The New Legal Order in Hong Kong

The New Legal Order in Hong KongAs Hong Kong enters its third year under Chinese rule, the prognosis for the common law remains uncertain. Can the improbable doctrine of 'one country, two systems' be made to work? Will the political controversies that continue to bedevil the territory undermine the rule of law and the integrity of the legal order? The 21 essays in this important new collection consider these, and many other, questions. The first part examines several problems that

It reviews best management practices in using manure and the effects of increased manure use

Drawing upon Black vernacular culture as well as scholarship in rhetorical theory

Accidents of Influence combines critical analysis with personal response and autobiographical moments

Implementation of tree-based land management strategies

This pathbreaking collection engages in the important new work of rediscovering the hundreds of British women writing during the Romantic period

shedding light on little-studied material and illuminating daily life in Greece's most famous city during Ottoman rule

as abstracted from Chinese journals

Alfarabi refutes the Arab grammarians who claimed that Arab logicians were building a language within a language and shows that the philosophical meanings of terms are in fact their most original and essential meanings

and arrive at startling conclusions that include a new and deeply spiritual understanding of a café after midnight and the "night prowlers" who inhabit it

employing the seductive widow Rohini to do their dirty work

fertilizer management and landuse change on peatlands

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