Under the background of Conference of the Parties (COP26) targets, how to propose
sustainable development policies to achieve net zero emissions is very urgent. Internet …

The People's Republic of China has the largest population of older persons of any country in
the world. It is a nation that has experienced enormous economic, social, and demographic …

China's rapid urbanization, characterized by large-scale rural–urban migration and radial
expansion of urban built-up areas, produces a new type of urban neighbourhood, namely …

Within three decades, the urban housing reform in China has changed access to housing
from a system of socialist administrative allocation to that of more market-dominated housing …

Understanding and ending poverty has become one of the most important SDG (Sustainable
Development Goals) all over the world. The street-level built environment is an important …

The Chinese cities, once characterised by egalitarianism, are becoming the most unequal
cities in the world. However, little is known about the spatial implications of such a …

Urbanisation is the key to China's modernisation. Extensive urban village redevelopment
projects (UVRPs) have recently been implemented in China, with the expectation of …

Three decades of reform since 1978 in the People's Republic of China have resulted in the
emergence of new social groups which have included new occupations and professions …

There is a growing perception that the international order is undergoing a process of
transformation. There are two closely related (but far from identical) contentions used to back …

This paper takes a fresh look at the land dispossession that is central to Chinese
urbanisation. It documents in detail the property rights changes that occur when village land …