1 Country 2 systems in HK: A Decadal ReflectionWai-Kwok Wong
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This document provides a local perspective on the "One Country, Two Systems" framework in Hong Kong over the past decade. It summarizes the optimistic view held by pro-establishment groups, but identifies inconsistencies between Beijing's view and the Hong Kong perspective. It analyzes the administrations of Tung Chee-hwa and Donald Tsang, finding they lacked leadership abilities and failed to serve as a bridge between Hong Kongers and Chinese authorities. Ultimately, it questions whether China genuinely supports the "Two Systems" concept and suggests the capitalist system in Hong Kong may gradually transform into a soft authoritarian socialist system with increasing economic dependence on China.
Politics of teacher professionalism & education reform in MacaoWai-Kwok Wong
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1. The document discusses politics of teacher professionalism and education reform in Macao. It analyzes how teacher professionalism is understood officially versus subjectively by teachers, and how teachers have limited autonomy and subjectivity.
2. Obstacles to teacher professionalism in Macao include the absence of independent teacher organizations, lack of teacher identity, powerlessness in policy-making, and lack of social understanding and support for the teaching profession.
3. The 10-year education plan emphasizes serving economic development and disempowers teachers by excluding them from school management and omitting the term "teacher" in the document. Pseudo-professionalism proliferates due to official hegemony and weakness of the teaching profession
This document discusses media perception of local education. It aims to understand how mass media reports on education and the possible impacts of different reporting approaches. It notes media may focus on positive topics like student results or reforms, or negative topics like poor performance or protests. The document also discusses some challenges in media reporting, like a "politics of scapegoating" that blames stakeholders for issues. It questions whether media accurately reflects public views or distorts reality, and whether reporting is objective and truthful.
Written assignment for Critical Issues in Education: Keywords for different p...Wai-Kwok Wong
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This document provides keywords and perspectives for analyzing critical issues in education. It discusses policy implementation, sociological perspectives including Marxist and functional views, media perspectives on perception, selection and interpretation, and a teacher perspective focused on promoting teacher professionalism and empowerment. Key areas covered include policy making and content, societal inequalities and discrimination, media framing, and increasing teacher autonomy, rights, and independent associations.
This document discusses the history and development of civil society in Taiwan. It describes how civil society emerged under authoritarian KMT rule from 1949 to 1988, with few independent organizations allowed. It grew gradually from the 1970s onward as social movements and new organizations addressed issues like the environment, human rights, and labor. After martial law ended in 1987, civil society blossomed with hundreds of new organizations influencing policymaking and empowering citizens in areas like education, gender equality, and judicial reform. Civil society has played a key role in Taiwan's transition to a democratic system.
Umbrella Movement and Hong Kong IdentityWai-Kwok Wong
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The document discusses the Umbrella Movement and Hong Kong identity. It provides context on how local Hong Kong identity is used as an energy and discourse to justify protest actions. It examines the influence of Taiwan's Sunflower Movement in resisting Chinese influence. It then visualizes and redefines the local identity of Hong Kong people through the Lion Rock Spirit of persistence despite suppression. Finally, it analyzes three dimensions of local identity: identity for empowerment through political aspiration; identity as a goal to challenge Chinese dominance and dependence; and identity as a strategy to deploy Lion Rock Spirit and critique the government.
3 Approaches in International RelationsWai-Kwok Wong
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This document discusses three approaches to understanding international relations: realism, idealism, and radicalism. Realism views international politics as a struggle for power between nation-states based on self-interest. Idealism believes cooperation between nation-states and international organizations can promote peace and harmony. Radicalism sees international relations as being defined by conflicts between dominant social classes and nation-states on a global scale. No single approach can perfectly explain the complexity of world politics, and different aspects of each may apply depending on the issue and context.
Este documento trata sobre los sistemas operativos. Explica que un sistema operativo es el software básico de una computadora que provee una interfaz entre los programas, dispositivos hardware y el usuario. Luego clasifica los sistemas operativos y describe algunos ejemplos principales como DOS, UNIX, Mac OS y OS/2. Finalmente, detalla algunas versiones específicas de estos sistemas operativos.
The document discusses several topics including a person, events, discussions, and quotes over multiple paragraphs. It is difficult to summarize concisely due to the length and complexity.
A Escola Municipal Professora S?nia Teixeira Paiva-Polo oferece aulas din?micas e inovadoras com o uso de multimídia, inclui alunos com necessidades especiais e está renovando-se para proporcionar momentos agradáveis e significativos na constru??o do conhecimento dos alunos.
El documento describe diferentes tipos de energías renovables y no renovables, incluyendo sus ventajas e inconvenientes. Entre las energías renovables discutidas están la hidráulica, solar, eólica, geotérmica y de las mareas. Las no renovables incluyen la nuclear, el petróleo, el carbón y el uranio.
1 Country 2 systems in HK: A Decadal ReflectionWai-Kwok Wong
?
This document provides a local perspective on the "One Country, Two Systems" framework in Hong Kong over the past decade. It summarizes the optimistic view held by pro-establishment groups, but identifies inconsistencies between Beijing's view and the Hong Kong perspective. It analyzes the administrations of Tung Chee-hwa and Donald Tsang, finding they lacked leadership abilities and failed to serve as a bridge between Hong Kongers and Chinese authorities. Ultimately, it questions whether China genuinely supports the "Two Systems" concept and suggests the capitalist system in Hong Kong may gradually transform into a soft authoritarian socialist system with increasing economic dependence on China.
Politics of teacher professionalism & education reform in MacaoWai-Kwok Wong
?
1. The document discusses politics of teacher professionalism and education reform in Macao. It analyzes how teacher professionalism is understood officially versus subjectively by teachers, and how teachers have limited autonomy and subjectivity.
2. Obstacles to teacher professionalism in Macao include the absence of independent teacher organizations, lack of teacher identity, powerlessness in policy-making, and lack of social understanding and support for the teaching profession.
3. The 10-year education plan emphasizes serving economic development and disempowers teachers by excluding them from school management and omitting the term "teacher" in the document. Pseudo-professionalism proliferates due to official hegemony and weakness of the teaching profession
This document discusses media perception of local education. It aims to understand how mass media reports on education and the possible impacts of different reporting approaches. It notes media may focus on positive topics like student results or reforms, or negative topics like poor performance or protests. The document also discusses some challenges in media reporting, like a "politics of scapegoating" that blames stakeholders for issues. It questions whether media accurately reflects public views or distorts reality, and whether reporting is objective and truthful.
Written assignment for Critical Issues in Education: Keywords for different p...Wai-Kwok Wong
?
This document provides keywords and perspectives for analyzing critical issues in education. It discusses policy implementation, sociological perspectives including Marxist and functional views, media perspectives on perception, selection and interpretation, and a teacher perspective focused on promoting teacher professionalism and empowerment. Key areas covered include policy making and content, societal inequalities and discrimination, media framing, and increasing teacher autonomy, rights, and independent associations.
This document discusses the history and development of civil society in Taiwan. It describes how civil society emerged under authoritarian KMT rule from 1949 to 1988, with few independent organizations allowed. It grew gradually from the 1970s onward as social movements and new organizations addressed issues like the environment, human rights, and labor. After martial law ended in 1987, civil society blossomed with hundreds of new organizations influencing policymaking and empowering citizens in areas like education, gender equality, and judicial reform. Civil society has played a key role in Taiwan's transition to a democratic system.
Umbrella Movement and Hong Kong IdentityWai-Kwok Wong
?
The document discusses the Umbrella Movement and Hong Kong identity. It provides context on how local Hong Kong identity is used as an energy and discourse to justify protest actions. It examines the influence of Taiwan's Sunflower Movement in resisting Chinese influence. It then visualizes and redefines the local identity of Hong Kong people through the Lion Rock Spirit of persistence despite suppression. Finally, it analyzes three dimensions of local identity: identity for empowerment through political aspiration; identity as a goal to challenge Chinese dominance and dependence; and identity as a strategy to deploy Lion Rock Spirit and critique the government.
3 Approaches in International RelationsWai-Kwok Wong
?
This document discusses three approaches to understanding international relations: realism, idealism, and radicalism. Realism views international politics as a struggle for power between nation-states based on self-interest. Idealism believes cooperation between nation-states and international organizations can promote peace and harmony. Radicalism sees international relations as being defined by conflicts between dominant social classes and nation-states on a global scale. No single approach can perfectly explain the complexity of world politics, and different aspects of each may apply depending on the issue and context.
Este documento trata sobre los sistemas operativos. Explica que un sistema operativo es el software básico de una computadora que provee una interfaz entre los programas, dispositivos hardware y el usuario. Luego clasifica los sistemas operativos y describe algunos ejemplos principales como DOS, UNIX, Mac OS y OS/2. Finalmente, detalla algunas versiones específicas de estos sistemas operativos.
The document discusses several topics including a person, events, discussions, and quotes over multiple paragraphs. It is difficult to summarize concisely due to the length and complexity.
A Escola Municipal Professora S?nia Teixeira Paiva-Polo oferece aulas din?micas e inovadoras com o uso de multimídia, inclui alunos com necessidades especiais e está renovando-se para proporcionar momentos agradáveis e significativos na constru??o do conhecimento dos alunos.
El documento describe diferentes tipos de energías renovables y no renovables, incluyendo sus ventajas e inconvenientes. Entre las energías renovables discutidas están la hidráulica, solar, eólica, geotérmica y de las mareas. Las no renovables incluyen la nuclear, el petróleo, el carbón y el uranio.
A history crazier than the French Revolution, you know?(2)sightone1
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The Origins of the Cultural Revolution: Contradictions Among the People, 1956-1957
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This document summarizes the key findings of a joint opinion poll conducted by think tanks in Japan, the US, China, and South Korea regarding perceptions of the future of Northeast Asia. The poll found:
1) Majorities in all four countries believe China's influence in Asia will continue increasing in the next decade, while fewer see US influence increasing.
2) Opinions are divided on which countries can best handle world problems, with Japanese and Americans having more confidence in the US and EU while Chinese and South Koreans have more confidence in China.
3) There are also differences in perceptions of which countries should assume global leadership, with Japanese and Americans citing the US while Chinese cite Russia.
This document discusses two perspectives on the relationship between human rights and state sovereignty in international relations: the communitarian/statist perspective and the cosmopolitan/universal perspective. It also examines how international human rights conventions and declarations have expanded the domain of international law and eroded state sovereignty by establishing rights that individuals possess as humans rather than citizens. The document explores debates around humanitarian intervention and when it may be justified to interfere in a state's domestic affairs to protect human rights.
This document discusses domestic sources of influence on foreign policy. It outlines that a country's domestic society, including public opinion, interest groups, elites, and leaders, shapes its foreign policy preferences and objectives. Different social groups within a country may have differing stances on foreign policy issues based on their interests. A democratic government must consider these societal influences and seek public support when formulating foreign policy. However, a leader may also attempt to shape public opinion to build support for their policies. The document uses China's concept of "peaceful rise" as an example of how a country's strategic culture and shared beliefs can influence its foreign policy approach.
Understanding Taiwan Politics through the 2016 ElectionsWai-Kwok Wong
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1. The document analyzes Taiwan's 2016 elections and political landscape, discussing factors like China's influence through business and media ties, Taiwan's two main political parties, and identity issues.
2. It notes misunderstandings around portrayals of Taiwan politics and examines the status of the opposition DPP party.
3. Major events that shaped politics in recent years included the 2014 Sunflower Movement protests and debates over Taiwan's relationship with China versus an independent Taiwanese identity.
This document appears to be a series of slides from a presentation given by Dr. Wai-Kwok Benson Wong of the Department of Government & International Studies at Hong Kong Baptist University on March 30, 2011. The presentation discusses current affairs in Hong Kong, noting that understanding current events requires examining them in their proper context and from multiple perspectives rather than relying on common sense or personal views. One reference from a 2011 report on the state of Hong Kong's political system after the first decade of the 21st century is included.
This document summarizes the results of a poll survey conducted by Genron-NPO in Japan on public opinions regarding the future challenges in Northeast Asia. Over 1,000 respondents were polled in each of China, Japan, South Korea, and the US between April and September 2015. The poll aimed to understand public perceptions of each country's economic influence, cultural exchange, political/diplomatic relations, and territorial disputes. It also examined the role of public opinion and elite leaders in shaping foreign policies in the region. The analysis found that China's growing economic impact is a major factor, and that China is viewed with some skepticism regarding its assertiveness in international affairs and moral approach to conflict resolution. Strengthening high-level
A book being banned in Mainland China showing how the CCP fails to keep its promise by referring to the past articles on advocating and supporting democracy in China
Analytical Framework for Education IssuesWai-Kwok Wong
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This document discusses conceptual foundations of educational issues from both a policy and sociological perspective. It covers topics such as policy definitions, the policy process including formulation, adoption, implementation and evaluation. It also examines stakeholders in the policy process and the sociological perspective on the functions of schooling in society. Specifically, it describes functionalism theory which posits that schools play a role in maintaining social harmony and cultural transmission by socializing students and preparing them for their future adult roles.
30 tips for successful academic research and writing | impact of social sciencesWai-Kwok Wong
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This document provides 30 tips for successful academic research and writing. The most important tip is to choose a topic that you are passionately interested in. Planning is also essential, including setting aside weekly time for research and using a whiteboard to list tasks and deadlines. It is important to make a start on writing projects, even if just drafting a title and notes. The tips encourage networking, collaborating with others, and using writing in multiple forms and venues to maximize impact and exposure.
24. 關心祖國、
民族認同民族認同
港大與中國 :
〈為中國而立 –〈為中國而
港大的回顧〉
‐‐ 1970年9月《學苑》
「港大創辦人盧押總督曾清楚
指出: 港大是 “為中國而立”
的大學 ( a British university in
Hong Kong for China),它的任務,Hong Kong for China),它的任務,
是”幫助新的中國從地平線上
升起來”。」
「….港大的目標,仍是個懸而
未決的問題。港大究竟是為誰
存在 ? 是為了香港? 中國 ? 東南
亞 ? 是為無國界的純學術研
究 ?」
「我們還未知道香港的出路,
香港大學的出路在那裡。」香港大學的出路在那裡 」