Notes for

Advertising in Hong Kong under Political Transition:
A Longitudinal Analysis

1Michelle Huang, "Asian Advertising Review: Hong Kong," Asian Advertising and Marketing 21 (April 1995), 16-17.

2"Economic Freedom: Of Liberty, and Prosperity," Economist 13 (January 1996), 21-23.

3Ricky W. Griffin and Michael W. Pustay, International Business: A Managerial Perspective (Reading, MA: Addison-Wesley, 1996), 311.

4Hong Cheng and John Schweitzer, "Cultural Values Reflected in Chinese and U.S. Television Commercials," Journal of Advertising Research 36:3 (1996), 27-46.

5Alan Hirvela, "Footing the English Bill in Hong Kong: Language Politics and Linguistic Schizophrenia," Journal of Asian Pacific Communication 2:1 (1991), 117-137.

6Herbert D Pierson. "Communication Issues During a Period of Radical Transition: The Case of Hong Kong," Communication Quarterly 40:4 (1992), 381-390.

7Emily Lau, "The Future Tense," Far Eastern Economic Review 151:4 (1991), 18-19.

8Hirvela, "Footing the English Bill."

9Barbara Mueller, "Standardization vs. Specialization: An Examination of Westernization in Japanese Advertising," Journal of Advertising Research (January/February 1992), 15-24; James P. Neelankavil, "Use of Foreign Language and Models in Print Ads in East Asian Countries: A Logit Modeling Approach," European Journal of Marketing 29:4 (1995), 24-35; Bob D. Cutler, "The Westernization of Asian Print Advertising," Journal of International Consumer Marketing 7:4 (1995), 23-37.

10Taihung Lu (in Chinese), "A Comparison of the Advertising Development in the Three Places across the Strait," International Advertising 49 (January, 1996), 5-8.

11Inglis (1972) quoted in Katherine Frith and Michael Frith, "Western Advertising and Eastern Culture: The Confrontation in Southeast Asia," Current Issues and Research in Advertising 12:1&2 (1990), 65.

12David Tse, Russell W. Belk, and Nan Zhou, "Becoming a Consumer Society: A Longitudinal and Cross-Cultural Content Analysis of Print Ads from Hong Kong, the People's Republic of China and Taiwan," Journal of Consumer Research 15 (March 1989), 457-472.

13Joseph Chan "Communication Research in Hong Kong: Problematics, Discoveries and Directions," Asian Journal of Communication 2:2 (1992), 134-167.

14"Agency Report," Advertising Age (April 10, 1995), S-28.

15Huang, "Asian Advertising Review."

16Karin G. Wilkins and Benjamin Bates, "Political Distrust in Hong Kong: News Media Use and Political Beliefs Regarding the 1997 Transition," Asian Journal of Communication 5,2 (1995), 68-89.

17Ernest Martin, Gary B. Wilson, and Y. M. Cheng. "Attitudes toward Media Freedoms in Hong Kong: A Prelude to 1997," Gazette 54 (1994), 103-120.

18Paul S. Lee and Leonard L. Chu, "Hong Kong Media System in Transition: A Socio-Cultural Analysis," Asian Journal of Communication 5:2 (1995), 90-107.

19Joseph Chan and Chin-Chuan Lee, Mass Media in Political Transition: The Hong Kong Press in China's Orbit (NY: Guilford Press, 1991).

20Ronald Skeldon, "Reluctant Exiles or Bold Pioneers: An Introduction to Migration from Hong Kong," in Reluctant Exiles: Migration from Hong Kong and the New Overseas Chinese (Armonk, NY: M.E. Sharpe, 1994), 28.

21Ibid.

22Huang, "Asian Advertising Review."

23Wei-ming Tu, "Cultural China: The Periphery as the Center," Daedalus 120:2 (1991), 1-32.

24Louisa Ha, "Concerns about Advertising Practices in a Developing Country: An Examination of China's New Advertising Regulations," International Journal of Advertising 15:2 (1996), 91-102.

25Kara Chan, "Information Content of Television Advertising in Hong Kong and China," Journal of Asian Pacific Communication 5:1 (1994), 1-14.

26Cheng and Schweitzer, "Cultural Values."

27Ha, "Concerns about Advertising Practices," Tse et al., "Becoming a Consumer Society," Yorgo Pasadeos and Mei-chiung Chi, "Traditional vs. Western Appeals in Chinese Magazine Advertisements: Hong Kong and Taiwan," Proceedings of the 1992 American Academy of Advertising Annual Conference (1992), 166-169.

28Milton Rokeach, The Nature of Human Values (New York: Free Press, 1973).

29Pasadeos and Chi, "Traditional vs. Western Appeals."

30Rokeach, The Nature of Human Values.

31Louisa Ha (in Chinese), Essentials of Media Planning (Hong Kong: Publications Holdings [Hong Kong] Ltd., 1991).

32Next (in Chinese). "Next vs. Orient," (December 15, 1995), 81.

33Asian Advertising and Marketing, "Top Magazines in Asian Countries," (January 12, 1996), 8.

34Daniel Riffe, Charles F. Aust, and Stephen R. Lacy. "The Effectiveness of Random, Consecutive Day, and Constructed Week Sampling in Newspaper Content Analysis," Journalism Quarterly 70:1 (1993), 133-139.

35William D. Perreault, Jr., and L.E. Leigh. "Reliability of Nominal Data Based on Qualitative Judgments," Journal of Marketing Research 26 (1988), 135-148.

36Pasadeos and Chi, "Traditional vs. Western Appeals."

37Cheng and Schweitzer, "Cultural Values."