China's internal rural-urban migrants experience social exclusion that may have significant
mental health implications. This has historically been exacerbated by the hukou system …

This article attempts to provide an integrated conceptual framework for understanding how
rural–urban migrants in China integrate into urban society. We propose a three-phase …

Abstract Using data from China Migrant Dynamic Survey, this paper provides an updated
and comprehensive study on migrants' settlement intention and its determinants, based on a …

The international literature has continuously debated over what factors–economic incentives
or socio-cultural conditions–are more important when migrant populations make settlement …

The household registration (hukou) system in China allows hukou to be transferred in the
process of rural-urban migration, and such transfers exert a significant influence on the pace …

The rapid increase of temporary migrants in large Chinese cities has led to the need for a
nuanced and comprehensive understanding of the factors contributing to the influx …

This paper is the first to investigate the role of China's top-down model captured by cities'
administrative level in the hukou transfer intention of rural migrants with settlement intention …

Public participation has attracted considerable interest in urban planning theory and
practice. A large body of growing literature has attempted to figure out the importance of …

Rural migrants have difficulty obtaining decent housing in destinations, which has a
profound impact on their quality of life and settlement intentions. Previous studies on rural …

Housing greatly influences the settlement of both internal and international migrants. Yet
previous studies have paid attention only to the role of homeownership. This study goes …