This paper analyzes the housing tenure of China's rural–urban migrants in eight destination
municipalities in Jiangsu province after the reform of the urban registration system (called …

Migrant housing and mobility patterns are affected by both the unique institutional factors
related to migration and a common set of socio-economic characteristics shared by urban …

China'srecent waves of internal migration, primarily rural to urban, reflect a rapidly
urbanizing society undergoing a transition from a planned to a market economy. The author …

Since the abolition in China of unequal regulations and controls related to the urban labour
market and rural–urban migration in recent years, attention has been paid to migrants' …

Housing greatly influences the settlement of both internal and international migrants. Yet
previous studies have paid attention only to the role of homeownership. This study goes …

For over 30 years, urbanisation in China went along with policies that discouraged migrants
from permanently settling in cities. Since 2014, however, policies have shifted towards the …

Radical economic restructuring has resulted in a large flow of skilled migrants into ever-
expanding Chinese cities in the past decade. Dreaming of owning a home in the destination …

The reform of China's socialist residential registration system (hukou) led to a shift in the
residential preferences of rural–urban migrants, whereby the meaning of 'home'has also …

China is undergoing dramatic changes through the rapid economic development that is
associated with rapid urbanisation, which leads to nationwide migration. As many as …

In China, the hukou system has long been cited as the underlying cause of the
disadvantages in housing access that rural migrants encounter in urban destinations …