MacauCloser - April 2009
Weepers who lived at sea • Leading by example • The Year of Living Dangerously • Hong Kong Seeing Stars • Divergence: Macau's Proposed Artworks for the 53rd Venice Biennale • Chinese Communist Youth League recommends Chief Procurator of Macau as new Chief Executive • Turning Chinese
MacauCloser - June 2009
India Comes to Town India Comes to Town • The Politics of Controlling Swine Flu in Greater China • “I love my career” • Cool Collections • From ‘Made in China’ to ‘Created in China’ • The Future of Macau Design • Born in Macau • Any other candidate to Chief Executive? Please?
MacauCloser - August 2009
“We can team up with democratic legislators to propose the universal suffrage” • WHAT IS MY CITY? • Should Chui Sai-on be "Soft" Leader or "Soft" Democratizer? • Air Macau Stock Changes Hands • A sea hero for the 21st century • “Let me tell you a story about wines…” • In the mood for Slow • Macau, Open City?
MacauCloser - October 2009
A few lessons from the September 20th Elections • “Science and Spirituality are fun and enjoyable” • A new Tripod of Influence in Macau's Legislative Direct Elections • The Return of an old Friend • What remains of a lost Empire • NAAMYAM UNIVERSAL • Kim Jong-il's grandchildren and the Scouts • Objects of Desire
MacauCloser - November 2009
FEELS LIKE HOME • “THE VOTERS WERE THE WINNERS” • Which Groups are under- represented in the New Legislative Assembly? • CHUI SAI ON, the signature dish • What remains of a lost Empire • Macau opens a new chapter in entertainment • Kim Jong-il's grandchildren and the Scouts • The Moor Question • A Night To Remember
