Three independent think tanks – the Hong Kong Policy Research Institute, Civic Exchange and the SynergyNet – are jointly organizing a conference on 6 November 2004 (Saturday) entitled, “Constitutional Development: 2007/08 and Beyond”.
Civic Exchange CEO Christine Loh’s speech given at the UCLA Faculty Center.
This paper provides the background to how the colonial government-business alliance developed from the 19th C and how it has survived through the functional constituency election system.
Independent public policy think tank, Civic Exchange has incorporated a range of multi-media functions at its newly launched website www.vote04.hk.
Civic Exchange released a commissioned report by Prof Richard Cullen today discussing whether it is necessary for Hong Kong to have a special law governing
political parties to help their further development in the HKSAR.
This paper looks at electoral infrastructure reform in Hong Kong, with Australia providing the primary point of comparison.
The non-partisan site, VOTE04, is a pilot project that aims to use alternative IT means and multimedia to encourage a higher turnout rate in the coming Legislative Council Election.
