
39. Epilogue 245
40. APPENDICES
41. Appendix A 251
42. Appendix B 261
43. Appendix C 271
44. Appendix D 277
45. Appendix E 303
46. Reference Books 317