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china |
6 |
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urban redevelopment |
5 |
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entrepreneurial motivation |
4 |
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policy entrepreneurship |
4 |
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strategic‐relational |
4 |
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commodity housing estate |
3 |
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informal housing |
3 |
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pricing mechanism |
3 |
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property rights |
3 |
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relocation intention |
3 |
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residential relocation |
3 |
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residential satisfaction |
3 |
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small property right housing |
3 |
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traditional inner city neighborhood |
3 |
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transaction cost |
3 |
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uncertainties |
3 |
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urban village |
3 |
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3-a hospitals |
2 |
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access to healthcare |
2 |
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actor-network theory |
2 |
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advent-guard artists |
2 |
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aestheticisation |
2 |
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art students |
2 |
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bargaining power |
2 |
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capability environmental justice |
2 |
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chinese city |
2 |
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commodification |
2 |
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counter-urbanisation |
2 |
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covid-19 |
2 |
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demolition and relocation |
2 |
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diagnosis |
2 |
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distributional environmental justice |
2 |
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e-waste |
2 |
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enclave urbanism |
2 |
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evaluation framework |
2 |
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general entropy indexes |
2 |
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geographically and temporally regression |
2 |
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ground-up approach |
2 |
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guangzhou |
2 |
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healthcare bed |
2 |
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healthcare reform |
2 |
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healthcare resource |
2 |
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high-quality healthcare resources |
2 |
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hospital quality |
2 |
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housing differentiation |
2 |
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housing financialisation |
2 |
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human mobility |
2 |
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institution |
2 |
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institutional change |
2 |
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landlord–tenant power relation |
2 |
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long-term rental apartments |
2 |
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market transition |
2 |
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neoliberalism |
2 |
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nonhuman agency |
2 |
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patient mobility |
2 |
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physician |
2 |
|
policy drift |
2 |
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policy layering |
2 |
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political economy |
2 |
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post-productivist era |
2 |
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post-socialist china |
2 |
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private rental sector |
2 |
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rare disease |
2 |
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rent-seeking |
2 |
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right to the city |
2 |
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rights consciousness |
2 |
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rural gentrification |
2 |
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shanghai |
2 |
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social power |
2 |
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social structural change |
2 |
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southeast asia |
2 |
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spatial regression model |
2 |
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spatial-temporal evolution |
2 |
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state–market–society relation |
2 |
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state–society relationship |
2 |
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transitional period |
2 |
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urban marginality |
2 |
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urban revolution |
2 |
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urbanism |
2 |
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urbanization |
2 |
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业主委员会 |
2 |
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业主立案法团 |
2 |
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城中村 |
2 |
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城市更新 |
2 |
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文化城市打造 |
2 |
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文化身份 |
2 |
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比较研究 |
2 |
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社区治理 |
2 |
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移民城市 |
2 |
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(post)suburbia |
1 |
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accessibility |
1 |
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administrative hierarchy, small city, jiyuan, china |
1 |
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adult |
1 |
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african migrants |
1 |
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belt and road initiative |
1 |
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built environment |
1 |
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capitalist globalization |
1 |
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citizenship |
1 |
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city-level factor |
1 |
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civil society |
1 |
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club goods |
1 |
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collective action |
1 |
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community cohesion |
1 |
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community participation |
1 |
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commuting burden |
1 |
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consciousness on property rights |
1 |
|
contestation |
1 |
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covid-19 pandemic |
1 |
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creative and cultural industries |
1 |
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creative city |
1 |
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creative class |
1 |
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creative spatio-temporal fix |
1 |
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creativity |
1 |
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crisis management |
1 |
|
critical urban theories |
1 |
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cross-scale dynamics |
1 |
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cultural city |
1 |
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customary tenure |
1 |
|
demographic changes |
1 |
|
development zone |
1 |
|
dynamics |
1 |
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e2sfca |
1 |
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east asia |
1 |
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edge urban areas |
1 |
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education-led gated communities |
1 |
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educational inequalities |
1 |
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empowerment |
1 |
|
endogenous nature of institutions |
1 |
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entrepreneurial city |
1 |
|
entrepreneurial governance |
1 |
|
equitable housing policies |
1 |
|
field |
1 |
|
financialization |
1 |
|
gated communities |
1 |
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gated communities (商住小區) |
1 |
|
gated community |
1 |
|
general hospital |
1 |
|
gentrification |
1 |
|
geographically and temporally weighted regression |
1 |
|
global south |
1 |
|
governance efficacy (治理效能) |
1 |
|
guangzhou (廣州) |
1 |
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habitus |
1 |
|
health tourism |
1 |
|
healthcare |
1 |
|
hedonic model |
1 |
|
hedonic pricing model |
1 |
|
heterogeneity |
1 |
|
higher education |
1 |
|
homeowner association |
1 |
|
homeowner association (業委會) |
1 |
|
homeowner associations |
1 |
|
hong kong |
1 |
|
housing informality |
1 |
|
housing poverty |
1 |
|
housing price |
1 |
|
housing reform |
1 |
|
housing regime |
1 |
|
housing rent |
1 |
|
housing rental |
1 |
|
housing rental price |
1 |
|
housing segmentation |
1 |
|
human perception |
1 |
|
human rights |
1 |
|
imagery segmentation |
1 |
|
inclusion |
1 |
|
indigenous villager |
1 |
|
industrial land redevelopment |
1 |
|
informal property rights |
1 |
|
institutional arrangement |
1 |
|
institutional constraints |
1 |
|
institutional exclusion |
1 |
|
institutional factor |
1 |
|
international initiatives |
1 |
|
job-housing relationship |
1 |
|
land use and transport integration |
1 |
|
land use planning |
1 |
|
landscape amenities |
1 |
|
large chinese cities |
1 |
|
liberal democracy |
1 |
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life-oriented approach |
1 |
|
literature quantitative analysis |
1 |
|
low-income neighborhood |
1 |
|
machine learning |
1 |
|
market |
1 |
|
market exclusion |
1 |
|
market forces |
1 |
|
mechanism |
1 |
|
medical resource |
1 |
|
micro-scale investigations |
1 |
|
middle class social reproduction |
1 |
|
migrant housing |
1 |
|
multidimensional dynamics |
1 |
|
multilevel determinants |
1 |
|
nanjing |
1 |
|
nanjing china |
1 |
|
nansha |
1 |
|
neighborhood governance |
1 |
|
neighbourhood |
1 |
|
neighbourhood changes |
1 |
|
neighbourhood governance |
1 |
|
neighbourhood interaction |
1 |
|
neighbouring |
1 |
|
neoliberal governmentality |
1 |
|
neoliberal urban policy |
1 |
|
network forms of organization |
1 |
|
new generation migrant workers |
1 |
|
new-build gentrification |
1 |
|
online housing listings |
1 |
|
passport check |
1 |
|
policy intervention |
1 |
|
policy mobility |
1 |
|
politics of scale |
1 |
|
polycentric |
1 |
|
poor neighbourhood |
1 |
|
post-political governance |
1 |
|
post-reform china |
1 |
|
poststructural theory of power |
1 |
|
private governance |
1 |
|
privatization of public goods |
1 |
|
property-led redevelopment |
1 |
|
public housing policies |
1 |
|
public service |
1 |
|
regional economic disparity |
1 |
|
relational contract |
1 |
|
relational thinking |
1 |
|
relocation satisfaction |
1 |
|
resettlement housing |
1 |
|
residential mobility |
1 |
|
rural–urban migration |
1 |
|
safety perceptions |
1 |
|
safety relativeness |
1 |
|
school district |
1 |
|
securitization |
1 |
|
security zone |
1 |
|
semantic and sentimental analysis |
1 |
|
sense of belonging |
1 |
|
shantytown redevelopment schemes |
1 |
|
shenzhen |
1 |
|
small property rights housing |
1 |
|
smart cities |
1 |
|
smart technologies |
1 |
|
social capital |
1 |
|
social equalization |
1 |
|
social exclusion |
1 |
|
social inequalities |
1 |
|
social media |
1 |
|
social networks |
1 |
|
social sustainability |
1 |
|
socio-spatial impacts |
1 |
|
socio-spatial implication |
1 |
|
socioeconomic implication |
1 |
|
spatial accessibility |
1 |
|
special economic zone |
1 |
|
state |
1 |
|
state entrepreneurialism |
1 |
|
state infrastructural power |
1 |
|
state powerstate rescaling |
1 |
|
state project |
1 |
|
state-led financialization |
1 |
|
state-market-society relations |
1 |
|
state‐ market ‐society interactions |
1 |
|
state‐centred triangular embedment |
1 |
|
state‐led gentrification |
1 |
|
streetscape |
1 |
|
studentification |
1 |
|
studentifier |
1 |
|
sustainability |
1 |
|
temporal and institutional dynamics |
1 |
|
tenure security |
1 |
|
the new urban poor |
1 |
|
the right to appropriation |
1 |
|
the right to participation |
1 |
|
the state |
1 |
|
theil index |
1 |
|
therapeutic landscape |
1 |
|
thestate |
1 |
|
tourismscape |
1 |
|
tpsn approach |
1 |
|
transit oriented development |
1 |
|
transitional |
1 |
|
transport inequality |
1 |
|
tseung kwan o |
1 |
|
unequal access to education |
1 |
|
urban china studies |
1 |
|
urban difference |
1 |
|
urban entrepreneurialism |
1 |
|
urban experience |
1 |
|
urban politics |
1 |
|
urban social movements |
1 |
|
urban theory |
1 |
|
urbanisation |
1 |
|
village in the city |
1 |
|
visual walkability |
1 |
|
walkability |
1 |
|
wave‐thinking |
1 |
|
well-being |
1 |
|
城市政體理論 |
1 |
|
工業園區轉型 |
1 |
|
文化導向的城市更新 |
1 |
