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D7800 2012 年第 43 期憲報第 4 號特別副刊 S. S. NO. 4 TO GAZETTE NO. 43/2012 G.N. (S.) 59 of 2012 BOOKS REGISTRATION ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 142) A CATALOGUE OF BOOKS PRINTED IN HONG KONG 3RD QUARTER 2011 (Edited by Books Registration Office, Hong Kong Public Libraries, Leisure and Cultural Services Department) This catalogue lists publications which have been deposited with the Books Registration Office during the third quarter of 2011 in accordance with the above Ordinance. These include:— (1) Books published or printed in Hong Kong and have been deposited with the Books Registration Office during this quarter. Publications by the Government Logistics Department, other than separate bills, ordinances, regulations, leaflets, loose-sheets and posters are included; and (2) First issue of periodicals published or printed in Hong Kong during this quarter. Details of their subsequent issues and related information can be found at the fourth quarter. (Please refer to paragraph 3 below) The number in brackets at the bottom right-hand corner of each entry represents the order of deposit of the book during the year, whereas the serial number at the top left-hand corner of each entry is purely an ordering device, linking the annual cumulated author index with the main body of the catalogue. In the fourth quarter, in addition to the list of publications deposited with the Books Registration Office during that quarter, the catalogue also includes the following information for the year:— (1) Chinese and English Author Index; (2) Publishers’ Names and Addresses; (3) Printers’ Names and Addresses; and (4) Chinese and English Periodicals Received;- their title, frequency, price and publisher. The English publications of this catalogue is compiled with reference to the British text of the ‘Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules, 2nd edition’, (AACR2) except for publications published/printed by departments of Hong Kong SAR Government. As for Chinese publications, the K. C. Liu’s cataloguing scheme is used as a reference. The following abbreviations are used for entries of publications in English:— c Copyright p. pages cm centimeters pbk. paperback col. colour port. portrait ed. edition, editor sp. spiral et al. and others v volume ill. illustration, illustrated bibl. bibliography The currency codes for all entries of the publications are listed below:— $ Hong Kong Dollars JPY Japanese Yuan CNY Chinese Yuan NTD Taiwan Dollars GBP Great Britain Pounds USD US Dollars For any enquiries about the catalogue, please contact Books Registration Office at (852) 2180 9145–6. For the electronic version of the catalogue, please visit the website of Books Registration Office as shown below http://www.hkpl.gov.hk/english/books_reg/books_reg_intro/books_reg_into.html 2012 年第 43 期憲報第 4 號特別副刊 S. S. NO. 4 TO GAZETTE NO. 43/2012 D7801 ENGLISH BOOKS AND PERIODICALS 7684 2010 manpower survey report : printing and 7679 publishing industries = 印刷及出版業2010年 度人力調查報告書. — Hong Kong : 10 x 100IV : properties of international style. Vocational Training Council. Printing and IV, Four trends of property development Publishing Training Board, 2011. — vi, 217 and design : transplantation, recurrence, p. : charts ; 30 cm. innovation, reformation / edited by Tang Text in Chinese and English Art Design & Information Group Limited. Unpriced (pbk.) — Hong Kong : Tang Art Design & (2011-10351) Information Group Limited, 2011. — 605 p. : col. ill., plans ; 45 cm. Includes index 7685 ISBN 978-988-19645-7-1 : CNY980.00 2010 manpower survey report : tourism (2011-10460) industry = 旅遊業2010年度人力調查報告書. — Hong Kong : Vocational Training Council. Hotel, Catering and Tourism 7680 Training Board, 2011. — viii, 346 p. : 13TH International Symposium on tubular charts ; 30 cm. structures, 15-17 December 2010, Hong Text in Chinese and English Kong, China : symposium program. — Unpriced (pbk.) Hong Kong : The University of Hong (2011-09923) Kong. Department of Civil Engineering, 2011. — ii, 53 p. : ill.(some col.) ; 30 cm. ISBN 978-962-8014-20-0 (pbk.) : Unpriced 7686 (2011-11469) 2010 manpower survey report : transport logistics industry = 物流貨運業2010年度人力 調查報告書. — Hong Kong : Vocational 7681 Training Council. Transport Logistics 2009 CE A. maths題解妙訣 / edited by Koopa Training Board, 2011. — 276 p. ; 30 cm. Koo. — Hong Kong : Genius International Text in Chinese and English Development Limited, 2009. — 16 p. : col. Unpriced (pbk.) ill. ; 21 cm. (2011-10352) ISBN 978-988-18499-2-2 (pbk.) : $16.00 (2011-10030) 7687 7682 The 21ST century 3-D guide to the universe. — Hong Kong : Beluga Limited, 2011. — 2010 manpower survey report : electronics unpaged : col. ill. ; 20 cm. industry = 電子業2010年度人力調查報告書. (My 1st steps) — Hong Kong : Vocational Training ISBN 978-988-19580-4-4 : $60.00 Council. Electronics & Telecommunications (2011-10977) Training Board, 2011. — vi, 100 p. : charts ; 30 cm. Text in Chinese and English 7688 Unpriced (pbk.) (2011-10350) The 26TH Asian International Art Exhibition : globalization of Asian culture = 第二十六屆 亞洲國際美術展覽 : 亞洲的全球化本土文化薈萃 / 7683 edited by Lui Fung Ngar, Eddie. — Hong Kong : Artrend Investment Limited, 2011. 2010 manpower survey report : information — unpaged : col. ill., col. ports ; 30 cm. technology sector = 資訊科技業2010年度人力 Text partially in Chinese 調查報告書. — Hong Kong : Vocational ISBN 978-962-8211-50-0 (pbk.) : Unpriced Training Council, Committee on (2011-10236) Information Technology Training and Development, 2011. — 266 p. : charts ; 30 cm. Text partially in Chinese Unpriced (pbk.) (2011-07843) D7802 2012 年第 43 期憲報第 4 號特別副刊 S. S. NO. 4 TO GAZETTE NO. 43/2012 7689 7695 5-STAR mock papers for HKDSE (4 papers). A-TRAIN science enrichment exercise. 2 / David Tarog. — Hong Kong : Witman Secondary 2 / edited by Tony Leung. — Publishing Company (Hong Kong) Limited, Hong Kong : Times Publishing (Hong 2011. — various paging : ill. ; 27 cm. Kong) Limited, 2011. — various paging : ISBN 978-962-304-781-4 (sp.) : $240.00 ill. ; 28 cm. (2011-09527) ISBN 978-988-8110-06-3 (sp.) : $80.00 (2011-11069) 7690 5-STAR mock papers for HKDSE (4 papers). 7696 2, Teacher’s book / David Tarog. — Hong ABERDEEN KAI-FONG WELFARE Kong : Witman Publishing Company (Hong ASSOCIATION SOCIAL SERVICE Kong) Limited, 2011. — various paging : CENTRE ill. ; 27 cm. Aberdeen Kai-Fong Welfare Association ISBN 978-962-304-796-8 (sp.) : Unpriced Social Service Centre annual report (2011-09526) 2009/2010 = 香港仔街坊福利會社會服務中心年 報2009/2010. — Hong Kong : Aberdeen Kai-Fong Welfare Association Social Service 7691 Centre, 2011. — 92 p. : col. ill., col. ports, 5-STAR mock papers for HKDSE (4 papers). col. charts ; 30 cm. 3 / David Tarog, Joseph Li. — Hong Kong Text in Chinese and English : Witman Publishing Company (Hong Unpriced (pbk.) Kong) Limited, 2011. — various paging : (2011-07744) ill, map, charts ; 27 cm. ISBN 978-962-304-783-8 (sp.) : $250.00 (2011-09529) 7697 ABSTRACT proceedings of the 1st International Workshop on High-Speed and 7692 Intercity Railways (IWHIR 2011) : 19-22 5-STAR mock papers for HKDSE (4 papers). July 2011, Shenzhen and Hong Kong, China 3, Teacher’s book / David Tarog, Joseph Li. / edited by Y.Q. Ni and X.W. Ye. — Hong — Hong Kong : Witman Publishing Kong : The Hong Kong Polytechnic Company (Hong Kong) Limited, 2011. — University, 2011. — xii, 121 p. ; 30 cm. various paging : ill., map, charts ; 27 cm. ISBN 978-962-367-725-7 (pbk.) : $200.00 ISBN 978-962-304-797-5 (sp.) : Unpriced (2011-08386) (2011-09528) 7698 7693 ABU Dhabi HSBC : golf championship 2011, 51M2 interview : 16 emerging Chinese artists 20-23 January 2011. — Hong Kong : PPP = 51m2訪談錄 : 16位年輕藝術家 / edited by Company Limited, 2011. — unpaged : col. Tang Xin, Su Wenxiang ; translated by ill., col. ports ; 22 x 31 cm. Nicole Chen ... [et at.]. — Hong Kong : ISBN 978-988-19102-6-4 : Unpriced Blue Kingfisher Limited, 2011. — 191, 159 (2011-08234) p. : ill. ; 19 cm. + 16 booklets Text in simplified Chinese and English ISBN 978-988-19912-0-1 (pbk.) : $420.00 7699 (2011-09125) AGILE PROPERTY HOLDINGS LIMITED Agile Property Holdings Limited 2011 7694 interim report = 雅居樂地產控股有限公司2011 中期報告. — Hong Kong : Agile Property A-TRAIN science enrichment exercise. Holdings Limited, 2011. — 66, 66 p. : col. Secondary 1 / edited by Tony Leung. — ill. ; 29 cm. Hong Kong : Times Publishing (Hong Text in Chinese and English Kong) Limited, 2011. — various paging : Unpriced (pbk.) ill., charts ; 28 cm. (2011-10463) ISBN 978-988-8110-05-6 (sp.) : $80.00 (2011-11068) 2012 年第 43 期憲報第 4 號特別副刊 S. S. NO. 4 TO GAZETTE NO. 43/2012 D7803 7700 7705 AGRICULTURE, FISHERIES AND ALLIED OVERSEAS LIMITED CONSERVATION DEPARTMENT Allied Overseas Limited 2011 interim report Flora of Hong Kong. Vol. 4 = 香港植物誌. = Allied Overseas Limited 2011中期業績報告. Vol. 4 / edited by Hong Kong Herbarium, — Hong Kong : Allied Overseas Limited, South China Botanical Garden. — Hong 2011. — 44 p. ; 29 cm. Kong : Agriculture, Fisheries and Text in Chinese and English Conservation Department, 2011. — xv, 379 Unpriced (pbk.) p. : ill. (chiefly col.), col. maps ; 31 cm. (2011-11454) Includes index Text partially in Chinese ISBN 978-988-98253-9-3 : $150.00 7706 (2011-08230) ALLIED PROPERTIES (H.K.) LIMITED Allied Properties (H.K.) Limited 2011 interim report = 7701 聯合地產(香港)有限公司2011 中期業績報告 — Hong Kong : Allied AI, Weiwei Properties (H.K.) Limited, 2011. — 48 p. ; Ai Weiwei : dropping the urn : ceramic 29 cm. works, 5000 BCE-2010 CE. — Hong Kong Text in Chinese and English : Office for Discourse Engineering Limited, Unpriced (pbk.) 2010. — 126 p. : ill. (chiefly col.) ; 27 cm. (2011-11456) Includes bibliographical references ISBN 978-988-17367-7-2 : USD35.00 (2011-08807) 7707 AMS PUBLIC TRANSPORT HOLDINGS LIMITED 7702 AMS Public Transport Holdings Limited AI Weiwei : New York 1983-1993 = 艾未未 : 紐 very substantial disposal, 13th July 2011 = 約1983-1993 / edited and translated by Mao 進智公共交通控股有限公司非常重大出售事項, Weidong. — Hong Kong : Three Shadows 二零一一年七月十三日. — Hong Kong : Press Limited, 2010. — 313 p. : ill. ; 29 cm. AMS Public Transport Holdings Limited, Text in simplified Chinese and English 2011. — 54, 54 p. ; 29 cm. ISBN 978-988-99667-8-2 : Unpriced Text in Chinese and English (2011-08835) Unpriced (pbk.) (2011-08912) 7703 AIR CHINA LIMITED.
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    THE MUSEUM CIRCUIT IN CONTEMPORARY CHINA: THE INSTITUTIONAL REGULATION, PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION OF ART MUSEUMS IN SHENZHEN, GUANGZHOU AND HONG KONG A thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy by Ho Chui Fun Asia Institute, Faculty of Arts, University of Melbourne 28 February, 2018 Parts of the publication [Ho, Chui-fun. 2016. “Between the Museum and the Public: negotiating the ‘Circuit of Culture’ as an analytical tool for researching museums in China.” The International Journal of the Inclusive Museum 9(4):17-31. doi:10.18848/1835-2014/CGP/v09i04/17-31.] were used in Chapter One and Chapter Two. The author of this thesis is the sole author of the publication. CONTENTS Acknowledgements i Declaration iii Note on Romanisation iv Abstract v List of Figures, Tables, and Illustrations vii CHAPTER ONE RETHINKING MUSEUMS IN CHINA 1.1 Introduction…………………………………………………………………………...1 1.2 Research Aims and Questions…………………………………………………….13 1.3 Structure of the Thesis…………………………………………………….…….....15 CHAPTER TWO REVIEWING THE METHODOLOGIES OF CHINESE MUSEUM RESEARCH …………………………………………………….…................................25 2.1 Museum Research: Theoretical Perspectives ……………………….………….27 2.2 Museums and Concepts of the Public…...…………………………………….…36 2.3 Visitor Research Methods……………………………………………………….…44 CHAPTER THREE LOCATING THE MUSEUM CIRCUIT …………………………………………….50 3.1 Theoretical Framework: The Museum Circuit …………………………………52 3.2 Research Methods ………………………………………………………………….61 3.2.1 Case Studies of Art