Shifu Wang
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3917496 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Shifu Wang |
| NOMBRES | Shifu |
| APELLIDO | Wang |
| FIRMA | WANG S |
| AFILIACIONES | South China University of Technology |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3389-3987 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 88 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2010 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Heat vulnerability and resilience-oriented solutions for diverse urban residential communities in Guangzhou, China
Examining collaborative planning processes and outcomes in urban regeneration
Collaborative planning practices have recently emerged in China to deal with the complexity and conflicts of interest in urban regeneration. Building on the concept of authoritarian deliberation, this study develops a conceptual framework to examine the reasons for initiating collaborative planning, and its processes and outcomes. Through the case study of Guangzhou’s Enning Road micro-regeneration project, this research deepens understanding of …
Analysing urban local cold air dynamics and climate functional zones using interpretable machine learning
SEA for better climate adaptation in the face of the flood risk
Cooperating and competing for land-based interests in the growth coalition of market-oriented urban redevelopment
This study seeks to enrich our understanding of the concept of growth coalition through analyzing the extended and changeable composition of the urban redevelopment growth coalition and its dynamic operation within the context of market-oriented urban village redevelopment in China. An analytical framework which combines growth coalition theory with the varieties of urban entrepreneurialism is developed. An in-depth investigation of a representat…
Multidisciplinary Innovation Adaptability of Campus Spatial Organization
Campus spatial organization has potential impact on the multidisciplinary innovation (MDI). This research aims to establish an evaluation theory and a method for MDI adaptability of campus spatial organization. Based on the literature review, it first proposes theoretical assumptions regarding the correlation among MDI abilities, social networks, and spatiotemporal behaviors of individuals on campus. Then, data on the three aspects mentioned abov…
Collaborative planning in the new media age
Urban design for post-earthquake reconstruction
The interplay of state, market and society in the socio-spatial transformation of “villages in the city” in Guangzhou
This paper examines the changes in the ways in which villagers have gained access to resources and services over time in what are now “villages in the city” within the city of Guangzhou. It compares and contrasts three periods: the clan-based traditional villages, the commune period and the period since the 1980s (which includes great economic success in many villages). It also discusses how migrants fit within this, as they have come to form a v…
Understanding the ‘Village in the City’ in Guangzhou
As with many cities in China experiencing rapid urbanisation, Guangzhou is undergoing a specific form of urban development characterised by the engulfing of rural settlements: a process resulting in the so-called village in the city. This paper uses three modes of economic integration (redistribution, market exchange and reciprocity) as a framework to examine the interrelationship of various development issues and conditions of these villages. It…
From village to metropolis
A historical analysis is undertaken of the morphological transformation and present form of a ‘village in the city’ in Guangzhou. The traditional layout was produced mostly by the clan authorities and provided a basic framework for subsequent development. During the process of rapid urbanization formal and informal alliances between new key stakeholders were established, greatly influencing the spatial restructuring of the village. A critical eva…
Understanding the ‘Village in the City’ in Guangzhou
As with many cities in China experiencing rapid urbanisation, Guangzhou is undergoing a specific form of urban development characterised by the engulfing of rural settlements: a process resulting in the so-called village in the city. This paper uses three modes of economic integration (redistribution, market exchange and reciprocity) as a framework to examine the interrelationship of various development issues and conditions of these villages. It…
Collaborative planning in the new media age
The interplay of state, market and society in the socio-spatial transformation of “villages in the city” in Guangzhou
This paper examines the changes in the ways in which villagers have gained access to resources and services over time in what are now “villages in the city” within the city of Guangzhou. It compares and contrasts three periods: the clan-based traditional villages, the commune period and the period since the 1980s (which includes great economic success in many villages). It also discusses how migrants fit within this, as they have come to form a v…
From village to metropolis
A historical analysis is undertaken of the morphological transformation and present form of a ‘village in the city’ in Guangzhou. The traditional layout was produced mostly by the clan authorities and provided a basic framework for subsequent development. During the process of rapid urbanization formal and informal alliances between new key stakeholders were established, greatly influencing the spatial restructuring of the village. A critical eva…
SEA for better climate adaptation in the face of the flood risk
Urban design for post-earthquake reconstruction
Examining collaborative planning processes and outcomes in urban regeneration
Collaborative planning practices have recently emerged in China to deal with the complexity and conflicts of interest in urban regeneration. Building on the concept of authoritarian deliberation, this study develops a conceptual framework to examine the reasons for initiating collaborative planning, and its processes and outcomes. Through the case study of Guangzhou’s Enning Road micro-regeneration project, this research deepens understanding of …
Cooperating and competing for land-based interests in the growth coalition of market-oriented urban redevelopment
This study seeks to enrich our understanding of the concept of growth coalition through analyzing the extended and changeable composition of the urban redevelopment growth coalition and its dynamic operation within the context of market-oriented urban village redevelopment in China. An analytical framework which combines growth coalition theory with the varieties of urban entrepreneurialism is developed. An in-depth investigation of a representat…
Heat vulnerability and resilience-oriented solutions for diverse urban residential communities in Guangzhou, China
From village to metropolis
A historical analysis is undertaken of the morphological transformation and present form of a ‘village in the city’ in Guangzhou. The traditional layout was produced mostly by the clan authorities and provided a basic framework for subsequent development. During the process of rapid urbanization formal and informal alliances between new key stakeholders were established, greatly influencing the spatial restructuring of the village. A critical eva…
Understanding the ‘Village in the City’ in Guangzhou
As with many cities in China experiencing rapid urbanisation, Guangzhou is undergoing a specific form of urban development characterised by the engulfing of rural settlements: a process resulting in the so-called village in the city. This paper uses three modes of economic integration (redistribution, market exchange and reciprocity) as a framework to examine the interrelationship of various development issues and conditions of these villages. It…
The interplay of state, market and society in the socio-spatial transformation of “villages in the city” in Guangzhou
This paper examines the changes in the ways in which villagers have gained access to resources and services over time in what are now “villages in the city” within the city of Guangzhou. It compares and contrasts three periods: the clan-based traditional villages, the commune period and the period since the 1980s (which includes great economic success in many villages). It also discusses how migrants fit within this, as they have come to form a v…
Urban design for post-earthquake reconstruction
Collaborative planning in the new media age
Multidisciplinary Innovation Adaptability of Campus Spatial Organization
Campus spatial organization has potential impact on the multidisciplinary innovation (MDI). This research aims to establish an evaluation theory and a method for MDI adaptability of campus spatial organization. Based on the literature review, it first proposes theoretical assumptions regarding the correlation among MDI abilities, social networks, and spatiotemporal behaviors of individuals on campus. Then, data on the three aspects mentioned abov…
Cooperating and competing for land-based interests in the growth coalition of market-oriented urban redevelopment
This study seeks to enrich our understanding of the concept of growth coalition through analyzing the extended and changeable composition of the urban redevelopment growth coalition and its dynamic operation within the context of market-oriented urban village redevelopment in China. An analytical framework which combines growth coalition theory with the varieties of urban entrepreneurialism is developed. An in-depth investigation of a representat…
Analysing urban local cold air dynamics and climate functional zones using interpretable machine learning
SEA for better climate adaptation in the face of the flood risk
Examining collaborative planning processes and outcomes in urban regeneration
Collaborative planning practices have recently emerged in China to deal with the complexity and conflicts of interest in urban regeneration. Building on the concept of authoritarian deliberation, this study develops a conceptual framework to examine the reasons for initiating collaborative planning, and its processes and outcomes. Through the case study of Guangzhou’s Enning Road micro-regeneration project, this research deepens understanding of …
Heat vulnerability and resilience-oriented solutions for diverse urban residential communities in Guangzhou, China
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