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Social Transformation in Large Chinese Citiesn important backdrop to gentrification. The contexts of postindustrial transformation and middle-class consumer culture demand reexamination in contemporary large cities in China. Two aspects of the background are highlighted: socioeconomic restructuring in the new economy, which is characterized by

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The Geography of Gentrification in Chengdu, 2000–2010the geography of gentrification in a Chinese city and identifies the dependencies in the process. An index that captures the extent of gentrification is correlated with various attributes and changes in social and physical structures in a locality throughout the 2000s. The statistical analysis indic

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Initiationrocess. It places emphasis on the local state acting in spatial production, through its orientation to cultural and economic institutional change. The chapter discusses the spatial practices conducted by governments and economic elites in the course of urban redevelopment: new landscape formation gu

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Convergencein the ongoing formation/fragmentation of class-based habitus and identities. Moreover, consumption practices become instrumental as individuals construct and declare class distinctions and identities in the market society of post-Mao China. In this context, this chapter uncovers the attributes and

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Redistributionrocess. It strengthens the previous understanding of displacement by unravelling the divergent experiences of lower-income residents during and after state-facilitated neighborhood redevelopment. The study focuses on three social groups: low-income workers living in public or subsidized housing; hom

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Cooperationovides a starting point for studying variations in gentrification in China deriving from the capitalist economy. Prior studies have approached the suffering of affected residents by chiefly examining the changing life chances after gentrification.This chapter adds a new perspective by identifying th

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Confrontations have been attentive to property activists in China, particularly to the phenomenon of nail households (.), usually experienced among homeowners in urban redevelopment. This chapter concentrates on property and cultural activism that substantially questions the legitimacy of gentrification and disp

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Submissionave the entitlement of an urban .. As migrants cannot formally receive any compensation in the private rental market, gentrification has directly caused the eviction of low-income migrants from the old inner-city neighborhoods. This chapter explores the circumstances and reactions of such low-income

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