Studies of China's urban transformation are characterized by diverse interpretations of the
relevance of the theory of neoliberalism and continuing tension of epistemology vis-à-vis …

Rapid urban development in China provides rich cases for urban research. Current urban
studies in China are heavily influenced by an urban imagination embedded in the West …

Existing theory of urban transformation under neoliberalization describes cities as the
institutional arena in and through which neoliberal strategies of urbanism emanate and are …

In the rapidly growing literature on urban development in China, many authors have
emphasised the salient features of economic decentralisation and the increasingly …

China's economic development and accompanying social changes are attracting
considerable research interest. The literature on China's sea change in this regard has …

This study examines the popular practice of land commodification as a means of local
revenue generation in Chinese cities and identifies the uneven landscape emerging as a …

Neoliberalism as a hegemonic global ideology and framework of governance has been the
subject of extensive critical analyses in geography and urban studies. Despite the …

Prevailing theories of uneven development see the growth of cities and regions as the
spatial outcome of either the functioning of intrinsic agglomeration economies or the …

Chinese cities are emerging in multiple senses: They have created new physical spaces to
accommodate the fast urbanization of the country but have also developed new properties …

Is rural China dying? To many observers, the recent redoubling of the Chinese state's efforts
to move people from the countryside into towns and cities confirms their sense that at the …