Yue Chim Richard Wong 王于漸

Public Sector Housing Policies for Hong Kong and Mainland China – Sustaining Growth, Harmony, and Stability (Part V)

By YueChim Richard On 2011/10/07 · Add Comment · 10,144 views

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Public Sector Housing Policies for Hong Kong and Mainland China – Unfreeze Land Values, Liberate Housing Serfs (Part IV)

By YueChim Richard On 2011/09/30 · 1 Comment · 79,023 views

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Public Sector Housing Policies for Hong Kong and Mainland China – A Proposal for Hong Kong (Part III)

By YueChim Richard On 2011/09/23 · 5 Comments · 6,959 views

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Public Sector Housing Policies for Hong Kong and Mainland China – Socio-Economic Consequences (Part II)

By YueChim Richard On 2011/09/18 · 1 Comment · 5,599 views

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Public Sector Housing Policies for Hong Kong and Mainland China – Core Considerations (Part I)

By YueChim Richard On 2011/09/09 · 1 Comment · 28,149 views

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Obama Must Lead or Become Irrelevant

By YueChim Richard On 2011/08/12 · 1 Comment · 4,740 views

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Politics in the Knowledge Society

By YueChim Richard On 2011/07/01 · Add Comment · 3,844 views

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Social Challenges of the Knowledge Society

By YueChim Richard On 2011/06/24 · Add Comment · 12,004 views

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From Blue Collar Worker to Knowledge Worker

By YueChim Richard On 2011/06/17 · Add Comment · 11,694 views

. . . Contrary to Marxist predictions, the rise of the industrial worker emerged as the 20th century's most stabilizing social development. It explains why the disappearance of the farmer and the domestic servant produced no social crises. The flight from agriculture and from domestic service was voluntary. Farmers and maids were not "pushed off" or "displaced." They went into industrial employment as fast as they could. . . . By the year 2010, in every developed country, industrial workers accounted for no more than an eighth of the work force, virtually the equivalent of their numbers in 1900, at the dawn of their meteoric rise. Union power has declined equally as fast. No class in history has ever risen faster than the blue-collar worker. And no class in history has ever plummeted faster.

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Public Sector Housing Policies for Hong Kong and Mainland China – Sustaining Growth, Harmony, and Stability (Part V)

Public Sector Housing Policies for Hong Kong and Mainland China – Unfreeze Land Values, Liberate Housing Serfs (Part IV)

Public Sector Housing Policies for Hong Kong and Mainland China – A Proposal for Hong Kong (Part III)

Public Sector Housing Policies for Hong Kong and Mainland China – Socio-Economic Consequences (Part II)

Public Sector Housing Policies for Hong Kong and Mainland China – Core Considerations (Part I)

Obama Must Lead or Become Irrelevant

Politics in the Knowledge Society

Social Challenges of the Knowledge Society

From Blue Collar Worker to Knowledge Worker

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