… An influx of domestic and foreign capital is transforming the city’s physical … perceptions of
their changing city, and presents an evocative series of ethnographic perspectives of the city’s …

… ceux et celles qui ne sont pas familiers avec Shanghai ou la Chine des réformes - effectivement,
de ce point de vue, Shanghai in Transition constitue un témoignage du tournant qu'a …

… Shanghai,” we should keep in mind that Shanghainese takes on the city vary enormously.
He then notes, via a set of bullet point comments, some “divergent views” of the 1990s: …

… ethnographic perspectives on China’s largest city, Shanghai. … research conducted in Shanghai
between 1992-94. As befits … perspectives and insights on the parameters of that transition…

… fortunes, Shanghai may be a “young” city in Chinese terms, but … that there exists a Shanghai
corresponding to the city of our … oldest section of Shanghai, though the contours of its former …

… With a permanent population of more than 13 million and land area of 6377 km2 in the
metropolitan area, Shanghai is the largest city in China (see Table 1). With a GDP of $55 billion, it …

… , “global” Shanghai: an urban Chinese middle-… Chinese in their twenties and early thirties,
who were living, studying or working in Shanghai and were experiencing the city’s transitions …

… , and the boundaries of urban Shanghai have expanded into previously rural counties? In
this case study of Shanghai, I intend to address what city in the deployment of “right to the city.” …

… Jos Gamble puts it in Shanghai in Transition, the city was firmly "embarked upon one of the
… sical to come to a mainland Chinese city with its main touring company opened at Shanghai …

… Shanghai, China's largest city, is situated strategically on the bank of the Yangtze River Delta
in the eastern coast of China. … When we talk about the history of a Chinese city, we tend to …