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Right to the city and critical reflections on property rights activism in China’s urban renewal contexts

Hyun Bang Shin,  December 2011
Paper No' CASE/156: Read Abstract | Full paper (pdf)
Tags: poverty, exclusion and equalities; poverty and social exclusion; housing, neighbourhoods and environment; housing; neighbourhoods and communities; regions and area inequalities; cities; right to the city; property rights; urban renewal; nail houses; displacement; china
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