… multidimensional poverty and related welfare interventions in Hong Kong. These patterns
unveil which … policies as they help to identify who should be targeted and which welfare trans- …

… in attitudes and values in China compared to Japan, South Korea and Hong Kong. The …
In Japan, satisfaction with security of employment protection and welfare provision is higher …

… In other words, this study aimed to tap IEAP participants’ attitudes and values toward work
and welfare. The average age of the survey respondents was 42.3 years (Tang et al., 2005). …

… In the welfare-to-work programmes, lone mothers’ attitudes and forms of mothering are
subjected to scrutiny and regulation by the state through the agency of frontline social workers. …

… productivist approach of welfare planning, which the Hong Kong government advocates …
change behavioral patterns and establish positive work attitudes. However, they deem most of …

… In Hong Kong, the Health and Welfare Bureau estimated that there would be … to Hong
Kong. A questionnaire was therefore specially devised for this study to measure public attitudes …

… welfare provision is constrained by limited resources. The aim of this case study of Hong
Kong’… government defines its role regarding welfare and produces a policy which does not meet …

… welfare regime sought by Hong Kong in an era of crisis, in order to elucidate the characteristics
of social security in Hong Kong… Social Welfare Department of the Hong Kong government…

… era for the uolitical develovment in Hong Kong. For instance, Hong Kong had its fust diict
k~… This paper describeithe political attitudes and behaviors of the elderly in Hong Kong. Fur- …

… Hong Kong while Tsang, a pragmatist, did not do much in the area of social policy. In many
instances, his anti-welfare … Clearly, post-colonial Hong Kong is in search of its style of social …