Shifting land-based coalitions in Shanghai's second hub

Cities

Volumn 52, Issue , 2016, Pages 30-38

  Jiang, Yanpeng ^a   Waley, Paul ^b   Gonzalez, Sara ^b  

^a AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY   (Australia)

^b UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS   (United Kingdom)

Author keywords

Debt financing; Hongqiao; Local state; Mega urban projects; Shanghai; Urban coalitions

Indexed keywords

CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT; DEBT; FINANCE; MEGACITY; PROJECT MANAGEMENT; URBAN DEVELOPMENT; URBAN GROWTH; URBAN TRANSPORT;

CHINA; SHANGHAI;

EID: 84949513413     PISSN: 02642751     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1016/j.cities.2015.11.006     Document Type: Article

References (45)

1. Cai Y. Local governments and the suppression of popular resistance in China. The China Quarterly 2008, 193:24-42.
2. Cartier C. Zone fever, the arable land debate, and real estate speculation: China's evolving land use regime and its geographical contradictions. Journal of Contemporary China 2001, 10(28):445-469.
3. Chien S.-S. New local state power through administrative restructuring: A case study of post-Mao China county-level urban entrepreneurialism in Kunshan. Geoforum 2013, 46(1):103-112.
4. Dowding K., Dunleavy P., King D., Margetts H., Rydin Y. Regime politics in London local government. Urban Affairs Review 1999, 34(4):515-545.
5. Dowding K. Explaining urban regimes. International Journal of Urban and Regional Research 2001, 25(1):7-19.
6. Harding A. Urban regimes and growth machines: Toward a cross-national research agenda. Urban Affairs Quarterly 1994, 29(3):356-382.
7. Harvey D. From managerialism to entrepreneurialism: The transformation in urban governance in late capitalism. Geografiska Annaler. Series B. Human Geography 1989, 71:3-17.
8. He S., Wu F. Property-led redevelopment in post-reform China: 1 case study of Xintiandi redevelopment project in Shanghai. Journal of Urban Affairs 2005, 27(1):1-23.
9. He S., Wu F. Socio-spatial impacts of property-led redevelopment on China's urban neighbourhoods. Cities 2007, 24(3):194-208.
10. Hongqiao Business District Management Committee Hongqiao Shangwuqu hexinqu de Fazhan (The development of core area of Hongqiao Business District). (Accessed 01 June 2011). http://www.shhqcbd.gov.cn.
11. Hsing Y.-T. The great urban transformation: Politics of land and property in China 2010, Oxford University Press, Oxford.
12. Jessop B., Peck J., Tickell A. Retooling the machine: Economic crisis, state restructuring, and urban politics. The urban growth machine: critical perspectives Two decades later Albany 1999, 141-162. State University of New York Press, NY. A. Jonas, D. Wilson (Eds.).
13. Jiang Y. New wave urban development in Shanghai: Planning and building the Hongqiao transport hub and business zone 2014, PhD thesis, University of Leeds.
14. Li H., Lin J. Shenzhen property market shows signs of strong rebound Caixin Online, (Accessed 27 May 2015). http://english.caixin.com/2015-05-27/100813000.html.
15. Li Y., Wu F. Towards new regionalism? Case study of changing regional governance in the Yangtze River Delta. Asia Pacific Viewpoint 2012, 53(2):178-195.
16. Li Z., Li X., Wang L. Speculative urbanism and the making of university towns in China: A case of Guangzhou university town. Habitat International 2014, 44:422-431.
17. Lin G. Developing China: Land, politics and social conditions 2009, Routledge, London.
18. Liu Y., Yin G., Ma L.J.C. Local state and administrative urbanization in post-reform China: A case study of Hebi City, Henan province. Cities 2012, 29(2):107-117.
19. Marton A., Wu F. Spaces of globalisation: Institutional reforms and spatial economic development in the Pudong new area, Shanghai. Habitat International 2006, 30(2):213-229.
20. Molotch H. The city as a growth machine: Toward a political economy of place. American Journal of Sociology 1976, 82(2):309-332.
21. Audit N. National government debt. (Accessed 28 July 2014). http://finance.ifeng.com/a/20131230/11367865_0.shtml.
22. Ong L. State-led urbanization in China: Skyscrapers, land revenue and "concentrated villages". The China Quarterly 2014, 217:162-179.
23. Pow C.P. China exceptionalism? Unbounding narratives on urban China. A world of cities: Urban theory beyond 'the west' 2012, 47-64. Routledge, London. T. Edensor, M. Jayne (Eds.).
24. Qian Z. Institutions and local growth coalitions in China's urban land reform: The case of Hangzhou High-Technology Zone. Asia Pacific Viewpoint 2007, 48(2):219-233.
25. Qian Z. Master plan, plan adjustment and urban development reality under China's market transition: A case study of Nanjing. Cities 2013, 30(1):77-88.
26. Ren X. Building globalization: Transnational architecture production in urban China 2011, University of Chicago Press, Chicago.
27. Shao Q. Shanghai gone: Domicide and defiance in a Chinese megacity 2013, Rowman & Littlefield, Lanham, Maryland.
28. Shen J. Suburban development in Shanghai: A case of Songjiang 2011, PhD Thesis, Cardiff University.
29. Shen J., Wu F. The development of master-planned communities in Chinese suburbs: A case study of Shanghai's Thames town. Urban Geography 2012, 33(2):183-203.
30. Shanghai Municipal Government Overall planning of Hongqiao Business District. (Accessed 20 August 2013). http://www.shhqcbd.gov.cn/HTML/shhq/shhq_xghbz/List/list_0.htm.
31. Shanghai Municipal Goverment Shanghai's 12th Five-Year Plan. Shanghai. (Accessed 20 September 2013). http://www.shanghai.gov.cn/shanghai/node2314/node25307/node25455/.
32. Shih M. The evolving law of disputed relocation: Constructing inner-city renewal practices in Shanghai, 1990-2005. International Journal of Urban and Regional Research 2010, 34(2):350-364.
33. Shin H.B. Economic transition and speculative urbanisation in China: Gentrification versus dispossession. Urban Studies 2016, 10.1177/0042098015597111.
34. Tsui K.Y. China's infrastructure investment boom and local debt crisis. Eurasian Geography and Economics 2011, 52(5):686-711.
35. Wang S.W.-H. Commercial gentrification and entrepreneurial governance in Shanghai: A case study of Taikang road creative cluster. Urban Policy and Research 2011, 29(4):363-380.
36. Wood A. Domesticating urban theory? US concepts, British cities and the limits of cross-national applications. Urban Studies 2004, 41(11):2103-2118.
37. Wood A. Comparative urban politics and the question of scale. Space and Policy 2005, 9(3):201-215.
38. Wu F., Zhang F., Webster C. Informality and the development and demolition of urban villages in the Chinese peri-urban area. Urban Studies 2013, 50(10):1919-1934.
39. Xue C.Q.L., Wang Y., Tsai L. Building new towns in China: A case study of zhengdong new district. Cities 2013, 30(1):223-232.
40. Yang Y.-R., Chang C.-H. An urban regeneration regime in China: A case study of urban redevelopment in Shanghai's Taipingqiao area. Urban Studies 2007, 44(9):1809-1826.
41. Zhang J., Wu F. Mega-event marketing and urban growth coalitions: A case study of Nanjing Olympic new town. Town Planning Review 2008, 79(2):209-226.
42. Zhang S. Land-centered urban politics in transitional China-Can they be explained by growth machine theory?. Cities 2014, 41(B):179-186.
43. Zhang T. Urban development and a socialist pro-growth coalition in Shanghai. Urban Affairs Review 2002, 37(4):475-499.
44. Zhang T. Uneven development among Shanghai's three urban districts. Restructuring the Chinese city: Changing economy society and space 2005, 138-154. Routledge, London. L. Ma, F. Wu (Eds.).
45. Zhu J. Local growth coalition: The context and implications of China's gradualist urban land reforms. International Journal of Urban and Regional Research 1999, 23(3):534-548.