… Long-term care services in Hong Kong are part of the social welfare system, while the health…
Hong Kong Government funds a great majority of long-term care services through its social …

… This chapter looks at social policy development in Taiwan and Hong Kong, and asks how …
towards social investment despite common challenges. Taiwan and Hong Kong are chosen as …

… policy support among young people in Hong Kong and three sets of factors: self-interest (class
and income), ideology, and social … examined for the case of Hong Kong, including post-…

… This strategy is marked by its emphasis on four ruling principles, namely low direct tax,
budget surplus, subordination of social policy to economic policy and strong government. These …

… Hong Kong was a British colony. There was no evidence to support that the Hong Kong
government had initiated any language policy … social, economic, and educational development. …

… why Hong Kong citizens have much lower support for increasing spending on social assistance
… is negatively correlated with their support for social assistance (the CSSA scheme). This …

… Footnote 18 We find that age matters in public attitudes toward social policy, but the signs
of solidarity are also attested to in the Hong Kong context. Our study shows patterns that differ …

… This demographic change has impact on health and social services policy and … social and
economic impacts arising from disease and disability as well as demands on health and social …

… are of policy interest and have been at the forefront of recent policy reforms in Hong Kong. We
… impact of recent reforms to the Hong Kong social safety net, including improvements in the …

… Despite the obvious differences between what are often described as ‘Western’ and ‘Eastern’
cultures, the publicly funded health and social service systems in NSW and Hong Kong …