Pub Date : 2023-11-09DOI: 10.1080/08111146.2023.2276465
Hongyuan Xiao, Mingfeng Wang
ABSTRACTUrban redevelopment in China has been the subject of heightened attention in urban governance research. Using the Jiuxing redevelopment in Shanghai as the case study, this study engages with the discursive construction of multiple actors under China’s pro-growth regime. The findings of this study include that (1) the municipal government-envisioned global city is the overarching discourse leading to the synergistic narratives of the coalition; (2) the actors created parallel narratives of the meaning of redevelopment based on their scalar positions; (3) through flexible narrative tactics, the capacity of a state-led multi-scalar coalition is enhanced for coordinating actions.摘要中国的城市重建一直是城市治理研究中倍受关注的主题。本研究以上海九星重建项目为案例，探讨了在中国促进增长的体制下，多方参与者的话语建构。本研究的发现包括：（1）市政府设想的全球城市是引领联盟协同叙事的总体话语；（2）行动者根据各自的尺度立场对重建的意义进行平行叙事；（3）通过灵活的叙事策略，国家主导的多尺度联盟协调行动的能力得到增强。KEYWORDS: Redevelopmentgovernancecoalitionnarrativeurban villageShanghai Disclosure StatementNo potential conflict of interest was reported by the author(s).Notes1 The “Big Four Brands” of Shanghai City Refers to “Service in Shanghai”, “Made in Shanghai”, “Shopping in Shanghai” and “Culture of Shanghai”, Which Symbolize Shanghai’s Core Competitiveness.2 A term refers to a series of illegal matters, including illegal land use, illegal construction, illegal operation, illegal sewage discharge and illegal residence. Related “Four” matters “Must” be addressed. Specifically, hidden safety hazards must be eliminated, illegal and unlicensed buildings must be demolished, dirty and disorderly phenomena must be cleaned up, and illegal operations must be banned.
ABSTRACTUrban redevelopment in China has been the subject of heightened attention in urban governance research. Using the Jiuxing redevelopment in Shanghai as the case study, this study engages with the discursive construction of multiple actors under China’s pro-growth regime. The findings of this study include that (1) the municipal government-envisioned global city is the overarching discourse leading to the synergistic narratives of the coalition; (2) the actors created parallel narratives of the meaning of redevelopment based on their scalar positions; (3) through flexible narrative tactics, the capacity of a state-led multi-scalar coalition is enhanced for coordinating actions.摘要中国的城市重建一直是城市治理研究中倍受关注的主题。本研究以上海九星重建项目为案例，探讨了在中国促进增长的体制下，多方参与者的话语建构。本研究的发现包括：（1）市政府设想的全球城市是引领联盟协同叙事的总体话语；（2）行动者根据各自的尺度立场对重建的意义进行平行叙事；（3）通过灵活的叙事策略，国家主导的多尺度联盟协调行动的能力得到增强。KEYWORDS: Redevelopmentgovernancecoalitionnarrativeurban villageShanghai Disclosure StatementNo potential conflict of interest was reported by the author(s).Notes1 The “Big Four Brands” of Shanghai City Refers to “Service in Shanghai”, “Made in Shanghai”, “Shopping in Shanghai” and “Culture of Shanghai”, Which Symbolize Shanghai’s Core Competitiveness.2 A term refers to a series of illegal matters, including illegal land use, illegal construction, illegal operation, illegal sewage discharge and illegal residence. Related “Four” matters “Must” be addressed. Specifically, hidden safety hazards must be eliminated, illegal and unlicensed buildings must be demolished, dirty and disorderly phenomena must be cleaned up, and illegal operations must be banned.
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Pub Date : 2023-10-15DOI: 10.1080/08111146.2023.2263025
Jianhua Pi, Xingjian Liu, Robert Freestone, Xianchun Zhang
ABSTRACTAirport-related development raises important city-regional planning and governance issues. The paper examines the development of a new Chinese airport and associated changes in nearby cities. Ezhou Huahu Airport was initiated by one of China's largest delivery and logistics companies. The analysis focuses on the development patterns, growing visions, and changing governance around the airport as well as how the provincial government plays a crucial role in governing the airport region. Furthermore, the study highlights regional coordination manifested in various institutional forms, which warrants solid implementation through regional plans and regional institutions for dispute settlement.摘要与机场相关的发展引发了重要的城市与区域规划和治理问题。本文探讨了中国一个新机场的发展以及附近城市的相关变化。鄂州花湖机场由中国最大的快递和物流公司之一发起。分析的重点是机场周边的发展模式、增长愿景和不断变化的治理，以及省政府如何在机场区域治理中发挥关键作用。此外，研究还强调了以各种制度形式体现的区域协调，这需要通过区域规划和区域争端解决机构来扎实落实。KEYWORDS: Aerotropolisairport regionregional coordinationcity-regional governanceChina AcknowledgementsThe authors thank the editor and anonymous reviewers for their comments and suggestions. The authors are also grateful to amongst others Julie Cidell, Yi Li, Bo-sin Tang, and Fan Zhang for their comments at various stages of this research. All remaining errors are the authors' own.Disclosure StatementNo potential conflict of interest was reported by the author(s).Additional informationFundingThis work was supported by Hong Kong Research Grant Council [grant number 17600918, 27604016] and National Natural Science Foundation of China [grant number 42101181, 41501177].
ABSTRACTAirport-related development raises important city-regional planning and governance issues. The paper examines the development of a new Chinese airport and associated changes in nearby cities. Ezhou Huahu Airport was initiated by one of China's largest delivery and logistics companies. The analysis focuses on the development patterns, growing visions, and changing governance around the airport as well as how the provincial government plays a crucial role in governing the airport region. Furthermore, the study highlights regional coordination manifested in various institutional forms, which warrants solid implementation through regional plans and regional institutions for dispute settlement.摘要与机场相关的发展引发了重要的城市与区域规划和治理问题。本文探讨了中国一个新机场的发展以及附近城市的相关变化。鄂州花湖机场由中国最大的快递和物流公司之一发起。分析的重点是机场周边的发展模式、增长愿景和不断变化的治理，以及省政府如何在机场区域治理中发挥关键作用。此外，研究还强调了以各种制度形式体现的区域协调，这需要通过区域规划和区域争端解决机构来扎实落实。KEYWORDS: Aerotropolisairport regionregional coordinationcity-regional governanceChina AcknowledgementsThe authors thank the editor and anonymous reviewers for their comments and suggestions. The authors are also grateful to amongst others Julie Cidell, Yi Li, Bo-sin Tang, and Fan Zhang for their comments at various stages of this research. All remaining errors are the authors' own.Disclosure StatementNo potential conflict of interest was reported by the author(s).Additional informationFundingThis work was supported by Hong Kong Research Grant Council [grant number 17600918, 27604016] and National Natural Science Foundation of China [grant number 42101181, 41501177].
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Pub Date : 2023-08-29DOI: 10.1080/08111146.2023.2247636
R. Freestone, S. Hamnett, Bill Randolph
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Pub Date : 2023-07-27DOI: 10.1080/08111146.2023.2236133
J. Hurley, C. Grodach, Declan Martin, Elizabeth Taylor
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Pub Date : 2023-06-08DOI: 10.1080/08111146.2023.2218079
Matt Novacevski
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Pub Date : 2023-05-29DOI: 10.1080/08111146.2023.2217562
F. Aminpour
bakeries were not only permitted land uses, but virtually unrestricted in terms of their operations. “Arbitrary Lines: How Zoning Broke the American City and How to Fix It” balances technical language with non-technical language rather well and would make a good supplement to any university curriculum in planning. Critical readers will no doubt be tempted to see Gray’s argument as a libertarian Trojan Horse, meaning that if cities are quick to discard zoning, they may inadvertently be supporting the interests of private capital, whose rapid deployment in densification projects would no doubt upset the existing urban fabric. Maybe this is a good thing in addressing the ills that Gray has expounded, but maybe not. Surely the issue of zoning remains a complex one, and this book will undoubtedly catalyse salient conversations of this nature in the policy world, piquing the interests of YIMBYs and NIMBYs alike. I would recommend this book to the interested public, or to planners grappling with many of the issues that Gray recounts: sprawl, segregation, affordability, or overly restrictive land use rules. After reading the book, I too find myself partially convinced: maybe it is high time to reconsider zoning in our cities?
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Pub Date : 2023-04-20DOI: 10.1080/08111146.2023.2198291
T. Sigler
Zoning has broken American cities, argues M. Nolan Gray in his recent book Arbitrary Lines: How Zoning Broke the American City and How to Fix It. The answer, Gray argues, is to discard America’s current zoning system in favour of a more libertarian approach focussed on discrete issues such as noise, pollution and other disamenities that were, in fact, the ostensible justification for the implementation of zoning in the first place. Though the main message of Gray’s argument runs throughout the book’s eleven chapters, the punchline – spoiler alert – comes in the conclusion:
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Pub Date : 2023-04-17DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-91331-1
K. Dekker
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