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Can you remember why a lot of people freaked out in Hong Kong in 2012?
Or in 2019?
What was behind it all?
Why did China react the way it did?
And what does the year 2047 actually mean? If anything.
In Part One of a groundbreaking interview for Haldanes Law Matters, Jonathan Midgley spoke with Bernard Chan, politician, businessman, and civic leader, on a range of important issues related to Hong Kong’s past, present, and future.
Now in Part Two, Bernard draws on his more than 25 years of experience working with the government and leading public institutions to discuss why these events unfolded the way they did and why the future of Hong Kong depends so much on the city staying ahead and evolving.
Or in 2019?
What was behind it all?
Why did China react the way it did?
And what does the year 2047 actually mean? If anything.
In Part One of a groundbreaking interview for Haldanes Law Matters, Jonathan Midgley spoke with Bernard Chan, politician, businessman, and civic leader, on a range of important issues related to Hong Kong’s past, present, and future.
Now in Part Two, Bernard draws on his more than 25 years of experience working with the government and leading public institutions to discuss why these events unfolded the way they did and why the future of Hong Kong depends so much on the city staying ahead and evolving.
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By Haldanes LawCan you remember why a lot of people freaked out in Hong Kong in 2012?
Or in 2019?
What was behind it all?
Why did China react the way it did?
And what does the year 2047 actually mean? If anything.
In Part One of a groundbreaking interview for Haldanes Law Matters, Jonathan Midgley spoke with Bernard Chan, politician, businessman, and civic leader, on a range of important issues related to Hong Kong’s past, present, and future.
Now in Part Two, Bernard draws on his more than 25 years of experience working with the government and leading public institutions to discuss why these events unfolded the way they did and why the future of Hong Kong depends so much on the city staying ahead and evolving.
Or in 2019?
What was behind it all?
Why did China react the way it did?
And what does the year 2047 actually mean? If anything.
In Part One of a groundbreaking interview for Haldanes Law Matters, Jonathan Midgley spoke with Bernard Chan, politician, businessman, and civic leader, on a range of important issues related to Hong Kong’s past, present, and future.
Now in Part Two, Bernard draws on his more than 25 years of experience working with the government and leading public institutions to discuss why these events unfolded the way they did and why the future of Hong Kong depends so much on the city staying ahead and evolving.