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Rethinking the occupy movement in Hong Kong : origins, processes and consequences / Shen Yang.
Author
Yang, Shen (Assistant professor)
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Format
Book
Language
English
Published/Created
Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY : Routledge, 2025.
©2025
Description
vii, 174 pages ; 24 cm.
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Firestone Library - Stacks
HN752.5 .Y364 2025
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Occupy movement
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China
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Hong Kong
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Protest movements
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China
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Hong Kong
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Social movements
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China
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Hong Kong
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Political participation
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China
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Hong Kong
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Hong Kong (China)
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Politics and government
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1997-
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Series
Routledge contemporary China series
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Summary note
"Yang examines the political process of the Occupy Movement spanning from January 2013, when the "Occupy Central with Love and Peace"(OCLP) campaign was initiated, to December 2014, when the Occupy Movement finally ended. This book adopts an actor-centered approach in the study of democratization and places civil society as the focus of the analysis. The OCLP campaign was an attempt to transfer leadership of democratization from political parties to civil society, while the incorporation of Deliberation Days further let ordinary participants decide on the electoral proposals. The democratic ideals of civil society activists and the mobilization of radical democrats led the campaign to enter a radical position. The Chinese government interpreted democratization in Hong Kong from a regime security perspective and took a hardliner position. After the Occupy Movement finally occurred, the leadership of civil society and the conception of civil disobedience contained the radical protesters. However, after the movement, civil society organizations were blamed for its failure, and contention in Hong Kong became more transgressive and decentralized. A valuable resource for scholars of Hong Kong's Politics and a relevant case study for those studying the dynamics of social movements and the civil society strategy in democratic transition"-- Provided by publisher.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents
The initiation of the OCLP campaign
Preference formation in the occupy central : the DDays
The showdown over election framework
The outbreak of the occupy movement
The dynamics of the occupy movement.
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ISBN
9781032461403
1032461403
9781032461441 ((paperback))
1032461446
LCCN
2024008146
OCLC
1419866979
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