ID | 131815 |
Title Proper | Reclaiming the Neighbourhood. Urban redevelopment, citizen activism, and conflicts of recognition in Guangzhou |
Language | ENG |
Author | Gransow, Bettina |
Publication | 2014. |
Summary / Abstract (Note) | This study examines social interventions into the everyday life of residents, families, and communities during a redevelopment project in an old town neighbourhood of Guangzhou. It further analyses how citizen activism unfolds in response to these redevelopment interventions. To better understand contention over the renewal of an old town neighbourhood - beyond negotiation of compensation for economic losses - the study is structured by a recognition-theoretical model of social conflict following Axel Honneth and Nancy Fraser. |
`In' analytical Note | China Perspectives vol. , No.2; 2014: p.17-27 |
Journal Source | China Perspectives vol. , No.2; 2014: p.17-27 |
Key Words | Urban Redevelopment ; Citizen Activism ; Conflicts of Recognition ; Xiguan/Canton Culture ; Demolition ; Resettlement (Chaiqian Anzhi) |