香港選舉制度
Hong Kong Electoral System
日期時間 : 2024年3月22日 (星期五) 17:30 – 19:35
Date & Time: March 22, 2024 (Friday) 17:30 – 19:35
地點： 香港大學鄭裕彤教學樓11樓 學術會議室 (網上同步直播)
Venue: Academic Conference Room, 11/F, Cheng Yu Tung Tower, The University of Hong Kong (Live via Zoom)
語⾔：普通話
Language: Mandarin
此講座已在向香港律師會申請CPD2分
We are in the process of applying 2 CPD points from The Law Society of Hong Kong
簡介：
港人治港，甚麼港人有資格治港？如何產生治港者？這是香港回歸後最大的政治難題。
香港的選舉制度，有其特色，最重要的莫非兩點：一是愛國者治港原則，二是功能代表制與地域代表制混合。
選舉制度的決定權是一種元權力，是權力遊戲的權力遊戲。要理解香港選舉制度的內在理性，必須有一種正確的時間觀和空間觀，把制度選擇置於歷史語境和地緣政治的背景之下，認識各種政治力量博弈的動態過程。同時，也必須準確地把握港式資本主義的精髓，理解特區商業主義的制度需求，以便在平等與功能主義之間求得平衡。
講者：
陳端洪，北京大學法學院教授。現任北京大學港澳研究院院長，全國人大常委會澳門基本法委員會委員。他獲得中國社會科學院研究生院法學博士學位，曾作為訪問學者訪問過耶魯大學、墨爾本大學等。他的主要研究領域包括憲法原理、港澳基本法和行政法。陳端洪教授著有多本學術著作，其中包括《中國行政法》、《憲治與主權》和《制憲權與根本法》。
Abstract:
In this talk, we will explore the concept of “Hong Kong people administering Hong Kong” and discuss the qualifications necessary for individuals to govern Hong Kong. This has been a significant political issue since the region’s return to Chinese sovereignty. The unique electoral system in Hong Kong comprises two key characteristics: the principle of patriots governing Hong Kong, and a combination of functional and geographical representation. The authority to determine the electoral system is a meta-power, a high-stakes game involving various power dynamics. To fully comprehend the intrinsic rationality behind Hong Kong’s electoral system, we must adopt a proper perspective of time and space. By situating system selection within historical and geopolitical contexts, we can better understand the ongoing interplay among diverse political forces. Furthermore, it is crucial to accurately grasp the essence of Hong Kong-style capitalism and comprehend the institutional needs of commercialism within the Special Administrative Region. This will enable us to strike a balance between equality and functionalism.
Speaker:
Duanhong Chen is Professor of Law at Peking University and serves as the Dean of the Hong Kong and Macao Research Institute. He is also a member of the Macao Basic Law Committee of the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress. Professor Chen obtained his Doctorate in Law from the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and has held visiting scholar positions at prestigious institutions, such as Yale University and the University of Melbourne. His primary research interests include constitutional principles, Hong Kong and Macao Basic Law, and administrative law. As an accomplished academic, Professor Chen has authored several notable books, including “Chinese Administrative Law,” “Constitutional Governance and Sovereignty,” and “Constituent Power and Fundamental Law.”