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Time to Leave: Emigration Tendencies in Hong Kong After the 1997 Handover and the 2019 Social Movement

Heterogeneous effects of telework on job satisfaction across gender and employment precarity: Evidence from postpandemic Japan

The role of arts and culture in place-making : the case of adaptive-reuse creative clusters

Deconstructing the "taste" of identity : exploring the impact of Guangdong herbal tea on Guangdong youths' identities

A fantasy or a reality? : gay men's consuming of boys love dramas

Shenzhen sojourns : Hong Kong people's cross-border consumption and cultural identity

Hong Kong cha chaan teng : the food, the people and the environment

Gender consciousness in public space : what kind of parks do women need?

Will VR improve tourists' experience of festival events in museums? : a case study of the Piu Sik Parade exhibition in Sam Tung Uk Museum

The impact of art and culture space in Hong Kong K11 on young people's sense of belonging

The study of the impact of social media on the boundaries of privacy in intimacy and the resulting trust crisis

The symbolization and commercialization of feminism : the case of Barbie

Cultivations of new styles : exploring the popularity of bubble tea in Hong Kong

Beyond intimate liaison : the evolution of love hotels in Hong Kong

Female and social media : understanding online self-presentation of female beauty standards

A study on social adaptation and identity of female migrants from the mainland to Hong Kong

Sustainability of community art in Hong Kong : the case of Woofer Ten through actor-network theory

Seeking companionship through live-streaming consumption : unpacking the emotional predicament of middle-aged and elderly people in China

Contribution of social and lifestyle factors to cognitive status and 5-year change among middle-aged and older Americans

Cooperation Under Anonymity: Extralegal Governance and China’s Illegal Online Sexual Fiction Market

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