" State Transformation and Chinese Foreign Policy If we want to understand China's
international behaviour, we have to open the black box... State authority is fragmenting …

Over the past quarter of a century, Chinese society has undergone a series of deep
structural shifts, not least in the sphere of intellectuals and public discourses. Marketization …

A principal theme of international relations scholarship following the Cold War was the
apparent erosion of state sovereignty caused by globalization's integrative effects and the …

Hong Kong's autonomy within China is akin to a house built on sand. This article examines
how Hong Kong's autonomy has weathered the waves over the years by adopting a news …

Schools constitute key sites for legal socialisation, the process whereby youth develop their
relationship with the law. Yet, what does legal socialisation entail in the context of an …

In this article, we advocate for media studies to adopt a systematic evolutionary-complexity
model, in order to link the study of human culture and knowledge practices to the biosphere …

The concept of sovereignty is a crucial foundation of the current world order. Regardless of
their political ideologies no states can operate without claiming and justifying their sovereign …

Summary How did Hong Kong transform itself from a'shoppers' and capitalists' paradise'into
a'city of protests' at the frontline of a global anti-China backlash? CK Lee situates the post …

This dissertation critically examines the development of Chinese International Relations
theories in the wake of China's rise, the perception of international order held by China's …

Recently, Chinese leaders' and intellectuals' use of Chinese history and Confucian tradition
to justify the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) one-party dictatorship at home and advance …