| Case 7: Social and political Influences of Celebrity - Interview with Denise Ho (Cantopop singer/actress/social activist) and Pakho Chau (Cantopop singer-songwriter/actor) | 98 |
| Customary and legal marriages: Emerging trends in Hong Kong | 29 |
| The Ethos of the Hong Kong People: Taking Stock in 1997 | 100 |
| Cyberspace and the Emerging Chinese Religious Landscape – Preliminary Observations | 39 |
| As local and global cultural brokers: A Fujianese territorial-based association (Fujian Tongxiang Hui) in Hong Kong | 134 |
| Public perceptions of crime and safety in Hong Kong | 147 |
| 階級流動的路徑與經驗 --- 一項口述歷史的探索 | 219 |
| Girls, Gangs and Violence | 109 |
| Situations of violence in the lives of girl gang members | 127 |
| The Hong Kong social indicators surveys: objectives, practices and lessons | 122 |
| Beyond Freudian Narcissism and the Cowboy Myth: Queering the Narcissistic Desires in Brokeback Mountain | 92 |
| Energy | 105 |
| Anti-Globalisation movement as protest space in Hong Kong society | 40 |
| Framing social movements in contemporary China and Hong Kong | 110 |
| Intuiting illegality in sex work | 73 |
| The Development of Investigative Reporting and Journalistic Professionalism in Southern Weekend | 176 |
| 宗教之於中國社會政治史 | 33 |
| Introduction | 39 |
| The Ethos of the Hong Kong Chinese Revisited | 163 |
| 性別與兩性關係 | 49 |
| Senator sir, welcome to the world of 'Orientalism' | 47 |
| The split family phenomenon: An emerging new immigrant family structure in contemporary Hong Kong | 143 |
| The relationship between ancestor worship and cultural aapitalism in a Qiaoxiang village in Fujian, South China | 112 |
| Lived citizenship and lower-class Chinese migrant women: A global city without its people | 99 |
| Criminological Perspectives | 53 |
| On models, modelling and the exemplary | 107 |
| Conflict diamonds, globalization and consumption : an examination of Kanye West's Diamonds from Sierra Leone | 81 |
| Police as Linking Principle: Rethinking Police Culture in Contemporary Taiwan | 67 |
| Reforming health : contrasting trajectories of neoliberal restructuring in the city-states | 74 |
| Triad Involvement in the Sex Service Industry in Hong Kong and its Impacts on Southeast Asia | 150 |
| Negotiating emigration and the family: individual solutions to the 1997 anxiety | 124 |
| The most critical unresolved issue associated with contemporary police corruption | 100 |
| Jung guk dosiui ‘Kauboui otgam’ shoping (Diverse denim: shopping for 'Cowboy Cloth' in a Chinese city) | 63 |
| Chinese religious innovation in the Qigong movement: the case of Zhonggong | 128 |
| 宗教慈善活動與中國的公民社會 | 33 |
| Introduction: Diasporic memories and identities | 153 |
| 在倫敦與香港之間: 「麥理浩時代」的殖民性 | 213 |
| Essential labels? Gender identity Politics on Hong Kong Lesbian Mobile Phone Application Butterfly | 66 |
| Police Diversion Measures for Juveniles at Risk | 116 |
| Le protestantisme en Chine | 97 |
| Gender and Imprisonment in Hong Kong | 80 |
| Globalisation and the Illicit Drug Trade in Hong Kong | 82 |
| 序 | 107 |
| Drugs policing | 123 |
| Secularization, Sacralization and subject formation in modern China | 106 |
| Shifting public anti-trafficking discourses through arts and media | 50 |
| Alcohol Use and Abuse among Asian Americans | 110 |
| Senator Sir, Meet Susie Wong and the Inscrutable Fu Manchu | 92 |
| I'm Calling My Mom: The Meaning of Family and Kinship among Homegirls | 137 |
| Falu renci guanzhi zhongxi bijiao (Legal Mercy in Chinese and Comparative Perspective) | 98 |
| Life satisfaction of the children of migrant workers in Chinese cities | 42 |
| Introduction: the Daoist Encounter with Modernity | 41 |
| Fashion Communication In Asia: Participant Observation And Qualitative Interview With Media Personnel At MILK X Monthly | 53 |
| Gang Girls in Hong Kong | 127 |
| Morality and class inequality | 105 |
| The lives and times of Asian-Pacific American Women methamphetamine user | 101 |
| Family In Flux: Benchmarking Family Changes In Hong Kong Society | 202 |
| Bugis street in Singapore: Development, conservation and the reinvention of cultural landscape | 111 |
| Luxury Brands and Deriving Fashion Meanings in a Media Context in Hong Kong | 102 |
| Conclusion | 37 |
| Le qigong au carrefour des « discours anti ». De l’anticléricalisme communiste au fondamentalisme du Falungong | 131 |
| Stunt workers and spectacle: Ethnography of physical risk in hollywood and Hong Kong | 55 |
| Chinese women and the cyberspace | 164 |
| 核心價值: 香港社會指標研究的啟示 | 116 |
| Parent's Choice: A Note on Parental Values and Social Class | 185 |
| Religion, Spiritual Principles and Civil Society | 39 |
| The Social Structure | 162 |
| From Expatriates to New Cosmopolitans? Female Transnational Professionals in Hong Kong | 58 |
| The Daoist Encounter with Modernity: Some issues in the History and Sociology of Daoism in the Modern Era | 102 |
| Alcohol and Masculinity: The Case of Gangs | 108 |
| Comparative Perspectives on Crime in China | 90 |
| The role of self-gentrification in sustainable tourism: Indigenous entrepreneurship at Honghe Hani Rice Terraces World Heritage Site, China | 86 |
| Education Ethos and Social Change | 99 |
| Introduction: Chinese ethnic business and globalization | 41 |
| Emotions contests and reflexivity in the news: examining discourse on youth crime in Canada | 116 |
| Negotiating the ethics of gendered online spaces in Mainland China and Hong Kong | 112 |
| Political attitudes and identity | 100 |
| Lesbianism among Indonesian Women Migrants in Hong Kong | 161 |
| Legal activism or class action?: The political economy of the "no boss" and "no labour relationship" in China's construction industry | 41 |
| The poetics of religious philanthropy: Buddhist welfarism in Singapore | 110 |
| Border Trading and Policing of Everyday Life in Hong Kong | 206 |
| We Belong to Glasgow: The Thirdspaces of Youth ‘Gangs’ and Asylum Seeker, Refugee and Migrant Groups | 61 |
| The Lives and Times of Asian Pacific American Women Drug Users | 95 |
| Introduction: Body Politics and Gender/Sex | 59 |
| Introduction: Locating Chinese women in the cyberspace | 27 |
| Trafficking and gender | 47 |
| Business networks, cultural values and the state in Hong Kong and Singapore | 146 |
| Gender and sexuality | 153 |
| Buddhism in Singapore | 129 |
| Drugs | 109 |
| Reprint of Just Every Mother's Angel: An Analysis of Gender and Ethnic Variations in Youth Gang Membership | 88 |
| Why We Post – a team approach to research dissemination | 103 |
| Religion | 21 |
| 身份製造: 跨國電影工業 | 41 |
| Internet as social capital and social network | 99 |
| From Clicks-and-Bricks to Online-to-Offline: The Evolving E-tail/Retail Space as Immersive Media in Hong Kong and Mainland China | 180 |
| Residential segregation of visible minority groups in Toronto | 40 |
| Dialect and territory-based associations: cultural and identity brokers in Hong Kong | 132 |
| 生於1974: 香港流行文化的前世今生 | 208 |
| Collective memories as cultural capital: from Chinese Diaspora to emigrant hometowns | 88 |
| Zhoujiazhuang village: A study of the heritage of the people's commune | 67 |
| Class analysis: the relevance of weber | 117 |
| The Cultures and Subcultures of Illicit Drug Use and Distribution | 60 |
| The Origins of Investigative Journalism: The Emergence of China's Watchdog Reporting | 103 |
| Abstract and Summary of 'Getting into the Gang: Methodological Issues in Studying Ethnic Gangs', for special issue, 'Etiology and Prevention of Drug Use: The U.S. National Institute on Drug Abuse Research Monographs: 1991-1993' | 102 |
| The Civil Sphere in the Cultural and Political Transformations of Modern East Asia | 76 |
| 「現身」說教—反思香港、台灣及中國大陸的性∕別教學經驗 | 51 |
| Qigong | 122 |
| Case 5: Rethinking the Symbiotic Relationships between Celebrity and the Media in the Era of the Korean Wave - Interview with Patrick Suen (seasoned media worker/Korean celebrity agent) | 93 |
| Anti-Globalisation Movement as Protest Space in Hong Kong Society | 39 |
| Social Indicators and the Hong Kong Way of Life | 94 |
| 蛻變中的香港文化政治 | 307 |
| Immigration and its impacts on Canadian cities | 43 |
| Facework on Chinese Social Media | 30 |
| Assessing the new political culture by comparing cities around the world | 44 |
| La religion: culture ou contre-culture? | 26 |
| Criminology Perspective: Primary Juvenile Offense in Hong Kong | 139 |
| Diversities and unities: towards a reformist Buddhism in Singapore | 129 |
| Class Talk: Oral Narratives and Class Identity | 122 |
| Presence of the State: Probing the Middle Class and Civic Organizations in Chinese Societies | 76 |
| Drugs, Violence and Women's Crime | 152 |
| The Fourth Wave? A Critical Reflection on the Tongzhi Movement in Hong Kong | 302 |
| Introduction: Remaking citizenship in Hong Kong | 50 |
| Social cohesive efforts to meet youth development needs in Tin Shui Wai in Hong Kong | 161 |
| Educational Ethos and Educational Change | 89 |
| Organized crimes in a transitional economy: the resurgence of the criminal underworld in contemporary China | 156 |
| Employee's health insurance | 110 |
| Three Moral Codes and Microcivil Spheres in China | 71 |
| Religious philanthropy and Chinese civil society | 160 |
| Migration: Rethinking border and boundary | 49 |
| Doing anthoropology within a transnational framework: A study of the Singapore Chinese and emigrant village ties | 112 |
| Religion in the Peoples’ Republic of China: An Overview | 57 |
| Universalistic humanitarianism in Mainland China: A case study of a French NGO | 48 |
| Group Boundaries and Immigrant Income | 30 |
| Borders and migrant domestic workers | 12 |
| Senator Sir, Meet Susie Wong and the Inscrutable Fu Manchu | 90 |
| China | 71 |
| The cultural economy of illlegal migration: migrant workers who overstay in Hong Kong | 107 |
| On violating one’s own privacy: N-adic utterances and inadvertent disclosures in online venues | 113 |
| Shifting public anti-trafficking discourses through arts and media | 29 |
| Sapphic Shadows: Sworn Sisterhoods and Cyber Lesbian Communities in Hong Kong | 92 |
| Fantasy is More Believable: The Shadow Civil Sphere in Chinese Online Fiction | 33 |
| Gang youth, risk behaviors, and negative health outcomes | 151 |
| Red Mafia | 42 |
| Case 6: The Vicissitudes of Star Identity: Lingering between the Domestic and Public Spheres - Interview with Hilary Tsui (Hong Kong actress/fashion blogger/entrepreneur) | 70 |
| Partial residential integration: Suburban residential patterns of new immigrant groups in a multi-ethnic context | 42 |
| The Presence, Performance, and Publics of Online Interactions | 11 |
| The social structure | 98 |
| Women's Status | 94 |
| Exiting Hong Kong: social class experiences and the adjustment to 1997 | 156 |
| Chinese labor protest and trade unions | 55 |
| Cultural and network capitals: Chinese women and the "Religious" industry in South China | 103 |
| Residential segregation of visible minority groups in Toronto | 38 |
| Im Calling My Mom: The Meaning of Family and Kinship among Latina Homegirls | 105 |
| The cultural politics of Mainland Chinese migration to Hong Kong | 23 |
| Heretical Doctrines, Reactionary Secret Societies, Evil Cults: Labeling Heterodoxy in Twentieth-Century China | 158 |
| Tolerance and Trust: Exploring the Hong Kong Ethos | 125 |
| The Singapore-Anxi connection: Ancestor worship as moral-cultural capital | 41 |
| State, conservation and ethnicization: A case study of Little India in Singapore | 33 |
| Dao and Nation: Li Yujie: May Fourth Activist, Daoist Cultivator, and Redemptive Society Patriarch in Mainland China and Taiwan | 142 |
| 「一個男同性戀者的故事」 | 223 |
| Decoding Localization: A Comparison of Two Transnational Life Insurance Firms in China | 72 |
| Dance drug scenes: a global perspective | 122 |
| Daoism and Human Rights: Integrating the Incommensurable | 70 |
| Crimen y castigo en China (Crime and Control in China) (in Spanish) | 104 |
| Religiosity and Social Movements in China: Divisions and Multiplications | 103 |
| Sex trafficking and control | 158 |
| Physical Co-presence and Distinctive Features of Online Interactions | 21 |
| Le discours sur les sectes en Chine contemporaine | 16 |
| Introduction: The disappearing frontier? | 118 |
| The worship of Qingshui Zushi and religious revivalism in South China | 126 |
| 移民與家庭之間的折衝：1997焦慮的個人解決方式 | 124 |
| The body: health, nation and transcendence | 132 |
| Introduction: Crime, Control, and Modernity in China | 90 |
| Introduction | 57 |
| Where Is My Brokeback Mountain? | 163 |
| Embedding digital money amongst Chinese migrant factory workers | 40 |
| Qigong | 46 |
| Intercultural Relations In Hong Kong | 64 |
| Hong Kong: the state of criminology | 86 |
| Ethnic church attendance and social participation of immigrants in Canada | 39 |
| From a free economy to an interventionist society: the crisis of governance in Hong Kong | 105 |
| Nurturing a culture of giving: some preliminary thoughts on the role of religion | 51 |
| Understanding Human Trafficking | 114 |
| Vom chinesischen religiösen Synkretismus zum Reformbuddhismus: Religiöse Modernisierung in Singapur | 103 |
| Post-70s Artists and the Search for the Self in China | 117 |
| Branding Satire, Being Alternative: Locating Queerness in the Videos of Hong Kong Media Artist Yuen Pui-Man | 105 |
| Sexualizing Asian Male Bodies' | 450 |
| Inequality, Grievance and Justice: A Preliminary Study of the Hong Kong Middle Class Ethos | 89 |
| Mögliche Einflüsse Mao Zedongs auf die Strategie des IS | 33 |
| Just Every Mother's Angel: An Analysis of Ethnic and Gender Variation in Youth Gang Membership (Reprinted from Gender and Society Article) | 96 |
| Using Social Networks to Exit Hong Kong | 130 |
| Rebuilding their ancestral villages: The moral economy of the Singapore Chinese | 130 |
| Senator Sir, Meet Susie Wong and the Inscrutable Fu Manchu | 91 |
| Introduction: Immigration, social structures, and social processes | 38 |
| Human Trafficking and Border Control in the Global South | 81 |
| Kin networks and the plan to leave Hong Kong | 96 |
| Colonial Govermance and the Hong Kong Story | 139 |
| Hong Kong’s Film Industry Reconstituted: Pathways to China after the Golden Age | 259 |
| Anti-Trafficking in Southeast Asia | 218 |
| Globalization and the Illicit Drug Trade in Hong Kong | 100 |
| Entrepreneurship in an indigenous community: sustainable tourism and economic development in a newly inscribed UNESCO World Heritage Site | 60 |
| Chinese male bodies: a transnational study of masculinity and sexuality | 247 |
| Face-work on Social Media in China: The Presentation of Self on RenRen and Facebook | 210 |
| Correctional Services Department | 85 |
| Tapping into their social networks: Chinese businesswomen in the garment industry in Guangzhou | 100 |
| SWAN Vancouver: Supporting Immigrant and Migrant Women in the Sex Industry | 45 |
| Culture (Religion comme) | 98 |
| Alcohol and Violence in the Lives of Gang members | 116 |
| Hong Kong and the Pearl River Delta in China: Cross-border integration and sustainability | 88 |
| Globalizing Daoism at Huashan: Quanzhen Monks, Danwei Politics and International Dream Trippers | 26 |
| Governance crisis and changing state-business relations : a political economy perspective | 62 |
| Chinese ethnic economies within the city context | 40 |
| Desiring Mobiles, Desiring Education: Mobile Phones and Families in a Rural Chinese Town | 70 |
| Negotiating central, provincial, and county policies: Border trading in South China | 108 |
| Race, Gender, and Surveillance of Migrant Domestic Workers in Asia | 65 |
| East Asian Intelligence and Organized Crime: An Introduction | 117 |
| The flow of the traders' goddess: Tianhou in nineteenth- and twentieth-century America | 41 |
| 現身說教: 反思香港、台灣及中國大陸的性∕別教學經驗 | 43 |
| Deviance | 87 |
| Being a young tomboy in Hong Kong: The life and identity construction of Lesbian schoolgirls | 196 |
| Social support amongst recent immigrants in Hong Kong | 45 |
| The Emergence of Clubs and Drugs in Hong Kong | 99 |
| Accomplishing Femininity Among Girls in the Gang | 132 |
| A strategic partnership between Buddhism and the state: Delivering welfare services in Singapore | 105 |
| Where anthropology meets Diaspora atudies: Some considerations for emigrant village (Qiaoxiang) studies | 80 |
| Crying and Laughing - Ah Poh Narrating History | 135 |
| Body Cultivation in Contemporary China | 96 |
| Chinese crime at the turn of the millennium | 131 |
| Small Places Turned Inside-Out: Social Networking in Small Communities | 54 |
| Globalizing Daoism at Huashan: Quanzhen Monks, Danwei Politics, and International Dream Trippers | 98 |
| 人體: 健康, 民族與超驗性 | 39 |
| Transnational Organized Crime and International Security: Business As Usual | 104 |
| Re-thinking Public Criminology: Politics, Paradoxes, and Challenges | 24 |
| 全球城市及其轉變中的社會結構：以香港中產階級為例 | 62 |
| Kinship and Community: The Ice Crisis in Hawaii | 111 |
| Some Thoughts on the Politics of Race and Its Impact on Girls in Gangs | 88 |
| The Production Culture of the Hong Kong Film Industry | 39 |
| Introduction: The Chinese diaspora and voluntary associations | 86 |
| Conclusion | 36 |
| Moral Education | 42 |
| Vom chinesischen religiösen Synkretismus zum Reformbuddhismus: Religiöse Modernisierung in Singapur | 87 |
| Changing opportunity structures : political concerns and sociological observations | 101 |
| 呂大樂與沈旭暉的世代對話：3名80後學人的反省 | 98 |
| Introduction | 37 |
| Dormitory labour regimes and the labour process in China: New workers in old factory forms | 57 |
| Is Chinese (Lack of) Religion Exceptional? | 62 |
| Shimokitazawa: Precarious Bohemians and World City Development | 35 |
| Human Trafficking | 80 |
| Overseas Chinese and the construction of Qiaoxiang society | 90 |
| Outcast Bodies: Money, Sex and Desire of Male Sex Workers in Mainland China | 220 |
| Crime and Deviance | 111 |
| Religion in Chinese social and political history | 149 |
| Citizens and Outlaws: The Private Lives and Public Lifestyles of Women in the Illicit Drug Economy | 159 |
| Social, economic, and demographic characteristics of Korean self-employment in Canada | 41 |
| Ethnography | 71 |
| Lesbian Spaces in Hong Kong | 59 |
| After the crises: changes in social ethos | 100 |
| Women and work: opportunities and experiences | 99 |
| The cultural politics of clan associations in contemporary Singapore | 99 |
| Generating and Applying Spiritual Capital: The Case of the Baha’i Community | 96 |
| Male Sex Work in China | 360 |
| Between Liberal and Substantive Democracy: The Conceptions of Democracy of Hong Kong People and Their Determinants | 50 |
| Tolerance and Trust: Exploring the Ethos of the Hong Kong People | 169 |
| Immigrant Entrepreneurship in Hong Kong | 12 |
