A good understanding of urban renewal mechanisms is conducive to establishing an
efficient spatial governance system. Although previous theories have explained the factors …

Shenzhen's meteoric urban growth is unprecedented, and its housing prices position it
among the world's top five most expensive cities. Commonly understood as a 'miracle …

Urban renewal has become an essential part of the ongoing urban development in China.
This study provides a citywide analysis on the spatial determinants of land redevelopment …

There has been increasing scholarly interest in the concepts and practices of smart
governance. However, there is a lack of comparative studies of smart governance in different …

Compared with other newly developed urban areas, urban villages in China are in greater
need for redevelopment. Governed by institutions inherited from the local-state-dominated …

This article examines the urban regeneration process of Hubei old village in Shenzen, and
focuses on interest sharing among stakeholders. Urban regeneration processes are driven …

Cultural heritage-led regeneration projects can give rise to multi-faceted conflicts that limit
private rights through (re) development activities in the process of conserving community …

Urban informality and informal settlements, as research concepts rooted in the global south,
have the potential to reveal the relationship between property improvement, tenure security …

Nowadays, trends related to alternative promotion options for small farmers in changing agri-
food supply chains stand out. Urban Agriculture (UA) is a multifaceted system ranging from …

China is experiencing a tough transformation from rapid growth to quality development, with
extensive implementation of land redevelopment. Previous studies have analyzed the …