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 …

Price‐fixing, an anti‐competitive activity by firms, raises consumer prices, limits consumer
choices, and violates the law. Drawing on the neutralization theory, this study aims to …

Since the end of the Anti-Extradition Law Amendment Bill (Anti-ELAB) protests, Hong Kong
has experienced rapid autocratisation. While many pro-democracy citizens had opted for …

Political consumerism is widely assumed to have a positive relationship with civic and
political engagement, and much scholarly work has argued that marketplace-based politics …

Observers of the Chinese political landscape have noted significant changes with the
widespread adoption of the internet. Existing studies on the internet and contentious politics …

This article examines the political imaginaries of youth activists in Hong Kong in the period
between the Umbrella Movement of 2014 and the mass protests that began in 2019 …

Political disagreement with family members can have a deleterious impact on familial
relationships, but the long‐term consequences are understudied. This study examined the …

Purpose This study aims to investigate how environmentalism in photovoltaic (PV)
substitution and nationalism in PV rivalry with the USA are associated with the trade-offs …

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 …