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Die Kurzbibliographie umfaßt 46 ausgewählte, thematisch und inhaltlich besonders bedeutsame Titel zu Hongkong und Macao (Erscheinungsjahre 1979-1984, mit Standortangaben). (DÜI-Hrm)

Cheng, Christina M. B.: A historical and cultural prelude. Berlie, J. A.: Society and economy. Lo Shiu-hing: Macao's political system. Berlie, J. A.: Macao's education. A question of language: Chinese, Portuguese, and English. Augustin-Jean, Louis: Macanese identity and food. Maruya, Toyojiro: Past, present, and prospects. Tse, Raymond Y. C.: Real estate and the housing market. Scott, Robert Haney: Macao's financial system and its future. Cao Yunhua: Relations between Macao and South-East Asia. Braganca Jalles, Luisa ; Cheong, David ; Berlie, J. A.: Conclusions and prospects

The influx of investment in gambling is powering Macao's growth, and Beijing thus far has tolerated the casino boom. In the longer term, however, China could enact policies that would stunt Macao's gambling industry and potentially burst the enclave's economic success.

To what extent can political marketing narrow the legitimacy gap for a hybrid regime? This article examines this question through the case of Macao (2009–14). It finds that political marketing is insufficient to compensate for lack of democratic reform and may easily backfire to expose the problem of a structural legitimacy deficit.