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Résumé : Notes on the Contributors viii Series Editors' Preface xiii Acknowledgments xiv Introduction: Urban China in Comparative Perspective 1 Part I: Market Transition in Work Units and the Labor Market 25 1 Two Decades of Reform: The Changing Organization Dynamics of Chinese Industrial Firms 27 2 The Myth of the New Urban Poverty? Trends in Urban Poverty in China, 1988-2002 48 3 Class Structure and Class Inequality in Urban China and Russia: Effects of Institutional Change or Economic Performance? 66 4 Gender and the Labor Market in China and Poland 89 Part II: Changing Places 113 5 Urbanization, Institutional Change, and Sociospatial Inequality in China, 1990-2001 115 6 Growth on the Edge: The New Chinese Metropolis 140 7 Mirrored Reflections: Place Identity Formation in Taipei and Shanghai 161 8 Is Gating Always Exclusionary? A Comparative Analysis of Gated Communities in American and Chinese Cities 182 Part III: Impacts of Migration 203 10 Trapped in Neglected Corners of a Booming Metropolis: Residential Patterns and Marginalization of Migrant? Workers in Guangzhou 226 11 Migration and Housing: Comparing China with the United States 250 Part IV: Social Control in the New Chinese City 269 12 Economic Reform and Crime in Contemporary Urban China: Paradoxes of a Planned Transition 271 13 Migration, Urbanization, and the Spread of Sexually Transmitted Diseases: Empirical and Theoretical Observations in China and Indonesia 294 14 The State's Evolving Relationship with Urban Society: China's Neighborhood Organizations in Comparative Perspective 315 Subject index 336 Author index 355
John R. Logan and Susan S. Fainstein
Shahid Yusuf and Kaoru Nabeshima
Simon Appleton and Lina Song
Yanjie Bian and Theodore P. Gerber
C. Cindy Fan and Joanna Regulska
Michael J. White, Fulong Wu, and Yiu Por (Vincent) Chen
Yixing Zhou and John R. Logan
Jennifer Rudolph and Hanchao Lu
Youqin Huang and Setha M. Low
9 Urbanization in China in the 1990s: Patterns and Regional Variations 205
Zai Liang, Hy Van Luong, and Yiu Por (Vincent) Chen
Min Zhou and Guoxuan Cai
Weiping Wu and Emily Rosenbaum
Steven F. Messner, Jianhong Liu, and Susanne Karstedt
Christopher J. Smith and Graeme Hugo
Benjamin L. Read and Chun-Ming Chen
Biographie:
John R. Logan is Professor of Sociology and Director of the initiative on Spatial Structures in the Social Sciences at Brown University. Founder of the Urban China Research Network, supported by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, Dr. Logan is also a member of the editorial boards of Journal of Urban Affairs and City and Community. He was chosen Distinguished Professor of Sociology at the University at Albany, SUNY, as well as Director of the Lewis Mumford Center for Comparative Urban and Regional Research. In April 2003 he was selected by American Demographics magazine as one of five social demographers whose work has most influenced his field in the last 25 years....
Sommaire:
Using an innovative approach, this book interprets the unprecedented transformation of contemporary China's major cities. It deals with a diversity of trends and analyzes their sources.
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