THE STAR AND THE QUEEN. DISSONANT HERITAGE AND THE CULTURE OF DISAPPEARANCE IN HONG KONG

Caught between its Chinese and British colonial history, Hong Kong's path to self-actualization is unsure without preserving its tangible and intangible heritage. This paper examines the region's several layers of heritage through the movement to preserve the Star and the Queen piers in 20...

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Published in:Studia Universitatis Babes-Bolyai. Studia Europaea 2024-07, Vol.69 (1), p.203-218
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Capitalism
Case studies
China
Colonialism
Community
Cultural heritage
Culture
Decolonization
Demolition
Disappearance
Economic development
Government liability
Land reclamation
Piers
Self-actualization
Social aspects
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Community
Cultural heritage
Culture
Decolonization
Demolition
Disappearance
Economic development
Government liability
Land reclamation
Piers
Self-actualization
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