Chaolin Gu
Biographic Data
| ID | 3719505 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Chaolin Gu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Chaolin |
| FAMILY NAME | Gu |
| SIGNATURE | GU C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Tsinghua University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5276-5193 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 232 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 22 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 10 |
A community-level study on Covid-19 transmission and policy interventions in Wuhan, China
Beyond Word2vec
Analyzing Mega City-Regions through Integrating Urbanization and Eco-Environment Systems
The high-speed economic growth of mega city-regions in China has been characterized by rapid urbanization accompanied by a series of environmental issues ranging from widespread soil contamination to groundwater depletion. This article begins with an analysis of the interaction between urbanization and the ecological system and reviews existing frameworks for analyzing urban and ecological systems. By taking the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region as an…
A bottom-up transportation network efficiency measuring approach
From edit distance to augmented space-time-weighted edit distance
Economic growth and development in Macau (1999–2016)
In 2018, Macau will celebrate the 20th anniversary of its return to China. The past few years have witnessed brilliant economic achievements as well as a structural shift toward a gaming-industry dominated economy. Following so many years of rapid growth, it is essential to take stock of both the benefits and costs of gaming industry development. Accordingly, this paper analyzes the evolution of Macau's gaming industry between 1999 and 2016, and …
To move or to stay in a migrant enclave in Beijing
The social integration of migrants in developing countries has long been an important issue in academic research, and analyzing migrants' intentions to stay in current migrant enclaves may shed light on how they view their prospects in host cities. Given the importance of migrant social bonds in helping to build their urban lives, this article evaluates the effect of neighborhood social bonds on migrants' intentions to stay in migrant enclaves. B…
China’s urbanization in 1949–2015
Planning Beijing
Cities are centers of economic, social, and political change, and urban planning is a process responding to and guiding urban change and development. In the Maoist era and under the influence of socialist ideology, China limited urbanization while promoting industrialization, and urban planning served as an instrument for socialist construction. Since the reform of the late 1970s, Chinese cities have experienced unprecedented growth and restructu…
Development and transition of small towns in rural China
Theorising Chinese urbanisation
Urbanisation in China and its rapid increase in recent decades as a result of industrialisation and globalisation are often conceived as a simplified process. Moreover, the speed of the present day process yields the impression that the traces of previous forms of urbanisation are erased for good. Both of these assumptions are challenged in this paper. The built environment resulting from this urbanisation process is to be conceived as a series o…
The evaluation of tourism destination competitiveness by Topsis & information entropy – A case in the Yangtze River Delta of China
Climate change and urbanization in the Yangtze River Delta
Industrial Development and Spatial Structure in Changzhou City, China
This study investigates the transition of Sunan, located in China's southern Jiangsu Province, China using the orthodox Sunan model of development through a case study of Changzhou City. We found that post-Sunan development retains some of the characteristics of the orthodox Sunan model, and the current production map of Sunan is a combination of new development and the legacies of the development and restructuring of township and village enterpr…
Urban poverty in the transitional economy
The Structure of Social Space in Beijing in 1998
The 1984 urban reforms in China introduced an urban land market and a housing market to Chinese cities and had profound impacts on urban structures. Using data from a 1998 survey and other sources in Beijing at the subdistrict (jiedao) level, this research found that differentiations of social areas were taking place in Beijing after over a decade of urban reforms. Unlike western cities with socioeconomic status and family status as dominant forc…
Restructuring of Urban Administrative Area and Urban Governance in Nanjing
Reforms in China have resulted in a primitive market economy in the last two decades and the autonomy of many large cities has been increased significantly. The old system, based on planned economy, still prevails in urban economic management although the market economy is playing a more and more important role. The organization, structure and role of urban governments have great impact on urban economic development. Thus, a municipal government …
Introduction
(2004). INTRODUCTION: EXPLORING URBAN GOVERNANCE IN CONTEMPORARY CHINA. Asian Geographer: Vol. 23, Urban Governance in Contemporary China, pp. 1-4
Transformation of urban socio-spatial structure in socialist market economies
An analysis of dual‐track urbanisation in the Pearl River Delta since 1980
This paper argues that the Chinese pattern of urbanisation since 1978 is distinguished by dual‐track urbanisation – state‐sponsored urbanisation and spontaneous urbanisation, and that both tracks contribute significantly to the transformation of the spatial pattern of urbanisation. The Pearl River Delta region is chosen for a detailed analysis of the dual‐track urbanisation in post‐reform China. It is found that special economic zone (SEZ) cities…
Regional Polarization under the Socialist-Market System since 1978
This paper is an empirical study examining the trends of spatial polarization under the new regime of the socialist-market system in Guangdong province in south China. It was found that a regional polarization process toward the core Zhujiang Delta region has occurred. The roles of old central cities such as Shaoguan, Zhanjiang, and Shantou outside the core region have been gradually weakened while some emerging cities such as Shenzhen, Zhuhai, Z…
A Policy Review on Spatial Strategy of Regional Development in China 1953-92
Transformation of urban socio-spatial structure in socialist market economies
The Structure of Social Space in Beijing in 1998
The 1984 urban reforms in China introduced an urban land market and a housing market to Chinese cities and had profound impacts on urban structures. Using data from a 1998 survey and other sources in Beijing at the subdistrict (jiedao) level, this research found that differentiations of social areas were taking place in Beijing after over a decade of urban reforms. Unlike western cities with socioeconomic status and family status as dominant forc…
Urban poverty in the transitional economy
Planning Beijing
Cities are centers of economic, social, and political change, and urban planning is a process responding to and guiding urban change and development. In the Maoist era and under the influence of socialist ideology, China limited urbanization while promoting industrialization, and urban planning served as an instrument for socialist construction. Since the reform of the late 1970s, Chinese cities have experienced unprecedented growth and restructu…
The evaluation of tourism destination competitiveness by Topsis & information entropy – A case in the Yangtze River Delta of China
Development and transition of small towns in rural China
To move or to stay in a migrant enclave in Beijing
The social integration of migrants in developing countries has long been an important issue in academic research, and analyzing migrants' intentions to stay in current migrant enclaves may shed light on how they view their prospects in host cities. Given the importance of migrant social bonds in helping to build their urban lives, this article evaluates the effect of neighborhood social bonds on migrants' intentions to stay in migrant enclaves. B…
China’s urbanization in 1949–2015
Climate change and urbanization in the Yangtze River Delta
Theorising Chinese urbanisation
Urbanisation in China and its rapid increase in recent decades as a result of industrialisation and globalisation are often conceived as a simplified process. Moreover, the speed of the present day process yields the impression that the traces of previous forms of urbanisation are erased for good. Both of these assumptions are challenged in this paper. The built environment resulting from this urbanisation process is to be conceived as a series o…
Regional Polarization under the Socialist-Market System since 1978
This paper is an empirical study examining the trends of spatial polarization under the new regime of the socialist-market system in Guangdong province in south China. It was found that a regional polarization process toward the core Zhujiang Delta region has occurred. The roles of old central cities such as Shaoguan, Zhanjiang, and Shantou outside the core region have been gradually weakened while some emerging cities such as Shenzhen, Zhuhai, Z…
Economic growth and development in Macau (1999–2016)
In 2018, Macau will celebrate the 20th anniversary of its return to China. The past few years have witnessed brilliant economic achievements as well as a structural shift toward a gaming-industry dominated economy. Following so many years of rapid growth, it is essential to take stock of both the benefits and costs of gaming industry development. Accordingly, this paper analyzes the evolution of Macau's gaming industry between 1999 and 2016, and …
Industrial Development and Spatial Structure in Changzhou City, China
This study investigates the transition of Sunan, located in China's southern Jiangsu Province, China using the orthodox Sunan model of development through a case study of Changzhou City. We found that post-Sunan development retains some of the characteristics of the orthodox Sunan model, and the current production map of Sunan is a combination of new development and the legacies of the development and restructuring of township and village enterpr…
An analysis of dual‐track urbanisation in the Pearl River Delta since 1980
This paper argues that the Chinese pattern of urbanisation since 1978 is distinguished by dual‐track urbanisation – state‐sponsored urbanisation and spontaneous urbanisation, and that both tracks contribute significantly to the transformation of the spatial pattern of urbanisation. The Pearl River Delta region is chosen for a detailed analysis of the dual‐track urbanisation in post‐reform China. It is found that special economic zone (SEZ) cities…
A community-level study on Covid-19 transmission and policy interventions in Wuhan, China
From edit distance to augmented space-time-weighted edit distance
A bottom-up transportation network efficiency measuring approach
Restructuring of Urban Administrative Area and Urban Governance in Nanjing
Reforms in China have resulted in a primitive market economy in the last two decades and the autonomy of many large cities has been increased significantly. The old system, based on planned economy, still prevails in urban economic management although the market economy is playing a more and more important role. The organization, structure and role of urban governments have great impact on urban economic development. Thus, a municipal government …
A Policy Review on Spatial Strategy of Regional Development in China 1953-92
Regional Polarization under the Socialist-Market System since 1978
This paper is an empirical study examining the trends of spatial polarization under the new regime of the socialist-market system in Guangdong province in south China. It was found that a regional polarization process toward the core Zhujiang Delta region has occurred. The roles of old central cities such as Shaoguan, Zhanjiang, and Shantou outside the core region have been gradually weakened while some emerging cities such as Shenzhen, Zhuhai, Z…
Transformation of urban socio-spatial structure in socialist market economies
An analysis of dual‐track urbanisation in the Pearl River Delta since 1980
This paper argues that the Chinese pattern of urbanisation since 1978 is distinguished by dual‐track urbanisation – state‐sponsored urbanisation and spontaneous urbanisation, and that both tracks contribute significantly to the transformation of the spatial pattern of urbanisation. The Pearl River Delta region is chosen for a detailed analysis of the dual‐track urbanisation in post‐reform China. It is found that special economic zone (SEZ) cities…
Restructuring of Urban Administrative Area and Urban Governance in Nanjing
Reforms in China have resulted in a primitive market economy in the last two decades and the autonomy of many large cities has been increased significantly. The old system, based on planned economy, still prevails in urban economic management although the market economy is playing a more and more important role. The organization, structure and role of urban governments have great impact on urban economic development. Thus, a municipal government …
Introduction
(2004). INTRODUCTION: EXPLORING URBAN GOVERNANCE IN CONTEMPORARY CHINA. Asian Geographer: Vol. 23, Urban Governance in Contemporary China, pp. 1-4
The Structure of Social Space in Beijing in 1998
The 1984 urban reforms in China introduced an urban land market and a housing market to Chinese cities and had profound impacts on urban structures. Using data from a 1998 survey and other sources in Beijing at the subdistrict (jiedao) level, this research found that differentiations of social areas were taking place in Beijing after over a decade of urban reforms. Unlike western cities with socioeconomic status and family status as dominant forc…
Urban poverty in the transitional economy
Industrial Development and Spatial Structure in Changzhou City, China
This study investigates the transition of Sunan, located in China's southern Jiangsu Province, China using the orthodox Sunan model of development through a case study of Changzhou City. We found that post-Sunan development retains some of the characteristics of the orthodox Sunan model, and the current production map of Sunan is a combination of new development and the legacies of the development and restructuring of township and village enterpr…
The evaluation of tourism destination competitiveness by Topsis & information entropy – A case in the Yangtze River Delta of China
Climate change and urbanization in the Yangtze River Delta
Planning Beijing
Cities are centers of economic, social, and political change, and urban planning is a process responding to and guiding urban change and development. In the Maoist era and under the influence of socialist ideology, China limited urbanization while promoting industrialization, and urban planning served as an instrument for socialist construction. Since the reform of the late 1970s, Chinese cities have experienced unprecedented growth and restructu…
Development and transition of small towns in rural China
Theorising Chinese urbanisation
Urbanisation in China and its rapid increase in recent decades as a result of industrialisation and globalisation are often conceived as a simplified process. Moreover, the speed of the present day process yields the impression that the traces of previous forms of urbanisation are erased for good. Both of these assumptions are challenged in this paper. The built environment resulting from this urbanisation process is to be conceived as a series o…
To move or to stay in a migrant enclave in Beijing
The social integration of migrants in developing countries has long been an important issue in academic research, and analyzing migrants' intentions to stay in current migrant enclaves may shed light on how they view their prospects in host cities. Given the importance of migrant social bonds in helping to build their urban lives, this article evaluates the effect of neighborhood social bonds on migrants' intentions to stay in migrant enclaves. B…
China’s urbanization in 1949–2015
Economic growth and development in Macau (1999–2016)
In 2018, Macau will celebrate the 20th anniversary of its return to China. The past few years have witnessed brilliant economic achievements as well as a structural shift toward a gaming-industry dominated economy. Following so many years of rapid growth, it is essential to take stock of both the benefits and costs of gaming industry development. Accordingly, this paper analyzes the evolution of Macau's gaming industry between 1999 and 2016, and …
Beyond Word2vec
Analyzing Mega City-Regions through Integrating Urbanization and Eco-Environment Systems
The high-speed economic growth of mega city-regions in China has been characterized by rapid urbanization accompanied by a series of environmental issues ranging from widespread soil contamination to groundwater depletion. This article begins with an analysis of the interaction between urbanization and the ecological system and reviews existing frameworks for analyzing urban and ecological systems. By taking the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region as an…
A bottom-up transportation network efficiency measuring approach
From edit distance to augmented space-time-weighted edit distance
A community-level study on Covid-19 transmission and policy interventions in Wuhan, China
China (18 works) · Geography (18 works) · Economics (15 works) · Economic growth (13 works) · Economic geography (12 works) · China's Socioeconomic Reforms and Governance (11 works) · Business (9 works) · Political science (9 works) · Urbanization (8 works) · Computer Science (6 works)