Law of political parties in Hong Kong, South Korea and Europe

Live recording from a conference held on 27 November, 2004, jointly organized by the Faculty of Social Sciences, the Faculty of Law, the Department of Politics and Public Administration and the Centre for Comparative and Public Law, University of Hong Kong at Council Chamber, Meng Wah Complex, the University of Hong KongOpening remarks: James Tang, Christine Chung ; chairpersons: Johannes Chan, Peter Cheung ; speakers: Richard Cullen, David Farrell, Kie-Duck Park, Ma Ngok, Emily Lau, Greggory So, Yeung Sum, Christine Loh, Laura Thornton, Choy Chi Keung, Charles MokDiscs 1-2. Session 1. The law of political parties in Hong Kong, South Korea and Europe : a comparsion (ca. 184 min.) -- discs 3-4. Session 2. International responeses to issues facing Hong Kong's Political parties (ca. 152 min.)Title supplied by donorThe purpose of the conference is to identify and assess solutions to the obstacles facing political party development in Hong Kong, as the maturity and strength of political parties is a vital factor in Hong Kong's constitutional reform. Local and international speakers will provide a comparative view of the law of political parties in Hong Kong and elsewhere, along with an examination of how other jurisdictions have responded to the issues that Hong Kong political parties contend with. Representatives of most of the major political parties and groups in Hong Kong will comment on the presentations in light of their own experience."--Faculty of Social Science webpage"published_or_final_versio