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Fall of Hong Kong
introduction by Martin Lee, leader of the pro-democracy forces in hong kong
Critical acclaim for THE FALL OF HONG KONG
"Mark Roberti's The Fall of Hong Kong serves as a useful chronicle of the most vibrant and fragile period of Hong Kong's colonial past--the last 15 years." --South China Morning Post
"Roberti rips away the veil of secrecy surrounding the negotiations between Britain and China. . . . [He] builds a compelling case." --Publishers Weekly
"The often obscure politics of Hong Kong come alive in this revealing account." --Library Journal
"The picture that emerges is not just a political, but a human drama as well." --Business Traveler International
Uncovering the truth behind the negotiations for the 1997 turnover of Hong Kong to the People's Republic of China, journalist Mark Roberti reveals shocking evidence of treachery, deceit, and diplomatic double-dealing in London, Hong Kong, and Beijing. Timely and compelling, The Fall of Hong Kong has now been revised and expanded to include information on vital recent developments.
Critical acclaim for THE FALL OF HONG KONG
"Mark Roberti's The Fall of Hong Kong serves as a useful chronicle of the most vibrant and fragile period of Hong Kong's colonial past--the last 15 years." --South China Morning Post
"Roberti rips away the veil of secrecy surrounding the negotiations between Britain and China. . . . [He] builds a compelling case." --Publishers Weekly
"The often obscure politics of Hong Kong come alive in this revealing account." --Library Journal
"The picture that emerges is not just a political, but a human drama as well." --Business Traveler International
Uncovering the truth behind the negotiations for the 1997 turnover of Hong Kong to the People's Republic of China, journalist Mark Roberti reveals shocking evidence of treachery, deceit, and diplomatic double-dealing in London, Hong Kong, and Beijing. Timely and compelling, The Fall of Hong Kong has now been revised and expanded to include information on vital recent developments.
372 pages, Paperback
First published September 1, 1994
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August 1, 2017
原本是很好的書，卻給兩位完全原熟悉香港的翻譯搞壞。建議讀者只看英文原著。
August 1, 2017
The best work about the last decades of British Hong Kong. For those who would like to understand the causes of Umbrella revolution, this book is an essential reading. Roberti's work explained the frustration of Hongkongers, who cannot decide their fate in the tug-of-war between the British and Chinese empires in the 1980s and 1990s.
April 21, 2013
Detailed description of how the negotiation in different parts(China, Britain, Hong Kong) happened. I was to read this book to find my question: why didn't Hong Kong people jumped out to say their words in that time. I think I got the answer after reading this book.
November 3, 2015
Really informative. not a night time read. was hard to delve into. However really good background of Hong Kong.
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