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Housing Migrant Workers in Rapidly Urbanizing Regions: A Study of the Chinese Model in Shenzhen
Wang, Ya Ping ; Wang, Yanglin ; Wu, Jiansheng
刊名housing studies
2010
关键词Housing need housing the poor Chinese urbanization migration private rented housing housing condition FLOATING POPULATION MARKET TRANSITION MIGRATION POLICIES GUANGZHOU REFORM
DOI10.1080/02673030903362019
英文摘要China has experienced a huge wave of rural to urban migration over the last 25 years; however, Chinese cities do not have the large-scale slum settlements found in other developing countries. Has China found a new way to solve the housing problems of migrants and the urban poor? This paper addresses this question and reports the findings of a recent research project carried out in Shenzhen City. In general, Chinese migrants are poor in comparison with official urban residents. The majority of them live in shared rooms or small apartments in the so-called urban villages. Housing poverty, especially overcrowding, is a serious problem. This paper also highlights the positive contributions made by urban villages and private landlords in housing the large number of migrants in cities.; Environmental Studies; Urban Studies; SSCI; 18; ARTICLE; 1; 83-100; 25
语种英语
内容类型期刊论文
源URL[http://ir.pku.edu.cn/handle/20.500.11897/405099]  
专题城市与环境学院
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Wang, Ya Ping,Wang, Yanglin,Wu, Jiansheng. Housing Migrant Workers in Rapidly Urbanizing Regions: A Study of the Chinese Model in Shenzhen[J]. housing studies,2010.
APA Wang, Ya Ping,Wang, Yanglin,&Wu, Jiansheng.(2010).Housing Migrant Workers in Rapidly Urbanizing Regions: A Study of the Chinese Model in Shenzhen.housing studies.
MLA Wang, Ya Ping,et al."Housing Migrant Workers in Rapidly Urbanizing Regions: A Study of the Chinese Model in Shenzhen".housing studies (2010).
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