Titlebook: Urban Informal Settlements; Chengzhongcun and Ch Yannan Ding Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive lic

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The City and Its Other: A Brief Historical Geography,ly that of Henri Pirenne and Max Weber, the rise of the city is approached from the perspective of the institutionalization of the urban against the rural. The outcasts in Chinese cities from the imperial times to the Repulican period are introduced through literature review. In light of that, it is

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Housing and the Political Economy of Urban China,ameworks that aimed to stimulate the awareness of the right to urban housing which, however, are unbinding and have to rely on grounded practices to get materialized. China‘s post-reform urban development poses a drastic twist from the Soviet legacy that it inherited in the immediate years following

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Resistance, Public Art and Citizenship,ip studies, public art, and participatory governance, the organization process and contents and strategy of this event are analyzed. The Chinese citizenship as embodied in the hukou system predetermines the access to basic social rights, such as housing and education. Rural immigrants and their chil

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Slum Tourism: Towards Inclusive Urbanism?,al critiques, it is argued that slum tourism is a niche tourism that actively engages the slum community. Slum tourism has the right to exploit this market niche as long as consent is gained from local communities. The Chinese case takes a trajectory that is different from some renowned cases in oth

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Conclusion,e ., for example, could only be comprehended in relation to similar or not-so-similar communities that may be located in far-flung places across the globe. Similarly, David Faure’s scepticism on urbanism is rejected. . is a transitory phenomenon in China’s urbanisation process. It is emphasized that

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Conclusion,lobe. Similarly, David Faure’s scepticism on urbanism is rejected. . is a transitory phenomenon in China’s urbanisation process. It is emphasized that rather than being ambivalent or even denial towards urbanism, China should focus on embracing urbanism and eventually building an immunity of it.