GESC2150 Reconstruction of Hong Kong History and Social Development

本課程探討香港百多年來的發展脈絡，將香港置於長時段及大區域的歷史情境中，從政治制度、經濟發展、社會結構和城市規劃等方面出發，分析香港發展過程不同層面的演變。本課程旨在讓學生深入了解香港的發展脈絡和特徵，更全面認識身處的社會。

9月6日 第一節 導論：歷史上的香港

9月13日 第二節 鴉片戰爭與香港開埠

9月20日 第三節 殖民體系的建立和管治

9月27日 第四節 華人社會與組織

10月4日 第五節 城市發展與規劃

10月11日 重陽節假期

10月18日 第六節 二十世紀初香港社會與經濟

10月25日 第七節 日佔時期

11月1日 第八節 戰後香港社會與經濟

11月8日 第九節 暴動歲月

11月15日 第十節 麥理浩時代

11月22日 第十一節 過渡時期與身份認同

11月29日 第十二節 香港回歸及總結

導修 30%

期末報告 70%

將於課堂上派發

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