forty years on the border: hong kong/china
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2010
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Abstract
Today’s talk is, in part, a preview of the jointly authored book that Rubie Watson and I are writing on colonialism, tentatively entitled 'The Last Colony: Everyday Life in British Hong Kong, 1898-1997.'
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| Authors | ;James Watson |
| Journal | Journal of psychosomatic research |
| Year | 2010 |
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