The Rule of Law and Democracy in Hong Kong: Comparative Analysis of British Liberalism and Chinese Socialism
Abstract
This paper seeks to explore the concept of Rule of Law in Hong Kong, at the present and in its future as part of the People's Republic of China. Democracy is seen as not essential but complementary to Rule of Law providing checks on its implementation. Some of the main political, ethnic and cultural influences are explored. It concludes with the assertion that Rule of Law is one of the elements required for the maintenance of a stable Hong Kong society.
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