Ottawa / Paris / Shenzhen / Vancouver / Beijing / Toronto / Washington / London / /
Company
Science Po Press / South China Morning Post / Cornell University Press / /
Country
Taiwan / France / Japan / Canada / Korea / United Kingdom / China / Hong Kong / /
Event
Man-Made Disaster / Diplomatic Relations / /
Facility
University of British Columbia / Ph.D. Stanford University / Institute of Asian Research / Keio University / Law School Center / Beijing’s Tiananmen Square / University of Toronto / Harvard University / /
IndustryTerm
print media / weak institutional networks / social media / media freedom / even establishing recycling systems / people-to-people networks / controlled media / /
Organization
Occupy Central / Selection Committee / Harvard University / Democratic Party / Law School Center on Cooperation and Negotiations / Ministry of Finance / Sunflower Movement / Hong Kong Umbrella Movement / Cornell University / Congress / Institute of Asian Research / Keio University / Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada / Hong Kong government / Umbrella Movement in Hong Kong / Stanford University / Global Institution / Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada Finally / Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada Fast-tracking / University of Toronto / University of British Columbia / Hong Kong police / /
Person
Yves Tiberghien Yves Tiberghien / Benny Tai / Hong Konger / Jiang Zemin / Percy Cradock / Wilson / Martin Lee / Chan Kin-Man / Xi Jinping / Chris Patten / /
Position
President / Chief Executive / Secretary General / author / Governor / combative Governor / representative / fragile Chief Executive / Professor of Political Science and Director / adviser / Associate Professor / /
Making Sense of the Umbrella Moment in Hong Kong: Hope, Uncertainties, and Possible Pathways Ahead Introduction: What is Happening and not Happening in Hong Kong In Hong Kong, a famously non-political metropolis, it has