Participatory micro-regeneration: governing urban redevelopment in Qinghe, Beijing [0.03%]
参与式微更新：北京市清河地区的城市更新治理模式研究
Ying Wang,Fulong Wu,Fangzhu Zhang
Ying Wang
This article explores how far the Foucauldian concept of "governmentality" may offer valuable insights into new trends of participatory regeneration in urban China. Drawing on participatory micro-regeneration projects in Qinghe, Beijing, th...
Rental sector liberalization and the housing outcomes for young urban adults [0.03%]
租房市场自由化与城市年轻人住房结果的关系研究
Amber Howard,Cody Hochstenbach,Richard Ronald
Amber Howard
Young adults increasingly rely on precarious and costly rental housing, particularly in major cities and liberalized housing markets. Amsterdam has a more regulated housing system, but increasing market-liberal logic in policy-making has le...
Jennie Middleton,Farhan Samanani
Jennie Middleton
Mixed measures: different definitions of racially diverse neighborhoods compared [0.03%]
混杂测度：具有不同种族多样性社区定义的比较
Richard Wright,Mark Ellis,Steven Holloway et al.
Richard Wright et al.
Focusing on neighborhoods that researchers consider particularly diverse, this paper assesses the ways scholars have characterized neighborhood racial diversity in the United States. Social scientists use a variety of methods to define and ...
Remaking White Residential Segregation: Metropolitan Diversity and Neighborhood Change in the United States [0.03%]
再造 whites 的居住隔离制度——美国大都市区的多样性与邻里变迁
Mark Ellis,Richard Wright,Steven Holloway et al.
Mark Ellis et al.
Between 1990 and 2010, the white population share in US metropolitan areas fell from 73.5 percent to 60.3 percent. This paper explores how this decline affected the number and composition of white census tracts (tracts in which non-Latino w...
Segregation as a multi-scalar phenomenon and its implications for neighborhood-scale research: the case of South Seattle 1990-2010 [0.03%]
种族隔离的多尺度现象及其对邻里尺度研究的影响：1990年至2010年的西雅图南部地区的案例分析
Christopher S Fowler
Christopher S Fowler
Neighborhoods and neighborhood change are often at least implicitly understood in relation to processes taking place at scales both smaller than and larger than the neighborhood itself. Until recently our capacity to represent these multi-s...
John R Logan,Seth Spielman,Hongwei Xu et al.
John R Logan et al.
This study presents three novel approaches to the question of how best to identify ethnic neighborhoods (or more generally, neighborhoods defined any aspect of their population composition) and to define their boundaries. It takes advantage...
ETHNIC RESIDENTIAL PATTERNS AS PREDICTORS OF INTRA-URBAN CHILD MORTALITY INEQUALITY IN ACCRA, GHANA [0.03%]
种族居住模式对加纳阿克拉市内儿童死亡不平等的预测作用
John R Weeks,Allan G Hill,Arthur Getis et al.
John R Weeks et al.
As cities of developing nations absorb an increasing fraction of the world's population increase, questions have arisen about the potential for emerging inequalities in health within places that are already suffering from inadequate infrast...
G W Shannon,R G Cromley
G W Shannon