Rather than a bad case of urban sprawl, the physical expansion of China's megacities may
be viewed as a combination of 'urban spill over'and 'local urban sprawl'. This paper reviews …

Urban green space (UGS) is often unevenly distributed in cities, which raises the issue of
green justice. Previous studies have focused on evaluating the disparities in UGS provision …

Radically reoriented under market reform, Chinese cities present both the landscapes of the
First and Third World, and are increasingly playing a critical role in the country's economic …

This study examines information diffusion and the follower network among a group of Sina
Weibo users interested in homeowner associations. Using social network analysis …

A UK-based geographer and specialist on China's urbanization reviews changes occuring
in China during its market transition through the prism of neoliberalism. More specifically, by …

Within three decades, the urban housing reform in China has changed access to housing
from a system of socialist administrative allocation to that of more market-dominated housing …

Like income inequality, housing inequality in urban China is strongly affected by state
policies that give preferential treatment to insiders. In this case, the key policies are related …

This empirical study examines the impact of the jobs-housing balance on individual
commuting time in Beijing in the period of transformation of the Chinese economy and …

Housing reform in China has proceeded on two tracks: privatization of public housing and
development of a new private housing sector. During this period of transition, rents have …

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 …