Titlebook: Gentrification in Chinese Cities; State Institutions, Qinran Yang Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusi

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The Geography of Gentrification in Chengdu, 2000–2010ates three sets of dependencies that condition the presence and shape the patterns of gentrification in the city. These connections will guide an explanation of the causes of this process in the following chapters.

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Convergencemotives of gentrifiers to move into the newly built areas. Unlike the urban pioneers who championed inner-city urbanism in the post-1960s in Western society, this study shows how the sociocultural temperament of Chinese gentrifiers relates to the new inner-city urbanism in China and contains sociopolitical meanings.

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Introduction,ies that cohere to the context. It then establishes the explanatory frame of an institutional interpretation of state-facilitated gentrification in Chinese cities. The cultural, economic and social aspects of institutional change that give substance to the ideas and practices of the central and loca

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State-Facilitated Gentrification as a Transformative Force of Developmentbut they ultimately lead to the cycles of transformative effects on economic and social development through spatial production. The gentrification mode catalyzes new spaces and collective cultures, which then necessitate the stimulation of new consumption behaviors and the formation of new consumer