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“Sensible protesters began leaving the protests” : The representation of social actors in the Hong Kong political movement

  • 06 Dec, 2018
  • Research & Knowledge Transfer

LML Research Seminar 

 

Title:“Sensible protesters began leaving the protests” : The representation of social actors in the Hong Kong political movement
Speaker:Dr. Janet Ho (Lingnan University, Hong Kong)
Date:6 December 2018
Time:14:30 pm - 16:00 pm
Venue:B1-LP-03

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“Sensible protesters began leaving the protests” : The representation of social actors in the Hong Kong political movement
“Sensible protesters began leaving the protests” : The representation of social actors in the Hong Kong political movement
“Sensible protesters began leaving the protests” : The representation of social actors in the Hong Kong political movement
“Sensible protesters began leaving the protests” : The representation of social actors in the Hong Kong political movement

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