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International Conference on Spatial and Social Transformation in Urban China 13-14 Dec 2012Hong Kong

Program book

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Contents

Welcome message

Welcome Message from the Chairman of the Conference Organizing Committee 02-03

Organizers, Sponsor and Supporters 04

Conference Organizing Committee 05

Conference Venue 06

Registration and Receptions 07

Keynote Speakers 08

Conference Timetable

Program at a Glance 09-10

Plenary Sessions 11

Parallel Sessions 12-26

Useful Information

Post-Conference Field Excursion 27

Banquet Information 28

Transportation Information 29

Useful Numbers and Resources 30

Abstracts 31-111

International Conference on Spatial and Social Transformation in Urban China02

Welcome message from the Chairman of the Conference Organizing CommitteeI would like to extend my warmest welcome to the International Conference on

Spatial and Social Transformation in Urban China. This conference is part of the

global social science initiative of the Faculty of Social Sciences, Hong Kong Baptist

University. It is also a continuation of the partnership between the Center for China

Urban and Regional Studies of Hong Kong Baptist University and the Center of

Urban Studies and Urban Planning of the University of Hong Kong in organizing

a series of conferences on China Urban Development. The involvement of the

David C. Lam Institute for East-West Studies of Hong Kong Baptist University

and the Urban China Research Network (UCRN) affiliated with Brown University

and SUNY at Albany in the organization of the conference, and the support of

the Geographical Society of China, Association of American Geographers, and

Hong Kong Geographical Association, make the conference a truly international

platform for academic exchanges. I wish to take this opportunity to thank all

co-organizers, supporters and sponsors of the conference for your great

contribution and cooperation!

We chose｀Spatial and social transformation in Urban China’as the major theme

of this conference to address the many issues that Chinese cities have experienced

in the past decades. The rapid spatial, economic and social developments

have drastically changed Chinese cities and the life of urban Chinese. The built

environment has been remade, with commodity housing estates replacing

traditional Danwei compounds as the predominant spatial units in major Chinese

cities. Housing conditions and living spaces have substantially improved and

increased for most people in urban China.

Access to private car usage has become prevalent for many Chinese urbanites.

The increased mobility has led to a considerably expanded life space and

individualization of lifestyle. On the other hand, traffi c congestion and air pollution

have become problems of social and political signifi cance. Soaring housing prices

outpace people’s income growth and the affordability of homes is becoming

a problem for many, especially the urban poor. Intensifying social polarization

has heightened the tension between the rich and the poor. Opportunities to get

rich and to advance one’s career are shrinking for the younger generation and

it has become harder for them to climb the social ladder. It is our hope that this

conference will help improve understandings about all of these issues experienced

in urban China.

Welcome Message

International Conference on Spatial and Social Transformation in Urban China 03

I am pleased to report that since the first call for papers, the conference has

received overwhelming responses. More than 150 papers will be presented at

the conference, covering topics on Chinese urbanization, inequality and social

stratification, urban transport and travel behaviour, housing affordability, urban

governance, urban economics, etc. Paper contributors come from all over the

world, including United States, Germany, the United Kingdom, Netherlands,

Singapore, France, Mainland China, Taiwan and Hong Kong, etc. I am very grateful

to Prof. Anthony Cheung, Secretary for Transport and Housing, Hong Kong SAR

government, for sparing time from his very tight schedule to deliver an opening

address. I am very honoured to have Prof. Deborah Davis of Yale University and

Prof. Yuemin Ning of East China Normal University as our keynote speakers. I

would also like to extend my great appreciation to all session chairs and presenters

for your contribution to this conference. I am confident that you will find this

conference rewarding and stimulating and your future research will benefit from

your experience here.

I would like to express my sincere gratitude to members of the organising

committee: Profs Mei-Po Kwan, Si-ming Li, John Logan, Bernie Owen and Anthony

Yeh for your great support. Last but not least, I wish to extend my heartfelt thanks

to the conference secretariat: Miss Lyn Lin, Dr Allison Hui, Dr Jun Wang, and

Miss Rainbow Ng. Without their dedication and hard work, the success of this

conference would not have been possible.

Wang, DonggenChairman of the Conference Organizing Committee

Director, Centre for China Urban and Regional Studies

Professor, Department of Geography, Hong Kong Baptist University

Welcome Message


Organizers, Sponsor and Supporters

Organizers

Centre for China Urban and Regional StudiesHong Kong Baptist University

Department of GeographyHong Kong Baptist University

David C. Lam Institute for East-West Studies (LEWI)Hong Kong Baptist University

Centre of Urban Studies and Urban PlanningThe University of Hong Kong

Urban China Research NetworkBrown University and University at Albany

Sponsor

Supporters

Hong Kong Geographical Association

The Geographical Society of China

Association of American Geographers

Organizers, Sponsor and Supporters



Conference Organizing Committee

Conference Organizing Committee

Organizing CommitteeKwan, Mei-Po University of California, Berkeley

Li, Si-Ming Hong Kong Baptist University

Logan , John R Brown University, USA

Bernhart, Owen R Hong Kong Baptist University

Yeh, Anthony Gar-On The University of Hong Kong

Chair Wang, Donggen Centre for China Urban and Regional Studies and Department of Geography Hong Kong Baptist University

International Advisory CommitteeBao, Jigang Sun Yat-sen University, China

Boquet, Yves University of Burgundy, France

Cervero, Robert University of California, Berkeley, USA

Chai, Yanwei Peking University, China

Chan, Kam-Wing University of Washington, USA

Dijst, Martin Utrecht University, the Netherlands

Fan, Cindy C. University of California, Los Angeles, USA

Forrest, Ray City University of Hong Kong

Friedmann, John University of British Columbia, Canada

Glasmeier, Amy MIT, USA

Gu, Chaolin Tsinghua University, China

He, Canfei Peking University, China

Lin, George C. S. The University of Hong Kong

Liu, Lin University of Cincinnati, USA

Liu, Weidong Chinese Academy of Sciences, China

Murphy, Alec University of Oregon, USA

Ning, Yuemin East China Normal University, China

Richardson, Doug Association of American Geographers, USA

Shen, Jianfa The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Sheppard, Eric University of Minnesota, USA

Sit, Victor F. S. Hong Kong Baptist University

Timmermans, Harry Eindhoven University of Technology, the Netherlands

Wang, De Tongji University, China

Wang, James The University of Hong Kong

Wang, Rui University of California, Los Angeles, USA

Wang, Ya ping Heriot-Watt University, UK

Wei, Dennis Yehua University of Utah, USA

Wu, Fulong University College London, UK

Yeung, Henry National University of Singapore

Zhang, Wenzhong Chinese Academy of Sciences, China

Conference SecretariatLin, Lyn Centre for China Urban and Regional Studies, Hong Kong Baptist University

Hui, Allison David C. Lam Institute for East-West Studies, Hong Kong Baptist University

Wang, Jun David C. Lam Institute for East-West Studies, Hong Kong Baptist University

Ng, Rainbow Department of History, Hong Kong Baptist University


Conference Venue

Location Map

Conference Venue

For details information on transportation to the Conference venue, please refer to pp.29.

Academic and Administration Building (AAB), Hong Kong Baptist University Road,

Kowloon Tong, Kowloon, Hong Kong


Registration and Receptions

Registration Information

Date : 12 December 2012

Time : 1600-2000

Location : AAB1218, 12/F, Academic and Administration Building (AAB),

Hong Kong Baptist University Road, Kowloon Tong

Date : 13 &14 December 2012

Time : 0800-1700

Location : Reception Desk, AAB201, 2/F, Academic and Administration

Building (AAB), Hong Kong Baptist University Road, Kowloon Tong

Pre-Conference Reception Hosted by Department of Geography, Hong Kong Baptist University


Time : 1800-2000

Location : AAB1217 & AAB1221, 12/F, Academic and Administration

Building (AAB), Hong Kong Baptist University Road, Kowloon Tong

Drinks and snacks will be served. All are welcome.

Reception Hosted by UCRN (Urban China Research Network)


Time : 1900-2000

Location : Renfrew Restaurant, 2/F, David C. Lam Building (DLB),

Shaw Campus, Hong Kong Baptist University, Refrew Road,

Kowloon Tong

Drinks and snacks will be served. All are welcome.

Registration and Receptions


Prof. Deborah S. Davis , Yale University, USA

Deborah Davis S. is currently Professor of Sociology at Yale University where she

has also served as Director of Academic Programs at the Yale Center for the Study

of Globalization, Chair of the Department of Sociology, Chair of the Council of East

Asian Studies, and co-chair of the Women’s Faculty Forum. Author or editor of

eight books, past publications have analyzed the politics of the Cultural Revolution,

Chinese family life, pension and welfare policy, consumer culture, property rights,

social stratification and occupational mobility. In 2009 Stanford University Press

published Creating Wealth and Poverty in Post-Socialist China, co-edited with Wang

Feng and this year she and anthropologist Sara Friedman have completed a new

volume entitled Marriage and Sexuality in Cosmopolitan China. In a current project

with Professors Chen Juan ( HKPU) and Pierre Landry ( University of Pittsburgh) she

is examining how the “penalties of rural birth” vary across time and space.

Prof. Yuemin Ning, East China Normal University, China

Prof. Yuemin NING is Distinguished Professor and Director of the Center for Modern

Chinese City Studies of East China Normal University, one of key research institute

of humanities and social sciences in universities. His research mainly focuses on

urban geography, urban planning and urban economics. He is the first author of

From Spatial Division of Labor to Spatial Organization in Metropolitan Areas (in 2011),

Spatial Organization of Enterprise and Development of City-region (in 2011), History

of Chinese Cities (in 1994), co-authors of Introduction to Urban Geography (1983)

and Urban Geography (1997, 2009), and has published over 80 articles in China

and international academic journals. He is the former Director of Urban Geography

Committee, China Geography Association, editor-in-chief of China Urban Studies,

assistant editor-in-chief of Human Geography and World Regional Study, and editor

of City Planning Review.

Keynote Speakers

Keynote Speakers



Program at a Glance

Wednesday 12 December 2012

16:00-20:00 Registration: AAB1218, 12/Floor, Academic and Administration Building (AAB), Hong Kong Baptist University Road, Kowloon Tong

18:00-20:00Pre-conference Reception hosted by Department of Geography, Hong Kong Baptist University, AAB1217 & AAB1221, 12/Floor, Academic and Administration Building (AAB), Hong Kong Baptist University Road, Kowloon Tong

Thursday 13 December 2012

8:00-17:00 Registration: Reception desk, AAB201, 2/Floor, Academic and Administration Building (AAB), Hong Kong Baptist University Road, Kowloon Tong

Plenary sessions AAB201

09:00-09:45 Opening and Welcome

Welcome address: Prof. Wong, Rick, Vice President (Research and Development), Hong Kong Baptist University

Welcome address: Prof. Bailey, Adrian, Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences, Hong Kong Baptist University

Opening speech: Prof. Cheung, Anthony, Bing-leung, Secretary for Transport and Housing, Hong Kong SAR Government

09:45-10:55 Keynote speeches

Institutional and Theoretical Challenges to Understanding Urban China, Prof. Davis, Deborah S., Yale University, U.S.A.

The Role of Large City Clusters in Regional Development, Prof. Ning, Yuemin, East China Normal University, China

10:55-11:15 Coffee break

Parallel sessions AAB609 AAB610 AAB611 AAB612 AAB613

11:15-12:30Managing sustainable development

Industry, Employment and space

Urban and regional transportation

Urban life 1 - children and crime

Complex migrant lives

12:30-13:30 Lunch: Renfrew Restaurant, 2/F David C. Lam Building

13:30-15:10Understanding sustainable governance

Social housing Activity-travel behaviour I

Urban life 2 - inequality and well-being

Theorizing urbanization


15:25-17:00 Land and housing markets

Housing inequality and residential differentiation in chinese cities

Employment accessibility

Urbanization and Inequality

Urban renewal -culture and leisure

17:05-18:15 Urban growth and transformation

Contrasting housing experiences: migrants and other population groups

Activity-travel behaviour II Migrants Food and Markets

19:00-21:30 Conference Dinner

Logan/Henderson Economic Perspectives panels

Polarized Residential Landscape in Transitional Chinese Cities edited book panels

CURS workshop on Spatial Behavior and Planning



Friday 14 December 2012

8:00-17:00 Registration: Reception desk, AAB201, 2/Floor, Academic and Administration Building (AAB), Hong Kong Baptist University Road, Kowloon Tong

Plenary session AAB201

09:00-10:30

Forum on Strategic Directions in Geography, International Perspectives

Chaired by Prof Kwan, Mei-Po ; Panel members: Prof Murphy, Alexander, Prof. Chai, Yanwei, Dr Richardson, Doug, Prof. Wu, Fulong, Prof Dijst, Martin, Prof Liu, Weidong,


Parallel sessions AAB609 AAB610 AAB611 AAB612 AAB613

10:45-12:25 Migrants/minoritiesHousing and access

Managing urban environments

Land use and urban development

Innovation and entrepreneurship

12:30-13:30 Lunch: Renfrew Restaurant, 2/F David C. Lam Building

13:30-15:10 Urban development

Gated communities and resident committees

Space-time perspectives on urban developments

Spatial transformation

Multilevel governance


15:25-17:00 Health and environment

Gated communities and housing for the rich

Accessible citiesUrban and regional developments

Finance and property

17:05-18:15 Labor markets

Homeowners associations and contested urban governance

Modelling behaviour

Regeneration and resistance Creative cities

1700-2130 Reception hosted by UCRN and Dinner

Urban China Reseach Network panels

Logan/Henderson Economic Perspectives panels

Polarized Residential Landscape in Transitional Chinese Cities edited book panels

CURS workshop on Spatial Behavior and Planning


Plenary Session on 13 December 2012Opening and Welcome

Time : 09:00-09:45

Venue : AAB201, 2/F, Academic and Administration Building (AAB), Hong Kong Baptist University Road, Kowloon Tong

MC : Hui, Allison

Welcome Addresses

Prof Wong, RickVice President (Research and Development), Hong Kong Baptist University

Prof. Bailey, AdrianDean, Faculty of Social Science, Hong Kong Baptist University

Opening SpeechProf. Cheung, Anthony Bing-leungSecretary for Transport and Housing, Hong Kong SAR Government

Keynote Speeches

Time : 09:45-10:55

Venue : AAB201, 2/F, Academic and Administration Building (AAB), Hong Kong Baptist University Road, Kowloon Tong

Presider : Wang, Donggen Chairman, Conference Organizing Committee

09:45-10:20

Institutional and Theoretical Challenges to Understanding Urban ChinaProf. Davis, Deborah S.Yale University

10:20-10:55

The Role of Large City Clusters in Regional DevelopmentProf. Ning, YueminEast China Normal University

Plenary Session on 14 December 2012Strategic Directions in Geography: International PerspectiveTime : 09:00-10:30

Venue : AAB201, 2/F, Academic and AdministrationBuilding (AAB), Hong Kong Baptist University Road, Kowloon Tong

Chaired by Prof. Kwan, Mei-Po Department of Geography and Geographic Information Science, University of IllinoisFaculty of Geosciences, Utrecht UniversityDepartment of Land Surveying and Geo-Informatics, Hong Kong Polytechnic University

Panel Members


Dr Richardson, DougAssociation of American Geographers

Prof. Chai, YanweiCollege of Urban and Environmental Science, Peking University

Prof. Murphy, AlexanderDepartment of Geography, University of Oregon

Prof. Wu, FulongBarlett School of Planning, University College London

Prof. Dijst, MartinFaculty of Geosciences, Utrecht University

Prof. Liu, WeidongInstitute of Geographical Sciences and Natural Resources Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences


AAB609 11:15-12:30 Managing sustainable development

Presider: Richardson, Doug, American Association of Geographers, U.S.A.Authors Affi liation

Towards sustainable fl ood risk management practice in a megacity: challenges and recommendations in thePearl River Delta Case

Chan, FKS*

School of Geography, University of Leeds, UKMitchell, G

McDonald, AT

Delta-scale strategies for sustainable urban development and fl ood mitigation: implication of Dutch experience for Guangzhou, the Pearl River Delta

Tai, Yuting*Department of Urbanism, Faculty of Architecture, Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands

Landscape strategies for reducing the negative impact of hard armoring of urban riverbanks through optimized planting: case study of the riverbanks in Wuhan City, China

Fang, Zhou School of Architecture and Urban Planning, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, ChinaWang, Zhen*

A critical review of urban & rural land development management system in Taiwan and China under the trend of rapid urbanization

Wu, Kangli* Department of Urban Planning, Graduate School of Architecture, Harbin Institute of Technology, ChinaLu, Ming

13:30-15:10 Understanding sustainable governancePresider: Liu Weidong, Chinese Academy of Science, China

Contested timber: the politics of tree planting in Qingdao Demgenski, Philipp*Anthropology Department, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, HK

The green leap forward: eco-state restructuring and the Tianjin-Binhai eco-city model

Chang, I-Chun Catherine*

Department of Geography, University of Minnesota, USA

Sheppard, Eric S. Department of Geography, University of

California, Los Angeles, USALeitner, Helga

Towards sustainable communities in China: an analysis framework and comparison of sustainable community assessment systems

Xu, Siyang*Department of Urban Planning and Design, The University of Hong Kong, USAChan,

Roger C. K.

‘Environment’ as an evolving concept in China’s urban planning system

Xu, Jiang* Department of Geography and Resource Management, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, HK

Chung, King Lam*

15:25-17:00 Economic perspectives: Land and housing marketsPresider: Zheng, Siqi, Tsinghua University, China

Land market distortion and incomplete urbanization: evidence from China’s prefecture-level cities

Zhang, Jipeng* Division of Economics, Nanyang Technological University, China

Fan, JianyongFudan University, China

Mo, Jiawei

Intra-urban spatial inequality across Chinese cities

Zheng, Siqi* Institute of Real Estate Studies, Tsinghua University, China

Fu, Yuming Department of Real Estate, National University of Singapore, Singapore

Ren, Rongrong Academy of Microeconomic Research, National Development and Reform Commission, China

Housing price appreciation, investment demand and the timing to buy: evidence from Chinese urban household survey

Zhang, Qinghua* Guanghua School of Management,

Peking UniversityCao, Yujin

Cai, Hongbin

Conference Timetable13 December 2012

Parallel Session Schedule 13 December 2012 (Thursday)* denotes presenting author


13 December 2012Conference Timetable

17:05-18:15 Economic perspectives: Urban growth and transformationPresider: Henderson, Vernon, Brown University, U.S.A.

Roads, railroads and decentralization of Chinese cities

Baum-Snow, Nathaniel

Department of Economics, Brown University, USA

Brandt, Loren Department of Economics, University of Toronto, Canada

Henderson,J. Vernon*

Department of Economics, Brown University, USA

Turner, Matthew A.

Department of Economics, University of Toronto, Canada

Zhang, Qinghua Guanghua School of Management, Peking University, China

Local taxes and public good choice in a spatial equilibrium model: implications for urban growth pattern in China

Fu, Yuming* Department of Real Estate, National University of Singapore, SingaporeLiang, Lanfeng

A shift in China's urban entrepreneurialism-evidence from Jiangsu Province

Chan, Roger C. K.*Department of Urban Planning and Design, The University of Hong KongXian, Shi

Li, Lingyue

AAB610 11:15-12:30 Industry, employment and space

Presider: Chan, Roger, The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Model-based unemployment rate in urban China Cheng, Yuan* Population Research Institute, Fudan University, China

Research on the evolution of urban employment space distribution of fi nancial sector: a case study of Nanjing city

Yidan, Zhang* College of Architecture, Southeast University, ChinaWang, Xingping

Gender differences in the spatial distribution of high-skilled migrants in Nanjing, China

Cui, Can* Urban Geography at Urban and Regional Research Centre Utrecht, Faculty of Geosciences, Utrecht University, the Netherlands

Hooimeijer, Pieter

Geertman, Stan

Pu, Yingxia Department of Geographic Information Science, Nanjing University, China

Study on the regional pattern changes and the infl uencing factors of China Wang, Guixin*

Institute of Population Research, Fudan University, China

13:30-15:10 Social housingPresider: Chiu, Rebecca, The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Low-income housing in urban China

Halsall, Jamie P*

School of Human and Health Sciences, The University of Huddersfi eld, UK

Gu, Chaolin School of Architecture, Tsinghua Univerisity, China

Cook, Ian G School of Humanities and Social Science, Liverpool John Moores University, UK

From socialist to post-socialist housing and estate policies: the case of China and Czech Republic

Haila, Anne* Department of Social Research, Public Policy, University of Heisinki, Finland

Krivy, Maros University of Heisinki, Finland

Local responses to globalization: subsidized housing policy and socio-spatial transformations in globalizing Shanghai

Xu, Zhumin* Department of Urban Studies, University of New Orleans, USA

Authors Affi liation

* denotes presenting author


Social housing in Guangzhou, China: a review on policies, practices and related issues

Chen, Tingting*

Department of Building and Real Estate, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, HK

Wong, Francis KW

Hui, Eddie CM

Customer preference for unit plans of medium-sized apartment inChinese cities

Gao, Xiaolu*Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China

Asami Yasushi Centre for Spatial Information Science, The University of Tokyo, Japn

Zhou Yanmin School of Architecture, Tsinghua Univerisity, China

Ishikawa Toru Centre for Spatial Information Science, The University of Tokyo, Japan

15:25-17:00 Polarized Residential Landscape in Transitional Chinese Cities:Housing Inequality and Residential Differentiation in Chinese CitiesPresiders: Huang, Youqin, State University of New York, U.S.A.; Li, Siming, Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong KongHousing inequality in urban China in the fi rst decade of the twenty-fi rst century Li, Si-ming*

David C Lam Institute of East-West Studies, Hong Kong Baptist University, HK

Mobility, housing inequality and residential segregation in transitional urban China: a case study of Wuhan

Huang, Youqin* Department of Geography and Planning, State University of New York, USA

Yi, Chengdong* Department of Urban and Real Estate, Central University of Finance and Economics, China

Residential location patterns across concentric zones in 2006 Beijing Fang, Yiping*

Nohad A. Toulan School of Urban Studies and Planning, Portland State University, Portland

17:05-18:15 Polarized Residential Landscape in Transitional Chinese Cities:Contrasting Housing Experiences: Migrants and other population groups Presiders: Huang, Youqin, State University of New York, U.S.A.; Li, Siming, Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong

Urbanization and informal housing in China

Wang, YaPing School of the Built Environment, Heriot-Watt University, Scotland, UK

Du, Huimin* Department of Geography, Hong Kong Baptist University, HK

Li, Si-ming David C Lam Institute of East-West Studies, Hong Kong Baptist University, HK

Losses and gains of rural migrants in housing market: examining marketization effects using 2005 micro-census data

Zhu, Yushu* School of Architecture, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign, USA

Diversifi cation of the urban experience: neighbourhood types, housing mobility and neighbourhood attachment in Nanjing, China

Madrazo, Brenda* Utrecht University, the Netherlands

Social capital, housing, and quality of life of temporary migrants in urban China: evidence from a twelve-city migrant survey

Liu, Zhilin School of Public Policy and Management, Tsinghua University, China

Wang, Yujun Department of Sociology, Renmin University of China, China



Authors Affi liationContinued from previous page


AAB611 11:15-12:30 Urban and regional transportation

Presider: Wang, Rui, University of California ,Los Angeles, U.S.A.Authors Affi liation

Building high-speed railway oriented CBD in China: involvement of multi-actors Dai, Guowen* University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands

Bus rapid transit : from Brazil to Chinese cities Boquet, Yves* Department of Geography, University of Bourgogne, France

Parking policies and practices under rapid motorization: the case of Chinese cities Wang, Rui*

Luskin School of Public Affairs, University of California ,Los Angeles, USA

Financing subway systems through land value capture in China: a case study in Shenzhen

Li, Weifeng* Department of Urban Planning and Design, The University of Hong Kong, HK

Huang, Li School of Urban Planning and Design, Peking University Shenzhen Graduate School, ChinaWu, Jiansheng

13:30-15:10 CURS Workshop on Spatial Behavior and Planning: Activity-travel behaviour IPresider: Timmermans, Harry, Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands

Gender roles and activity-travel behavior in different types of households: comparison between China and the Netherlands

Yang, Dujuan

Urban Planning Group, Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands

Rasouli , Soora

Timmermans, Harry

Wang, Donggen Department of Geography, Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong

Tour generation, selection and interdependence of daily activity-travel analysis in urban China

Ma, Jing* School of Geography, University of Leeds, UK

Chai, Yanwei School of Urban and Environmental Sciences, Peking University, China

Travel behavior change after the introduction of public bicycle systems: case study in Minhang District, Shanghai

Zhu, Wei* Department of Urban Planning, Tongji University, China

Pang, Yuqi Guangdong Urban Development Research Centre, China

Wang, De Department of Urban Planning, Tongji University, China

One country two life styles: a comparative study of time use and activity-travel behavior between Hong Kong and Beijing

Lin, Tao* Department of Geography, Hong Kong Baptist University, ChinaWang, Donggen

Where to participate with whom? Analysis of place and companion choice in Beijing (China) and Utrecht (The Netherlands)

Zhao, Ying* College of Urban and Environmental Sciences, Peking University, China

Dijst, Martin Urban and Regional Research Centre, Utrecht University, the Netherlands

Chai, Yanwei School of Urban and Environmental Sciences, Peking University, China

15:25-17:00 CURS Workshop on Spatial Behvaior and Planning: Employment accessibilityPresider: Liu Yungang, Sun Yat-sen University, ChinaSpatial mismatch and its impact on employees from relocated enterprises in urban china: case study in Guangzhou

Zhou, Suhong* School of Geography and Planning, Sun Yat-sen University, ChinaWu, Zhidong

Employment accessibility and residential land values: a comparison of multilevel approach with spatial approach

Dong, Guanpeng*

School of Geographical Sciences and Centre for Multilevel Modeling, University of Bristol, UK

Zhang, Wenzhong

Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China




Assessment of simulation on visitor fl ow in the Shanghai World Expo 2010

Ma, Li*Department of Urban Planning, Tongji University, ChinaWang, De

Zhu, Wei

Bus Commuters’ Jobs/Housing Balance and Commute Effi ciency: An exploration using smart card data

Zhou, Jiangping*

Department of Community and Regional Planning: Iowa State University, USABeijing Urban Planning and Design Institute, ChinaLong, Ying

17:05-18:15 CURS Workshop on Spatial Behvaior and Planning: Activity-travel behaviour IIPresider: Zhen, Feng, Nanjing university, China

A study on the bicycle travel environments based on the cycling route choice behavior

Pan, Huijing*Department of Urban Planning, Tongji University, ChinaWang, De

Zhu, Wei

Exploring the implications of urban railway transport on residents’ travel-to-work behavior: case studies of Beijing urban area

Zhang, Jing-qiu*

College of Arts and Sciences of Beijing Union University, China

Zhen, Mao-cheng*

Meng, Xing*

Zhu, Hai-yong

A comparison study on students’ spatial activities between old campus and new campus Mao, Mengru*

Department of Geography, Nanjing University, China

The Geography of the micro-blog phenomenon: the perspective of social network analysis Zhen, Feng*

School of Architecture and Urban Planning, Nanjing University, China

AAB61211:15-12:30 Urban life 1 - children and crime

Presider: Chan, Kara, Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong

How Chinese adolescent girls perceive gender roles: a psychological study

Chan, Kara* Department of Communication Studies, Hong Kong Baptist University, HKNg, Yu Leung

Segregation, poverty, and friendship patterns among the children of migrant workers in Beijing

Fong, Eric* Department of Sociology, University of Toronto, Canada

Tsang, Bill the University of Hong Kong, HK

Li, Guoqing Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, China

Dai, JianzhongBeijing Academy of Social Sciences , China

Han, Jialing

What characteristics of urban development matter in the planning of healthy and safe communities: fi ndings from spatial analysis of juvenile delinquents?

Law, Jane* University of Toronto,Canada

Study of the temporal-spatial pattern of larceny in Pudong New Area, Shanghai

Mao, Yuanyuan*The State Innovative Institute for Public Management and Policy Studies at Fudan University, China

Ding, Jiajun Shanghai Municipal Engineering Design Institute (Group) CO., Ltd, China




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13:30-15:10 Urban life 2 - inequality and well-beingPresider: Wu, Fulong, University College London, U.K.

Authors Affi liationSpatial inequality in compulsory education in China, 1980-2010 Jiang, Jin*

Department of Sociology, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, HK

Urbanization, factor distribution and urban-rural income inequality in China: a spatial econometric analysis based on the GWR method

Li, Ying-cheng*

School of Architecture, Southeast University, China

Zhu, Qiu-shi*

Wang, Xing-ping*

Neighboring and neighborhood attachment in China's urban meighbourhoods: a case study of beijing

Wu, Fu long* Bartlett School of Planning, University College London, UK

Logan, John Department of Sociology, Brown University , USA

A residential subjective well-being study in Beijing, ChinaWang, Fenglong* Department of Geography, Hong Kong Baptist

University, HKWang, Donggen

Global connections impact local communities satisfaction: a research note on urban Shanghai Sun, Jiaming*

Department of Sociology, School of Social Development and Public Policy Fudan University, China

15:25-17:00 Urbanization and inequalityPresider: Landry, Pierre, University of Pittsburgh, U.S.A.

Urbanization in post-reform China and policy responses Shen, Jianfa*Department of Geography and Resource Management, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, HK

Local state, gentrifi cation, and neoliberal urbanism in Chinese cities

Zhang, Yueming*

Department of Geography, Clark University, USA

Space justice about ins and outs between water gate: a case study of Dongfeng Village Liu, Danping*

Institute of Population and Labor Economics, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, China

Mircro study on transformation of rural population in urban village during the process of urbanization in Suzhou City: case of Shenxiang

Fan, Lingyun*School of Architecture and Urban Planning, Suzhou University of Science and Technology, China

Wang, De Department of Urban Planning, Tongji University, China

Using remote sensing data on urbanization as an alternative to the offi cial classifi cation system of ‘urban’ units in China

Landry, Pierre* University of Pittsburgh, USA

Ng, Jason Q. Asian Studies Centre, University of Pittsburgh, USA

17:05-18:15 Migrants Presider: Shen, Jianfa, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Case study on the occupation transition and urbanization process of immigrants to Shanghai

Wu, Zuquan*Department of Urban Planning, Tongji University, ChinaWang, De

Zhu, Wei

Decisions to move and destination choices of skilled migrants in China, 2000-2005

Liu, Ye* Department of Geography and Resource Management, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, HKShen, Jianfa

“Hukou” status, place affi liation, and identity formation: the case of migrant workers in metropolitan Beijing Li, Wei* Kyushu University, Japan

The spatial characteristics analysis of migrant population in Shanghai

Geng, HuizhiDepartment of Urban Planning, Tongji University, ChinaWang, Qi

Shen, Danfeng



AAB613 11:15-12:30 Complex migrant lives

Presider: Wu, Weiping, Tufts University, U.S.A.Authors Affi liation

Migration, intergroup relations, and the restructuring of urban space: African traders in Guangzhou Lan, Shanshan*

David C. Lam Institute for East-West Studies, Hong Kong Baptist University, HK

Transbordering and diverse Hong Kong mobilities

Hui, Allison*David C. Lam Institute for East-West Studies, Hong Kong Baptist University, HKLan, Shanshan

Bailey, Adrian

Migrant peddlers and beggars and the creation of public space in urban China

Flock, Ryanne* Free University Berlin; Sun Yat-sen University , China

Breitung, Werner

School of Geography and Planning, Sun Yat-sen University, China

Migration politics in Chinese international cities: a case study of Japanese expatriates in Guangzhou Liu, Yungang*

School of Geography Science and Planning, Sun Yat-sen University, China

13:30-15:10 Theorizing urbanizationPresider: Dijst, Martin, Utrecht University, The Netherlands

Chinese urbanism revisitedDing, Yannan* Department of Urban Planning, Hefei University of Technology, China

Kesteloot, Christian

Department of Earth and Environmental Science, KU Leuven, Belgium

Crossing the 50 percent population rubicon: can China continue to urbanize to prosperity?

Chan, Kam Wing*

Department of Geography, University of Washington, USA

Coping with urban life in an urbanized world: Helmuth Plessner’s meaning for contemporary urban geography Dijst, Martin*

Faculty of Geosciences, Utrecht University, the Netherlands

Chinese metropolises in transformation: state power reshuffl ing, land commodifi cation, and uneven urban development

Lin, George CS* Department of Geography, The University of Hong Kong, HK

City in the midst of China’s turnaround Kinnari, Annukka*Department of Public and Social Administration, City University of Hong Kong, HK

15:25-17:00 Urban renewal - culture and leisurePresider: Lee, Fred, The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Confl icts between urban renewal and cultural heritage conservation in China: an application of the Advocacy Coalition Framework to analyzing the case of Guangzhou

Lee, Fred*Department of Geography, The University of Hong Kong, HKLee, Ka Yin

Anna*

Contestation of memory and identity in adaptive reuse: a case study from Hong Kong

Fu, Lin* Department of Government, Cornell University, USA

Chiu, Miranda* London School of Economics, UK

Consumption-led mobilized urbanism: socio-spatial separation in the snowbird city of Sanya

Wu, Yue-fang School of Tourism Management, Sun Yat-sen University, ChinaXu, Hong-gang*

Lew, Alan A Department of Geography, Planning and Recreation, Northern Arizona University, USA

Geographical differences in cultural symbols consumption of activation and utilization of the urban historical and cultural landscape: comparative study of Nanjing and Shanghai.

Li, Na* Art School of Nanjing University of Finance and Economics, China

Transformation of urban spatial form in relation to public vitality: case study of Shanghai Old Town Lu, Yu*

Department of Urbanism, Faculty of Architecture, Delft University of Technology




17:05-18:15 Food and marketsPresider: Blake, Megan K., University of Sheffi eld, U.K.

Forging urban-rural connections through alternative food networks:the emergence of Community Supported Agriculture and buying clubs in China

Scott, Steffanie

Department of Geography and Environmental Management, University of Waterloo, Canada

Si, Zhenzhong*

Schumilas, Theresa

Global consumer culture in urban China: spatialization and localization of western fast food chains

Zhang, Min* Department of Urban and Regional Planning, Nanjing University, China

Wu, Weiping* Department of Urban and Environmental Policy and Planning, Tufts University, USA

Ordinary spaces in a World City: Hong Kong’s wet markets Blake, Megan K*

Hong Kong Baptist University; Department of Geography, University of Sheffi eld, USA

The transformation of urban vegetable retail in China: wet markets, supermarkets, and informal markets in Shanghai

Zhang, Qian Forrest*

School of Social Sciences, Singapore Management University, Singapore





AAB609 10:45-12:25 UCRN: Migrants/minorities

Presider: Logan, John, Brown University, U.S.A.Discussants: Wu, Weiping, Tufts University, U.S.A.; Fong, Eric, University of Toronto, Canada

Authors Affi liationMoney and the metropolis: the ruble, competing currencies, and conceptions of race and citizenship in Russian Manchuria, 1890s-1920s

Hsu, Chia Yin* Department of History, Portland State University, Portland

China’s ‘Chocolate City’:an ethnic enclave in a changing landscape Li, Zhigang*


Framing China’s new generation rural migrants’ urban experience: the state, market and society He, Shenjing*


Improving localized social capital and advancing migrants' social integration in urban China

Ren, Yuan* School of Social Development and Public Policy, Fudan University, ChinaLi, Tao

13:30-15:10 UCRN: Urban developmentPresider: Gu, Chaolin, Tsinghua University, ChinaDiscussants: Stapleton, Kristin, University at Buffalo, SUNY, U.S.A.; Leaf, Michael, University of British Columbia, CanadaThe effects of Japanese bombing on Chongqing’s urban development: a study of the air raids of May 3rd and 4th, 1939

Zhang, Jin*Institute of Advanced Studies in the Humanities and Social Science, Chongqing University, China

Urban pathologies: China’s ghost cities

Sorace, Christian*

Department of Government, University of Texas, USA

Hurst, William Department of Political Science, University of Toronto, Canada

From industrial space to new urban district: the transformation of Suzhou Industrial Park

Luo, Xiaolong* Department of Urban Planning, Nanjing University, China

Wei, Yehua Dennis

Department of Geography and Institute of Public and International Affairs, University of Utah, USA

Tu, Jingyu Department of Urban Planning, Nanjing University, China

The ‘hurried’ local state: why post-Mao Chinese cities and regions grow up so fast so soon

Chien, Shiuh-Shen Crison*

Department of Geography, National Taiwan University, Taiwan

Huang, Zhi-qing Department of Geography, National Taiwan University, Taiwan

Revitalizing historical quarters in China: urban transformation of Xiguan, Guangzhou Chen, Yu*

Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore

15:25-17:00 UCRN: Health and environmentPresider: Chan, Kam Wing, University of Washington, U.S.A.Discussants: Zhou, Min, University of California, Los Angles, U.S.A.; Ren, Yuan, Fudan University, ChinaEnvironmental and social risks and self-rated health among preadolescents in China Li, Wanxin*

Department of Public and Social Administration, City University of Hong Kong, HK

Living alone, social capital and elderly health in China Xu, Qingwen* School of Social Work, Tulane University, USA

Urban forest in China: natural endowment or socioeconomic product? Chen, Wendy*

Department of Geography, The University of Hong Kong, HK

Working class in the Yangzi Delta Lu, Hanlong* Institute of Sociology, Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences, China

Parallel Session Schedule 14 December 2012 (Friday)





17:05-18:15 Economic perspectives: Labor marketsPresider: Yang, Du, Chinese Academy of Social Science, China

Human capital externalities in China

Glaeser, Edward L.

Department of Economics, Harvard University, USA

Lu, Ming* Department of Economics, Fudan University, China

Language as a bridge: the effects of dialect on labor market performances in urban China

Chen, Binkai Central University of Finance and Economics, China

Chen, Zhao* China Centre for Economics Studies, Fudan University, China

Freeman, Richard

Department of Economics, Harvard University, USA

Lu, Ming Department of Economics, Fudan University, China

Causal analysis on the regional disparities in China’s urbanization

Du, Yang Institute of population and Labor Economics, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, ChinaZhang, Yan*

AAB610 10:45-12:25 Housing and Access

Presider: Lin, George, The University of Hong Kong, Hong KongDeterminants of housing amenity and living space of migrant workers in a destination city: a case study of fi ve factories in Dongguan, China

Chang, Feng-shuo* University of Kent, UK

Residential mobility in China: home ownership among rural-urban migrants after reform of the hukou registration system

Huang, Xu* Department of Human Geography and Planning, Faculty of Geosciences, Utrecht University, The NetherlandsDijst, Martin

van Weesep, Jan School of Social Development, Nanjing Normal

University, ChinaZou, Nongjian

Research on characteristics and machanism of home-work seperation of low-income groups in Beijing

Dang, Yunxiao*Institute of Geographical Sciences and Natural Resources, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China

Zhang, Wenzhong

Li, Chen

Residential segregation, governance fragmentation, and disparity in public service providing: the case of Shanghai

Li, Huiping*School of Public Economics and Administration, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, China

Wang, Qingfang Department of Geography, The University of North Carolina at Charlotte, USA

Shi, Wei Shanghai University of Finance and Economics; Shanghai Lixin University of Commerce, China

Deng, Zhongwei Le Zhi Real Estate Market Research and Consulting Co. Ltd.

13:30-15:10 Gated Communities and Resident CommitteesPresider: Randolph, Bill, University of New South Wales, Australia

Gating and service accessibility in Guangzhou China: emprical refl ections on theoretical assumptions

Hendrikx, Martijin Utrecht University, the Netherlands

Wissink, Bart* Department of Public and Social Administration, City University of Hong Kong, HK




Changing governance in Chinese villages: the emergence and operation of rural shareholding cooperatives

Liu, Zhuojun* Department of Urban Planning and Design, The University of Hong Kong, HKTang, Bo-sin

From mixed residential compounds to gated communities in Chinese cities: transition to sustainable housing forms?

Chiu, Rebecca LH*

Department of Urban Planning and Design, The University of Hong Kong, HK

15:25-17:00 Polarized Residential Landscape in Transitional Chinese Cities: Gated Communities and Housing for the RichPresiders: Huang, Youqin, State University of New York, U.S.A.; Li, Siming, Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong KongThe gated communities of chateaux in China. Back to feudalism?

Giroir, Guillaume*

Department of Geography, University of Orleans, France

Housing choices of the new rich in urban China: case studies in Beijing and Shanghai Song, Yu-ling*

National Chang-hua University of Education, Taiwan

Living the wired life in the commodity housing estates in urban China: everyday use of online neighborhood forums and community participation

Li, Limei* School of Social Development, East China Normal University, China

Li, Si-ming David C Lam Institute of East-West Studies, Hong Kong Baptist University, HK

17:05-18:15 Polarized Residential Landscape in Transitional Chinese Cities: Homeowners Associations and Contested Urban Governance Presiders: Huang, Youqin, State University of New York, U.S.A.; Li, Siming, Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong

The contentious democracy: homeowners associations in China through the lens of civil society

Fu, Qiang*Department of Sociology, Duke University, USA

Lin, Nan

Vying for the living space: theorizing a new form of urban politics in China Wang, Lili*

Department of Geography, Ohio State University, USA

Social and spatial boundaries in Chinese cities: the role of differentiated governance of neighborhoods and housing provision

Breitung, Werner*


Managing the nouveaux riches: Neighbourhood participation and governance in an upmarket residential development in Shanghai

Yip, Ngai Ming* City University of Hong Kong

Guo, Shengli East China University of Science and Technology

Sun, Xiaoyi City University of Hong Kong

AAB611 10:45-12:25 Managing urban environments

Presider: He, Canfei, Peking University, ChinaAir quality in urban China: does enforcement of environmental regulations matter? He, Canfei*

Colledge of Urban and Environmental Sciences, Peking University, China

Are industrial pollutant emissions related to economic density, distance and division of cities? The case of China

Huang, Zhiji* Colledge of Urban and Environmental Sciences, Peking University, China

Planning sustainable Chinese cities: the pivotal role of health

Hu, Hong*


Geertman, Stan

Hooimeijer, Pieter







13:30-15:10 CURS Workshop on Spatial Behvaior and Planning: Space-time perspectives on urban developmentsPresider: Chai, Yanwei, Peking University, China

The activities space network characteristics of elite space in the information society: a case study on the Yangtze river delta

Shen, Lizhen*Department of Urban Planning and Design, School of Architecture and Urban Planning, Nanjing University, China

Space-time analysis on economic collapse of Guangdong Province in China

Gu, Jie*School of Geography and Planning, Centre for Urban and Regional Studies, Sun Yat-sen University, China

Zhou, Suhong Guangdong Key Laboratory for Urbanization and Geo-simulation, China

Yan, XiaopeiSchool of Geography and Planning, Centre for Urban and Regional Studies, Sun Yat-sen University, China

Time-geographical approach to space-time behavior research in danwei

Tana* School of Urban and Environmental Sciences, Peking University, ChinaChai, Yanwei

China's urban hierarchical characteristics and its infl uencing factors from the perspective of Internet Search: An Empirical Analysis based on Baidu Search

Wang, Bo* School of Architecture and Urban Planning, Nanjing University, ChinaZhen, Feng

15:25-17:00 CURS Workshop on Spatial Behavior and Planning: Accessible citiesPresider: Zhang, Wenzhong, Chinese Academy of Science, China; Zhang, Jingqiu, Beijing Union University, China

The characteristics and walkability evaluation of elderly people’s use of daily service facilities

Lu, Yintao*Department of Urban Planning, Tongji University, ChinaWang, De

Zhu, Wei

The determinants of incongruence between reality and preference of accessibility to facilities

Chen, Li *Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research, Chinese Academy of Science, China

Yang, Yizhao Department of Planning, Public Policy and Management, University of Oregon, USA

Zhang, Wenzhong

Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research, Chinese Academy of Science, China

Measuring space-time accessibility within urban public transit network based on staion's range of service

Hu, Ji-huaResearch Centre of Intelligent Transportation System, School of Engineering, Sun Yat-sen University, China

Zhong, Guang-peng

Huang, Ze

A research on space-time accessibility provided by bus network under different traffi c conditions

Hu Ji-hua*

Research Centre of Intelligent Transportation System, School of Engineering, Sun Yat-sen University, China

Cheng Zhi-feng*

Zhan Cheng-zhi*

Deng, Jun

17:05-18:15 CURS Workshop on Spatial Behavior and Planning: Modelling behaviorPresider: Wang, De, Tongji University, China

A commercial facility planning method incorporating multiple constraints: a multi-agent based simulation

Chen, Yihui*Department of Urban Planning, Tongji University, ChinaZhu, Wei

Wang, De




A hierarchical path planning algorithm based on the experiential paths of taxi drivers

Hu, Ji-hua

Research Centre of Intelligent Transportation System, School of Engineering, Sun Yat-sen University, China

Huang, Ze*

Zhong, Guang-peng

Cheng, Zhi-feng

Is nature gas vehicle technique towards a sustainable taxi transport development: large-scale case study at Wuhan, China

Chen, Bi Yu*

State Key Laboratory of Information Engineering in Surveying, Mapping and Remote Sensing, Wuhan University, China

Chang, Xiaomeng

Li, Qingquan

Shaw, Shih-Lung

Fang, Zhixiang Department of Civil and Structural Engineering, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, HK

Li, Yu-GuangState Key Laboratory of Information Engineering in Surveying, Mapping and Remote Sensing, Wuhan University, China

Study on functional polycentricity of Pearl River Delta based on passenger traffi c fl ow

Cai, Lili*School of Urban Planning and Design, Peking University Shenzhen Graduate School, ChinaLi, Guicai

Ma, Xueguang

AAB612 10:45-12:25 Land use and urban development

Presider: Xu, Jiang, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong KongIncomplete property rights and land development in China's urbanization: an empirical study of the urban villages in Shenzhen

Lai, Yani* Department of Building and Real Estate, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, China

A regional land use scenario based on ecological network, the Greater Pearl River Delta as a case study

Yongzhong, Guo* College of Public Administration, Nanjing

Agricultural University, ChinaLiu, Youzhao

Hu, YuemingSchool of Information and College of Software Technology, South China Agricultural University, China

Temporal variation of coordination degree between urbanization and eco-environment in Aksu District, Xinjiang, China based on fuzzy mathematics

Anwaer, Maimaitiming*

School of Geographic Sciences and Tourism of Xinjiang Normal University, China

Zhang, Xiaolei Xinjiang Institute of Ecology and Geography of Chinese Academy of Science, China

Rural urbanization and the future of peasants Song, Jing* Department of Sociology, Hong Kong Baptist University, HK

13:30-15:10 Spatial transformationPresider: Zhou, Min, University of California, Los Angles, U.S.A.

Socio-spatial segregation in the old city of Nanjing, China: evidence from the community-level census data in 2000

Wu, Qiyan* School of Geography, Nanjing Normal University, China

Hammel, Daniel J.

Department of Geography and Planning, University of Toledo, USA

Spatial and social transformation of mega-cities growth in China: Beijing case study Gu, Chaolin*

School of Architecture, Tsinghua University, China







Research about the shape of new developed areas in big cities after reform and opening up: the case of Nanjing

Zhang, Yifan* School of Architecture of Southeast University, ChinaWang, Xingping

Modeling impact of globalization on Desakota regions a case study of Taipei metropolitan area

Wu, Bing Sheng*

National Institute of Education, Nanyang Technological University, China

Sui, Daniel Department of Geography, The Ohio State University, USA

Chinese style gated community: spatial mirror image of social differentiation

Zhu, Xigang* School of Architecture and Urban Planning, Nanjing University, China

Song, Weixuan Jiangsu Provincial Academy of Social Sciences, China

Jin, Jian* School of Law, Nanjing University, China

15:25-17:00 Urban and regional developmentsPresider: Murphy, Alec, University of Oregon, USA

Transformations of small towns and their roles in regional development in China after 1949: the case of the Yangtze Delta Region

Ying, Jun*Department of Urbanism, Faculty of Architecture, Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands

Unfair dialogue: the research forimplementation process and related Issues of Guang-Fo integration developmemnt planning (2009-2010)

Wei, Zongcai* The University of Hong Kong, HK

Chen, Tingting The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, HK

Yi, Xiaofeng Guangzhou Urban Planning and Design Survey Research Institute, China

Decoding regional cooperation and governance in the Chang-Zhu-Tan City Cluster Dai, Lizhu*

Department of Geography, Hong Kong Baptist University, HK

The overall evaluation of Yangtze River Delta Region to implement the National Strategy

Chen, Wen* Nanjing Institute of Geography and Limnology, Chinese Academy of Science, ChinaSun, Wei

Seven prototypical Chinese citiesHeikkila, Eric J* Price School of Public Policy, University of Southern California, USA

Xu, Ying* Department of Public Administration, Hunan University, China

17:05-18:15 Regeneration and resistancePresider: Chung, Him, Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong KongThe grassroots resistance in urban development in Chinese context: a case study of southern inner city of Nanjing

Zhang, Zhao*School of Geography, Planning and Environmental Policy, University College Dublin, Ireland

An inclusive planning research on avoiding NIMBY risks of urban facilities at all stages basing on game relationship of multiple interests groups: a case study of public participation in urban regeneration of Diantou Historical District, Changting, Fujian

Zhang, Xiang* School of Geographic and Oceanographic Sciences, Nanjing University, China

Xu, Jian-gang

School of Architecture and Urban Planning, Nanjing University, China

Jiang, Ziying*

Ju, Yang

Zhang, Fei

The interaction between the local residents and the government in a failed urban regeneration project: a case study of the Xi’an Muslim District

Sun, Lei* Department of Urban Planning and Design, Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University, ChinaZhang, Xiaonan

Urban renewal and resistance in China's changing urban governance: neoliberal urbanization and collusive hegemony?

Zhang, Fulei* School of Political Science and Public Administration, Shandong University, China





AAB613 10:45-12:25 Innovation and entrepreneurship

Presider: Yeh, Anthony G.O., The University of Hong Kong, Hong KongAuthors Affi liation

Producer sevices linkages between Hong Kong and the PRD

Yeh, Anthony G.O. Department of Urban Planning and Design,

The University of Hong Kong, HKYang, Fiona*

Inspecting the mechanisms in China's mega-events: A case study of Shanghai Expo 2010

Li, Lingyue*Department of Urban Planning and Design, The University of Hong Kong, HKChan, Roger C.

K.

Transition from production to innovation: foreign and indigenous technological dynamisms in Shenzhen, China Chun Yang*


The geography and geographic sources of innovation in China’s Shenzhen

Cheng, Fangfang*


13:30-15:10 Multilevel governancePresider: Yang, Chun, Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong

Multilevel governance in new industrial area in China: case of Tianjin Binhai New Area

Xu, Xiaoxia*Department of Urban Planning and Design, The University of Hong Kong, HKChan, Roger

C.K.

“Logalization:” local-global processes and the Shi Ling leather cluster in Guangzhou, China

Lu, Lachang* Capital Normal University, , China

McCarthy, Linda*

Department of Geography, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, USA

Territorial adjustment as a spatial strategy for governance in China Chung, Him*


The re-organization and re-territorialization of state power in a region of fragmented governance: in the case of land development for inter-city railways in Pearl River Delta

Luan, Xiaofan* School of Urban Planning and Design, Peking University Graduate School at Shenzhen, China

Li, Guicai

Ma, Xueguang

15:25-17:00 Finance and propertyPresider: Boquet, Yves, University of Bourgogne, FranceThe small world of fi nanciers in Hong Kong and Singapore Meyer, David*

Ohio Business School, Washington University, USA

Spatial and social impact of REIT investment in Hong Kong

Aveline-Dubach, Natacha*

Geography-cities Laboratory, University Paris I-Sobonne, France

The development of environmental fi nance in China: connecting markets in space and time

Knox-Hayes, Janelle* Georgia Institute of Technology, USA

Neoliberal city formation, property hegemony and contested urban regimes: Hong Kong’s governance chaos under the property-led spatial selectivity

Lan, Cassidy I-Chih*

Department of Real Estate and Built Environment, National Taipei University, Taiwan

17:05-18:15 Creative citiesPresider: Marton, Andrew M., University of Victoria, CanadaCulture and creativity in Chinese cities: representing the creative in creative industries

Marton, Andrew M* University of Victoria, Canada

Challenging the paradigm of exceptionalism in urban China through a comparative study of travelling policies and mobile people: a study of art spaces in Beijing and Berlin

Ren, Julie* Department of Geography, Humboldt University Berlin, Germany

Social fragmentation in the production of cultural city: the enigma smile of Dafen (Mona) Lisa, Dafen, Shenzhen, China

Cheng, Hung Ha Sandy David C. Lam Institute for East-West Studies,

Hong Kong Baptist University, HKWang, Jun*

Li, Si-ming

‘Bottom-up’ approach for assessing the design and development of higher education districts in China

Zhang, Xiaonan* Department of Urban Planning and Design, Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University, ChinaVerdini, Giulio




About Plover Cove Country Park Walk

Plover Cove Country Park lies in northeastern Hong Kong

and is a mountainous area with bushy vegetation and forests.

The excursion will involve about 2.5 to 3 hours of walking plus

rest stops. This 8 km hike from Wu Kau Tang to Sam A Wan

involves two gentle climbs of about 80 m and 120 m, one

on the outward journey and the other on the return. We will

walk through open grasslands, and forests with views over

the islands of NE Hong Kong. The return trip follows a short

coastal section and a pleasant shady stream. We will also

pass through two abandoned villages and a small restaurant,

where we may stop briefl y.

Date & Time0900-1400, 15 December 2012

Maximum Number of Participants50

RegistrationFree of charge. First come, fi rst reserved.

Transportation: Round-trip Shuttle-busInbound: AAB

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Plover Cove Country Park

Pick up point and time: 0855 @AAB

Outbound: Plover Cove Country Park

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AAB

Pick up point and time: TBA

Post-Conference Field Excursion:Plover Cove Country Park Walk in North-East Hong Kong

Light packed lunch will be provided. Please bring with your

drinking water.

For registration, please send an email to [email protected].

We reserve the right not to conduct this fi eld excursion in case

of insuffi cient numbers of registered participants

Snap shots along the route

Useful Information


Lunch Information

Date : 13 & 14 December 2012

Time : 1230-1330

Restaurant : Renfrew Restaurant

Location : 2/F, David C. Lam Building (DLB), Shaw Campus,


(Map on p.18)

Dinner Information


Time : 1900

Restaurant : Happiness Seafood Restaurant

Location : 53A Hoi Pong Road C, Lei Yue Mun, Kowloon,

Hong Kong

Shuttle bus : AAB

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Lei Yue Mun; Lei Yue Mun

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Regal Oriental Hotel/Metropark Hotel Kowloon

Banquet Information


Time : 1900

Restaurant : Renfrew Restaurant

Location : 2/F, David C. Lam Building (DLB), Shaw Campus.


Useful Information


Useful Information

Transportation Information

Address of HKBU for taxi driver:Hong Kong Baptist University Road, Kowloon Tong

(it is located near the student hall of HKBU)

香港九龍塘浸會大學道教學及行政大樓

（浸會大學學生宿舍附近）

From Airport to AAB (HKBU)/NTT International HouseBy RED taxi: 40mins, HK$250 (Blue taxis serve

ONLY within Lantau Island)

By bus: Take E22, alight at “Kam Shing Road”

bus stop. 1h30mins

By Airport Express: Take the MTR Airport Express

to Kowloon Station, get off at Kowloon Station

(HK$98, 20mins) then take a taxi (HK$40, 20mins)

Get to AAB from MTR StationBy Minibus: If you come to HKBU by MTR, get off at

Kowloon Tong MTR station Exit D, then take mini-

bus 25M*/25M(S) and get off at Carpark Station by

telling the driver in advance. (It takes 10mins, and

costs HK$4.9.)25M does NOT stop at Hong Kong Baptist University during 0700-1000. During this time slot, please take 25M(S).

By Foot: Exit at Kowloon Tong MTR Exit A2 and

follow the walking path to HKBU (pp.18). It takes

15mins.

From Regal Oriental Hotel to AABBy Minibus: Take 25M outside hotel lobby and get

off at Lee Wai Lee Station. (It takes 10mins and

costs HK$4.9)

By Taxi: within HK$25, 10mins

From AAB to Regal Oriental HotelBy Minibus: Take 25M outside AAB and get off at Regal Oriental Hotel.

(It takes 10mins and costs HK$4.9)

By Taxi: within HK$25, 10mins

From Metropark Hotel Kowloon to AABBy Bus:No.103 or No.208. Get on bus at Metropark

Hotel Kowloon station; Get off at Mary Rose

School Station, HK5.7, 10mins

By Taxi: HK$30, 10mins

From AAB to Metropark Hotel KowloonBy Bus:No.208. Get on bus at Hong Kong Baptist

University Station. Get off at Metropark Hotel

Kowloon

From Shenzhen to HKBUIf you are coming to HKBU from Shenzhen.

Commonly, there are three Checkpoints to enter

Hong Kong, HuangGang Checkpoint (24hr), FuTian

Checkpoimt (0640-2230) and LuoHu Checkpoint

(0600-2400)

From Shenzhen Airport: Take Airport Express 330 to Luohu Station. Then

go through LuoHu Checkpoint, and take MTR East

Rail Line to Kowloon Tong Station.

ORTake a tax i to FuT ian Checkpo in t /LuoHu

Checkpoint, then across the boarder, then take

MTR East Rail Line to Kowloon Tong Station.

OR

Take Shenzhen-Kowloon Bus to the Checkpoint,

then cross the boarder. After you enter Hong Kong,

fi nd the same bus you took before. It will take you

to Prince Edward bus station. Then you take a taxi

or MTR to HKBU.

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Info LinesTelephone Directory Enquiries: 1081

Weather Information: 187-8066

Hong Kong International Airport: 2181-0000

Hong Kong Tourist Board Visitor Hotline: 2508-1234

Overseas IDD and Cardphone Enquiries: 10013

Abstract USB PenThis USB pen contains conference abstracts, full

papers, and conference program. It also serves as a

ball pen.

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Regional Studies Twitter account. Our conference

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HospitalIn case you do not feel well, it is for your and

other people’s good that you go to the hospital

immediately. The closest hospital is the Hong Kong

Baptist Hospital in Kowloon Tong and St. Teresa

Hospital in Kowloon City. Non-residents can be

seen here for a fee.

Hong Kong Baptist Hospital222 Waterloo Road, Kowloon Tong, Kowloon,

Hong Kong

Tel: 2339-8888

St. Teresa Hospital327 Prince Edward Road, Kowloon City, Kowloon,

Hong Kong

Tel: 2200-3434

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