China's land finance system has been a key contributor to the country's “economic miracle”
over recent decades. While there is much existing research on different components of the …

By studying the case of China's state land ownership regime, this paper examines the
financialization of housing and land and illustrates how these processes are intertwined and …

E-government is the transition of traditional government administration to digital platforms for
the public good and increased efficiency. The covid-19 pandemic in ASEAN countries …

Existing theorization of the processes of urban transformation in different world regions has
been based upon diverse interpretations of the interplay between the state and market …

Urbanization will continue as the percentage of the world's urban population was above
50% in 2008, and the ratio will likely reach 60% by 2030 (United Nations, 2018). Urban …

Analysis of Chinese real estate market shifted from eco nomic fundamentals to non-
fundamentals, but consensus conclusions are still rarely reached. This is because …

Enhancing the energy efficiency of enterprises is of paramount significance not only in
addressing energy scarcity and environmental pollution issues but also in achieving the …

The distribution of potential benefits between local governments and developers in urban
redevelopment shows a global popularity of negotiating developer obligations for more …

Land resource allocation is closely related to economic activities, which can be affected by
environmental regulation. Exploiting the variation in regulation intensity coming from the …

China's economy has a typical characteristic that the government has a strong control of
enormous productive resources, such as the land resources. Industrial land use is greatly …