In 2014, a new municipal programme called 'Open Green Matching Fund'was developed by
the Taipei City Urban Regeneration Office to support community placemaking and building …

After three decades of urban renewal in China, public spaces used by average residents
have not been improved proportionally and, in some cases, have even deteriorated. Three …

Urban regeneration in the historic core of Chinese cities largely follows one of two
possibilities–'demolition-reconstruction,'by tearing down old houses to make room for new …

To understand the socio-spatial impacts of property-led redevelopment on China's urban
neighbourhoods, this study inquires into two influential redevelopment projects in Shanghai …

Gentrification is a part of the process of urban renewal which generates significant, and often
negative, social impact on existing neighborhood structures, as it tends to be driven …

Rapid socioeconomic re-stratification and neighborhood gentrification have resulted in the
creation of new public spaces and cultural forms of urban communities in post-Deng China …

This research engages with ongoing theoretical enquiry into the nature and dynamics of
public participation in urban redevelopment in a command economy undergoing …

China's urban population will grow by 300 million between 2014 and 2050 according to the
UN World Urbanization Prospects (United Nations 2014: 21). Will they inhabit cities where …

This paper investigates the dramatic shift in Shanghai's socio-spatial landscapes in the
postreform China. Supported by the recent population census, one percent sample survey …

Existing studies on urban redevelopment and gentrification in China have documented
neoliberal urbanism and state intervention as the driving forces transforming Shanghai into …