Daniel Herszberg is a lawyer and social scientist specialising in the relationship between law and political culture. He is currently reading for the DPhil in Socio-Legal Studies at the Faculty of Law, University of Oxford, UK. Daniel holds degrees from the University of Cambridge, City University of Hong Kong, and Monash University, and is admitted to practice law in Hong Kong and New York. Beyond his research, he advises media and government stakeholders on China’s global footprint, foreign policy, and cultural power.
The chaos and sheer human density of Kowloon are often synonymous with Hong Kong. Multilevel arcades of little restaurants sit alongside street markets selling keepsake magnets. In these busy streets, up a quiet staircase, hide a few surviving independent bookstores. These bookstores became regular stops on my fieldwork visits in Kowloon. By the door in […]
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