1998 · 327 pages
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This volume examines contemporary cultural production in Hong Kong and its links to representations of "Hong Kong identity". The author argues that issues of local identity are wrapped up in a politics of culture whose result is to strengthen indigenist ideologies. These indigenist ideologies are viewed as part of an agonizing process undertaken by local people to re-negotiate "Chineseness" in light of the mainland's resumption of sovereignty over the territory in 1997.
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