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Introduction, of the Global South. As the . gains attention from policy-makers and urban China scholars, China is making efforts to implement the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). This chapter concludes by introducing the contents of the following chapters.

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The City and Its Other: A Brief Historical Geography,ally different ways in which the term “urban village” has been adopted are highlighted. An oxymoron in its own right, the nostalgia of a past or lost ideal of British village life should not be confused with its contemporary connotations in the Chinese context.

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Housing and the Political Economy of Urban China,le the . is problematic in many ways and certainly very different from the Urban Village Movement in the UK and similar phenomena elsewhere, Him Chung‘s dystopian portrayal has missed out on its deep-rooted political economic causes.

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and Its Residents: Empirical Findings,e urban world. In spite of the great resilience of the . residents, their chance of getting integrated into the city is impeded by several constraints. Income and education are among the most important ones, but they are secondary to hukou, the Chinese domestic citizenship system.

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