Emerging Dual-State Since the Beginning?: The Strategic Decisions of the Courts of Hong Kong Before the Enactment of the National Security Law

• In Event: Law and Society in Asia

Brief Overview

It deals with how the courts of Hong Kong have been strategically deciding on cases based on the case's political sensitivity, borrowing the strategic account model. Using a few court cases before 2020, the paper shows how the dual state had emerged.

Author

• Anson Cheuk-Hin Chung, The Graduate Center, CUNY