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Hong Kong SAR: The First 10 Years under China's Rule
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*Parties, Policies and Political Reform in Hong Kong* Released on May 2006	1.23MB
*Hong Kong Constitutional Reform: What do the People Want?* Released on 13 December 2005	850 KB
Assessing the New Chief Executive Released on May 2005	309 KB
Constitutional Reform Survey Released on December 2004	192 KB
Half-way to Where The Electoral Structures and Public Opinion Contexts: 2004 Hong Kong Legislative Council Election (English Version) Released on 5 August 2004	565 KB
Listening to the Wisdom of the Masses (English Version) 集思廣益：香港市民對憲制改革的意見 (Chinese Version) Released on 12 January 2004	985 KB
2003 District Council Election Forecast Released on 21 November 2003	470 KB
Accountability and Article 23 [English] Released in December 2002	890 KB
"The First Five Years" [English] Released in June 2002	595 KB
1997 July Report -- Sticking Your Neck Out, The First Ten Years of the HKSAR: A Study in Unintended Consequences [English] Posted in August 2002	400 KB
"Winter of Despair" [English] Released in December 2001	532 KB
Taking Charge and Cleaning Up: The search for a greener environment in the Hong Kong SAR Released in December 2001 A project of Civic Exchange and the Rockefeller Brothers Fund Survey research and report preparation by HKTP	550 KB
"Becoming China" [English] Released in April 2001	337 KB
"Forming Opinions More Thoughtfully" [English] First Report	337 KB
Deliberate Opinion Polls in 1999 [English] Poll 1 & Poll 2 Frequency Results	337 KB
香港公民論壇 [Chinese]	337 KB
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