Introduction -- against great odds -- Ch. I. The colonial culture and its siege mentality -- Ch. II. Colonial rule and its political constraints -- Ch. III. The struggle for autonomy -- Ch. IV. The diplomatic battles -- Ch. V. In place of democracy -- a privileged elite -- Ch. VI. Government and business -- a rewarding alliance -- Ch. VII. The business of corruption -- Ch. VIII. The triumph of Chinese capitalism -- Ch. IX. The Hongkong Bank -- the ultimate urvivor -- Ch. X. The Shanghainese -- colonial allies, colonial heirs -- Conclusions -- the ideal constituents
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