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Fulong Wu (2019) Emerging cities and urban theories: a Chinese perspective. In Denise Pumain (ed.)Theories and models of urbanization. Springer: Berlin. The word ‘city’ in Chinese is actually composed of two characters, ‘cheng’ (city) and ‘shi’ (market). The book ‘Spring … Continue reading →

Rethinking the city and innovation: A political economic view from China’s biotech Fangzhu Zhang, Fulong Wu Abstract: The city is arguably where innovations concentrate. Agglomeration and diversity are two major explanations for why innovations concentrate in the city. Existing studies … Continue reading →

Chung, C. K. L., Zhang, F. and Wu, F. (2018), Negotiating Green Space with Landed Interests: The Urban Political Ecology of Greenway in the Pearl River Delta, China. Antipode. doi:10.1111/anti.12384   Abstract Land-centred urbanisation has precipitated shortage of green space … Continue reading →

Affective neighbourly relations between migrant and local residents in Shanghai, is in an issue of Urban Geography, Issue 8 and is Open Access.

Planning centrality, market instruments: Governing Chinese urban transformation under state entrepreneurialism

“China’s emergent city-region governance: A new form of state spatial selectivity through state-orchestrated rescaling”, published in International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, please click to download.

Zheng Wang, Fangzhu Zhang and Fulong Wu (2016) Neighbourhood cohesion under the influx of migrants in Shanghai. Environment and Planning A (on-line) can be found here through Open Access: http://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/0308518X16673839    

Please find the open access article: Shen J. and Wu, F. (2016) The Suburb as a Space of CapitalAccumulation: The Development ofNew Towns in Shanghai, China. Antipode. on-line first, at http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/anti.12302/epdf

Fulong Wu’s paper was selected for a virtual special issue, and made Open Access. The link is below: China’s changing urban governance in the transition towards a more market-oriented economy. Wu F, 2002, 39(7): 1071-1093 | Abstract | Full Text … Continue reading →