Titlebook: Maturing Megacities; The Pearl River Delt Uwe Altrock,Sonia Schoon Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2014 Chinese Studies

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Examining China’s Urban Redevelopment: Land Types, Targeted Policies, and Public Participationd, coalition-dominated, and as not caring enough for communities and residents. Facing significant economic and social challenges in such practices, the different levels of Chinese government have tried to adopt some new urban redevelopment policies..This chapter studies a pilot urban redevelopment

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Regeneration of Derelict Industrial Sites in Guangzhou and Shenzhenxtent, depending on the officially planned future uses. Still space is left for negotiations and creative ideas. This chapter focuses on those sites preferring adaptive reuse of derelict industrial sites in Guangzhou and Shenzhen and examines how the redevelopment policies work at the operational le

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Gaming and Decision-Making: Urbanized Village Redevelopment in Guangzhouvillage redevelopment, to evaluate related policies, and to analyze the gaming behaviors of stakeholders in different phases as well as the effects imposed by government decision-making. The interest balance between governments, urbanized villages, and developers will dictate whether urbanized villa

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Villagers’ Participation in Mega-Urban Upgrading. Liede Village: Guangzhou’s Pioneerrst to undergo complete demolishment and reconstruction is a so-called experimental pioneer in the process of redeveloping Guangzhou’s urbanized villages. Whereas usually most attention is paid to the key stakeholders like the government, developers, and the respective urbanized village joint-stock

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