What can we do in this period of historic, global turbulence? Mainstream narratives have no
plausible account of how to stop exacerbating the multiple, overlapping challenges; much …

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 this chapter, the authors use China's urban development politics as an example to
illustrate how they might theorise urbanisation and urban development politics in a non …

A mobility low-carbon transition is a key issue both socially and for mobilities research. The
multi-level perspective (MLP) is justifiably a leading approach in such research, with …

This paper develops a spatial perspective to examine the nature of China's transnational
influence, focusing on the implications of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) for international …

David Harvey (2005), in 'A Brief History of Neoliberalism', includes China as a country
embarking on the course of neoliberalism. But he points out that the historic moments of …

Shenzhen Special Economic Zone (SEZ) has been the flagship labouratory of Deng
Xiaoping's reform and open-door policy and the forerunner of China's capitalist …

While China's rise has been much discussed, its meaning continues to be contested. This is
true in radical international political economy, where, for example, it was the subject of (often …

Currently there are more than 125 Chinese cities with a population exceeding one million.
The unprecedented urban growth in China presents a crucial development for studies on …

Several decades ago, researchers tended to characterize China as moving toward a
neoliberal economy, as evidenced by the processes of decollectivization, marketization …