More than 35 million Chinese people live outside China, but this population is far from
homogenous, and its multifaceted national affiliations require careful theorization. This book …

This special issue focuses on the education of rural youths who have been influenced by
China's rural-to-urban migration, probably among the largest in human history (UNICEF …

Until recently, a Chinese rural-to-urban migrant worker's citizenship was primarily seen as a
matter of household registration (hukou), since these workers were excluded from China's …

Citizenship in China–and elsewhere in the global South–has been perceived as either a
distorted echo of the 'real'democratic version in Europe and North America, or an …

The citizenization of peasant migrants is key to understanding China's long-term urban-rural
imbalance and ongoing rural transformations. The majority of existing literature focused on …

Given the rapidly increasing presence of poor and low-income migrant children in Chinese
metropolises, some non-governmental organizations (NGOs) have shifted their intervention …

On the Edge engages with precarity as a critical issue of our time. Coupled with its
theoretical sophistication, the scope of its subject matter, its analytical strength, and its …

Purpose This special issue aims to address the complexities and dynamics in contemporary
China's citizen-making processes, with a focus on the educational dimension …

This study introduces a novel approach to urban liveability research by combining interviews
with participatory mapping techniques. More specifically, the research integrates concepts …

The field of citizenship education witnessed an expanding body of literature looking at the
case of China. Yet citizenship with broad conceptual terrain often refers to different things in …