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List of figures | |
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List of tables | |
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List of boxes | |
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Introduction | |
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History and context | |
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Contemporary forces | |
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Understanding China's urbanization | |
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Using this book | |
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Bibliography | |
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History and context | |
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Geographical setting | |
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The physical environment | |
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Economic base | |
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Population and peoples | |
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Conclusion | |
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Bibliography | |
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The historical urban system | |
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Thinking about the historical Chinese urban system | |
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How many Chinese cities were there? How large were they? | |
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The early traditional period (206 BC-AD 589) | |
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China's "medieval urban revolution" (589-1368) | |
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Cities of the late imperial period (1368-1911) | |
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Foreign empires expand into China: Treaty Port cities (1911-1949) | |
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Conclusion | |
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Bibliography | |
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Traditional urban forms | |
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Urban plan and layout | |
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Monumental structures | |
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Neighborhoods and markets in traditional Chinese cities | |
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Treaty Port (1842-1949) and Republican (1911-1949) eras | |
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Conclusion | |
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Bibliography | |
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Urbanization | |
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The urban system since 1949 | |
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How big are China's cities? How many cities are there? | |
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Shifting urban development in the Maoist period (1949-1979) | |
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The urban system during the reform era | |
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The Chinese urban system today | |
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Conclusion | |
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Bibliography | |
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Urban-rural divide, socialist institutions, and migration | |
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Urban-rural divide and its roots | |
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Population mobility and migration | |
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Migrants in the city | |
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Conclusion | |
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Bibliography | |
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Cities in the global economy | |
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Toward an open economy | |
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Becoming "factory of the world" | |
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Moving toward knowledge-based and consumer economies | |
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Conclusion | |
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Bibliography | |
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Urban development | |
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Urban restructuring and economic transformation | |
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Revamping the urban economic landscape | |
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Harnessing human resources | |
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Redistributing economic growth | |
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Conclusion | |
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Bibliography | |
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Social-spatial transformation | |
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Changing urban forms | |
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Work and accessibility | |
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Spatial reconfiguration and expansion | |
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Conclusion | |
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Urban infrastructure | |
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The state of urban infrastructure | |
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Financing urban infrastructure | |
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Challenges | |
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Conclusion | |
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Bibliography | |
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Urban land and housing | |
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Legacies of state socialism | |
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Transition into land leasehold | |
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Housing reforms and implications | |
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Conclusion | |
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Bibliography | |
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Urban life | |
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Environmental quality and sustainability | |
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State of the urban environment | |
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Strategies for environmental sustainability | |
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Environmental management | |
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Conclusion | |
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Bibliography | |
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Lifestyle and social change | |
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Shopping and consumerism: changing landscapes and lifestyles | |
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Public spaces and entertainment | |
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Growing old in urban China | |
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Crime and urban neighborhoods | |
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Communities of difference: sexual preference, ethnicity, and art | |
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Conclusion | |
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Bibliography | |
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Urban governance and civil society | |
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Reorganization of the state | |
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Developmental state in the making | |
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Evolving state-society relations | |
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Conclusion | |
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Bibliography | |
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Conclusion: looking toward the future | |
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Future urbanization | |
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Challenges for China's cities | |
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Implications for the world | |
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Bibliography | |
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Index | |