Journal ArticleJournal of Cultural Economy · July 3, 2020
This article examines home presales–the selling of future residential properties–at the urban fringe of Nanjing, China. It argues for an analytical focus on urgency as a temporal quality that creates the local housing market and facilitates urban accumulat ...
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Journal ArticleUrban Studies · May 2018
China’s socialist market economy is predominated by strong state-owned sectors. In the real estate market, the government further controls land and regulates social services based on property ownership. But how do ordinary market actors perceive t ...
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Journal ArticleUrban Anthropology · June 1, 2012
The widespread attempts to build tourism sites as a means of development in southwest China have provided materials for the studies of representations of ethnic minority cultures through the theoretical lens of orientalism. Rather than analyzing new forms ...
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