Borders and the city: Intra-urban boundaries in Guangzhou (China)

• Autorzy: Breitung W.
• Języki publikacji: EN

Abstrakty

EN

Słowa kluczowe

EN

border; city; Guangzhou; China; intra-urban boundary; urban governance; Chinese city; urban space

• Wydawca: -
• Czasopismo: Quaestiones Geographicae
• Rocznik: 2011
• Tom: 30
• Numer: 4
• Opis fizyczny: p.55-61,ref.

Twórcy

autor

Breitung W.

• School of Geography and Planning, Sun Yatsen University, 135 Xingang Xi Lu, Guangzhou 510275, China

Bibliografia

• Bjorklund E.M., 1986. The Danwei: Socio-spatial characteristics of work units in China's urban society. Economic Geography, 62: 19-29.
• Breitung W., 2002. Transformation of a boundary regime: The Hong Kong and Mainland China case. Environment and Planning, A 34: 1749-1762.
• Breitung W., 2007. Overcoming borders, living with borders. Macao and the integration with China. Instituto Cultural do Governo da R.A.E. de Macau, Macau.
• Breitung W., 2009a. Macau residents as border people. A changing border regime from a socio-cultural perspective. Journal of Current Chinese Affairs, 38(1): 101-127.
• Breitung W., 2009b. Cities and borders - an introduction. Review of Culture, 30: 6-17 (bilingual English and Portuguese).
• Breitung W., 2012. Enclave urbanism in China - attitudes towards gated communities in Guangzhou. Urban Geography, 33 (in print). Brunet-Jailly E., 2005. Theorizing borders - an interdisciplinary perspective. Geopolitics, 10: 633-649.
• Gaubatz P., 1999. China's urban transformation: patterns and processes of morphological change in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou. Urban Studies, 36: 1495-1521.
• Graham S. & Marvin S., 2001. Splintering urbanism: Networked infrastructures, technological mobilities and the urban condition. Routledge, New York.
• Huang T.-Y., 2004. Walking between slums and skyscrapers. Illusions of open space in Hong Kong, Tokyo and Shanghai. Hong Kong University Press, Hong Kong.
• Kögel E., 2004. Von der Nachbarschaft zur Gated Community? Planungsprinzipien der Stadt in der VR China (From neighbourhood to gated community? Urban planning principles in the PR China). Trialog, 81: 40-43.
• Kolossov V., 2005. Border studies - changing perspectives and theoretical approaches. Geopolitics, 10: 606-632.
• Lin G.C.S., 1999. State policy and spatial restructuring in post-reform China, 1978-95. International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, 23(4): 670-696.
• Lynch K., 1992. The image of the city. 21th ed. MIT Press, Cambridge.
• Miao P., 2003. Deserted streets in a jammed town - the gated community in Chinese cities and its solution. Journal of Urban Design, 8: 45-66.
• Münch B., 2004. Verborgene Kontinuitäten des chinesischen Urbanismus (Hidden continuities of Chinese urbanism). Archplus, 168: 44-49.
• Newman D., 2002. Boundaries. In: Agnew J. et al. (eds), A companion to political geography. Blackwell, Malden: 123-137.
• Newman D., 2003. On borders and power: A theoretical framework. Journal of Borderlands Studies, 18(1): 13-25.
• Papademetriou D. & Meyers D.W. (eds), 2001. Caught in the middle. Border communities in an era of globalisation. Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Washington DC.
• Sidaway J., 2007. Enclave space: a new metageography of development? Area, 39(3): 331-339.
• van Houtum H. & van Naerssen T., 2002. Bordering, ordering and othering. Journal of Economic and Social Geography (TESG), 93(2): 125-136.
• Wang Y.P., 1992. Private sector housing in urban China since 1949: The case of Xi'an. Housing Studies 7(2): 119-137.
• Wilson T. & Donnan H. (eds), 1998. Border identities: Nation and state at international frontiers. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge.
• Wu F., 2005. Rediscovering the "gate" under market transition: From work-unit compounds to commodity housing estates. Housing Studies, 20(2): 235-254.
• Xu F., 2008. Gated communities and migrant enclaves: The conundrum for building "harmonious community/ shequ". Journal of Contemporary China, 17: 703-720.
• Zhu Y., Breitung W. & Li S.-M., 2012. The changing meaning of neighbourhood attachment in Chinese commodity housing estates: Evidence from Guangzhou. Urban Studies, 49 (in print).