Articles by Ho-fung Hung

• China's Rise Stalled?
  • Ho-fung Hung

  in NLR 81, May-June 2013, pp. 154-160
  Subjects: China , World Economy and Globalization
  

  Hung Ho-fung on Michael Pettis, The Great Rebalancing. A Wall Street insider’s sceptical look at prospects for an orderly recalibration of the world economy.

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• Paper-Tiger Finance?
  • Ho-fung Hung

  in NLR 72, November-December 2011, pp. 138-144
  Subjects: China , Economic Policy
  

  Hung Ho-fung on Carl Walter and Fraser Howie, Red Capitalism. Two Wall Street China hands assess the PRC’s transition from plan to market.

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• Uncertainty in the Enclave
  • Ho-fung Hung

  in NLR 66, November-December 2010, pp. 55-77
  Subjects: China , Political Theory and Strategy
  

  Portrait of Hong Kong’s contested political scene. With democratizing reforms blocked by an entrenched alliance of CCP and local magnates, an increasingly radical populace seeks to break the deadlock. Might the PRC’s hyper-capitalist region be its weakest link?

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• America’s Head Servant?
  • Ho-fung Hung

  in NLR 60, November-December 2009, pp. 5-25
  Subjects: China , World Economy and Globalization
  

  Against predictions that China will soon replace the US as the world’s dominant economic power, Hung Ho-fung argues that the PRC’s export-oriented growth and vast dollar reserves have trapped it in a subordinate role—to which much of its elite remains committed.

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