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Volume 15, Numbers 3-4, 1 July 2001
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LIKE A POSTCOLONIAL CULTURE: HONG KONG RE-IMAGINED
pp. 389-418(30)
Author: Erni J.N.

BECOMING HONG KONG, RAZING BAOAN, PRESERVING XIN'AN: AN ETHNOGRAPHIC ACCOUNT OF URBANIZATION IN THE SHENZHEN SPECIAL ECONOMIC ZONE
pp. 419-443(25)
Authors: O'Donnell M.A.

CONSUMING SATELLITE MODERNITIES
pp. 444-463(20)
Author: Kit-Wai E.

DOUBLE NEGATIONS: HONG KONG CULTURAL IDENTITY IN HOLLYWOOD'S TRANSNATIONAL REPRESENTATIONS
pp. 464-485(22)
Author: Lo K-C.

FIGURES OF HOPE AND THE FILMIC IMAGINARY OF JIANGHU IN CONTEMPORARY HONG KONG CINEMA
pp. 486-514(29)
Author: Chan S.C-K.

KUNG FU: NEGOTIATING NATIONALISM AND MODERNITY
pp. 515-542(28)
Author: Li S.L.

CINEMA 3: TOWARDS A 'MINOR HONG KONG CINEMA'
pp. 543-563(21)
Author: Yau K-F.

THE HI/STORIES OF HONG KONG
pp. 564-590(27)
Author: Cheung E.M.K.

WHAT MAKES THE LOCAL? A BRIEF CONSIDERATION OF THE REJUVENATION OF HONG KONG IDENTITY
pp. 591-601(11)
Author: Fung A.

AN ALTERNATIVE METACRITIQUE OF POSTCOLONIAL CULTURAL STUDIES FROM A CULTURAL SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE
pp. 602-620(19)
Author: Chew M.

(H)EDGE CITY: A RESPONSE TO 'BECOMING (POSTCOLONIAL) HONG KONG'
pp. 621-626(6)
Author: Abbas A.

Book Reviews
pp. 627-643(17)

Notes on contributors
pp. 645-647(3)

Announcement
pp. 648-649(2)

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