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Moving millions : the commercial success and political controversies of Hong Kong's railways / Rikkie Yeung.

Lippincott Library HE3289.H5 Y48 2008
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Yeung, Rikkie.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Railroads--China--Hong Kong.
Railroads.
Railroads and state--China--Hong Kong.
Railroads and state.
China--Hong Kong.
Physical Description:
xvi, 315 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
Place of Publication:
Hong Kong : Hong Kong University Press, [2008]
Contents:
A Note on Referencing, Tables and Endnotes xi
Part I Political and Policy Context 1
Chapter 1 Railways as Part of the Hong Kong Miracle 3
Chapter 2 Serving a Community at Change 15
Chapter 3 Hong Kong's Railways versus International Experience 39
Part II Contrast in Corporate Governance 65
Chapter 4 Pioneer MTRC versus KCRC Bureaucracy 67
Chapter 5 MTRC's Struggles for Profits and Autonomy 93
Chapter 6 KCRC's Governance Controversies 125
Part III Challenges in Railway and Property Development 159
Chapter 7 Leading Railway Builder versus Controversial Project Manager 161
Chapter 8 Property Development and Environmental Impact of Projects 185
Part IV Passenger Interests 199
Chapter 9 Passenger Fares, Choice and Convenience 201
Chapter 10 Rising Passenger Expectations for Reliable Operation 221
Part V Looking to the Future from the Past 233
Chapter 11 The Future: Two Railways Becoming One? 235.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages [301]-307) and index.
ISBN:
9789622098824
9622098827
9789622099630
9622099637
OCLC:
220015545

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