This book investigates the challenges and strategies for urban planning in Hong Kong as it entered the 21st century. Drawing on extensive research and analysis, Anthony G. O. Yeh, a prominent scholar in urban planning, outlines the critical issues facing the city's development, including population growth, infrastructure demands, and environmental sustainability. The work presents a framework for addressing these complex problems through integrated policy and strategic foresight.

This work is recognized as a significant contribution to the study of urban planning in East Asian megacities, particularly focusing on Hong Kong's unique context. It is often cited for its comprehensive approach to integrating social, economic, and environmental factors in policy recommendations. The book is considered a valuable resource for academics, policymakers, and students interested in urban development and governance.