Abstract Hong Kong, Thailand, and Myanmar experienced waves of pro-democracy
movements from 2019–2021. Similar political trajectories and democratic aspirations bound …

An iconic characteristic of Hong Kong's social unrest in 2019 was the establishment of the so-
called “yellow economic circle”—a networked system of retailers and consumers linked by …

This study examines the effects of political/cultural beliefs and situational perceptions on
public support for government surveillance amidst COVID-19, using a representative survey …

This study proposes affordances for discursive opportunities (ADO) as a theoretical
framework that leverages the concept of technological affordances and the theory of …

This article examines the cultural resilience of the Chinese slash fanfiction subculture.
Popular among Chinese youth, the writing and reading of slash are subjected to …

Central to algorithmically mediated activism is the politics of algorithmic (in) visibility.
Activists must consider how they can increase the visibility of their claims. Bringing together …

Beyond a consciousness-raising hashtag,# MeToo has become a transnational movement,
crossing the borders of many societies. However, outsized attention has been paid to the …

Emerged from the anti-extradition law amendment bill movement in 2019, the yellow
economic circle (YEC) is the first ever widely adopted political consumerism in post …

This introductory chapter positions Hong Kong as a unique case to rethink the intricate
relationships between politics and popular music in the wider context of the globalised times …

Branding has historically served as a crucial marketing tool, offering firms a means to
capitalise on established brand values to address customer trust concerns. However, the …