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发表时间：2024-08-09

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AuthorsYan Yan: Capital University of Economics and BusinessHe Canfei: Peking UniversityLiu Tao: Peking UniversityYang Haoyan: Beijing University of TechnologyPaper Title: Regional fiscal disparities in Chinese cities: Revenue-expenditure perspectivePublished in Applied Geography, August 20241. IntroductionRegional inequality has long been a key concern for scholars and policymakers. Since the reform ...

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发表时间：2024-08-04

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Gold AwardThe 13th (2023) Qian Xuesen Urbanology Gold AwardShowcase of Award-Winning WorksIntroductionMore than two thousand years ago, Aristotle, the great ancient Greek thinker and philosopher, stated: "People come to the city to live; they dwell in the city to live a better life." In 1985, Qian Xuesen, the father of China’s "Two Bombs, One Satellite" program, pointed out that a city constitutes ...

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发表时间：2024-07-25

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Editor’s PrefaceUrban fiscal issues stand at the core of urban regeneration. After decades of rapid urban expansion driven by new greenfield construction, China’s urbanisation has entered a new era characterised by slower spatial growth and a greater focus on quality, bringing massive latent demand for regeneration of ageing urban districts. As a flagship academic journal for urban planning scholarship,...

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发表时间：2024-06-24

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Editor’s NoteThis article is authored by Liu Zhi, Research Fellow and Director of the Peking University–Lincoln Institute Center for Urban Development and Land Policy, a member of the China Urban Hundred Forum. It was originally published in the June 2024 issue (Issue No. 203) of Twenty-First Century Bimonthly. Reprinted with the author’s authorization, with minor editorial revisions for this post....

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发表时间：2024-06-17

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Authors: Liu Zhi, Huang Zhiji, Yin Zihan, Zhang LixinThe original English version of this paper was published in The China Quarterly:Zhi Liu, Zhiji Huang, Zihan Yin and Lixin Zhang. “Urban Regeneration under National Land Use Control: Guangdong's ‘Three-Old’ Redevelopment Programme”. The China Quarterly, Volume 258, June 2024, pp. 441–456.This post excludes footnotes and references; please refer ...