Weixuan Song
Biographic Data
| ID | 3721005 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Weixuan Song |
| GIVEN NAMES | Weixuan |
| FAMILY NAME | Song |
| SIGNATURE | SONG W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Chinese Academy of Sciences |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8987-0659 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 24 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The Patterns and Mechanisms of Residential Mobility in Nanjing, China: Insights from the Mantel Test
Residential mobility serves as a pivotal determinant in reshaping urban social spaces and driving spatial differentiation and segregation within cities. This study harnesses a rich dataset from surveys and the housing market in Nanjing, China to dissect the spatial distribution patterns of its mobile population. Employing the Mantel Test—a novel approach in this context—we assess the interplay between spatial shifts in residential locations and t…
Differentiation of urban-rural interface and its driving mechanism: A case study of Nanjing, China
Mapping property redevelopment via GeoAI: Integrating computer vision and socioenvironmental patterns and processes
Housing career disparities in a transitional society: Comparing local residents, new citizens, and the floating population in Nanjing
Is China Making the Rent Gap Theory Untrue? Lessons from Nanjing
In the past decade, the Chinese state seems to have moved away from its previously dominant urban development characterized by dispossession and displacement. It now appears less unscrupulous in exploiting rent gaps and seemingly attaches greater importance to extra‐growth goals in urban development such as de‐commodification, use value creation and equality. This article examines two such state‐led interventions: micro‐regeneration practices tha…
Differentiation under capitalism: Genesis and consequences of the rent gap
Uneven development theory and its corollary (i.e. rent-gap theory) are either excessively general or insufficiently flexible to expound the variations of gentrification with unique historical trajectories. A representative example is education-led gentrification in China. The lacuna restricts the explanatory power of rent-gap theory and justifies the fault line between the rent gap and two important phenomena: the forms of displacement identified…
Rethinking the geography of gentrification: From a scale perspective
Aquaculture Feeds Can Be Outlaws for Eutrophication When Hidden in Rice Fields? A Case Study in Qianjiang, China
Water eutrophication caused by agricultural production has become one of the most important factors that impede sustainable rural environmental governance in China. As a result, the Chinese central and local governments want to reduce the use of nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizer and gain socioeconomical profit simultaneously by promoting crayfish and rice integrated system (CRIS) in the rural areas with abundant water resources. In this article,…
A comparison of the approaches for gentrification identification
A comparison of the approaches for gentrification identification
Rethinking the geography of gentrification: From a scale perspective
Differentiation of urban-rural interface and its driving mechanism: A case study of Nanjing, China
Differentiation under capitalism: Genesis and consequences of the rent gap
Uneven development theory and its corollary (i.e. rent-gap theory) are either excessively general or insufficiently flexible to expound the variations of gentrification with unique historical trajectories. A representative example is education-led gentrification in China. The lacuna restricts the explanatory power of rent-gap theory and justifies the fault line between the rent gap and two important phenomena: the forms of displacement identified…
Mapping property redevelopment via GeoAI: Integrating computer vision and socioenvironmental patterns and processes
Is China Making the Rent Gap Theory Untrue? Lessons from Nanjing
In the past decade, the Chinese state seems to have moved away from its previously dominant urban development characterized by dispossession and displacement. It now appears less unscrupulous in exploiting rent gaps and seemingly attaches greater importance to extra‐growth goals in urban development such as de‐commodification, use value creation and equality. This article examines two such state‐led interventions: micro‐regeneration practices tha…
Aquaculture Feeds Can Be Outlaws for Eutrophication When Hidden in Rice Fields? A Case Study in Qianjiang, China
Water eutrophication caused by agricultural production has become one of the most important factors that impede sustainable rural environmental governance in China. As a result, the Chinese central and local governments want to reduce the use of nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizer and gain socioeconomical profit simultaneously by promoting crayfish and rice integrated system (CRIS) in the rural areas with abundant water resources. In this article,…
A comparison of the approaches for gentrification identification
Rethinking the geography of gentrification: From a scale perspective
Differentiation under capitalism: Genesis and consequences of the rent gap
Uneven development theory and its corollary (i.e. rent-gap theory) are either excessively general or insufficiently flexible to expound the variations of gentrification with unique historical trajectories. A representative example is education-led gentrification in China. The lacuna restricts the explanatory power of rent-gap theory and justifies the fault line between the rent gap and two important phenomena: the forms of displacement identified…
The Patterns and Mechanisms of Residential Mobility in Nanjing, China: Insights from the Mantel Test
Residential mobility serves as a pivotal determinant in reshaping urban social spaces and driving spatial differentiation and segregation within cities. This study harnesses a rich dataset from surveys and the housing market in Nanjing, China to dissect the spatial distribution patterns of its mobile population. Employing the Mantel Test—a novel approach in this context—we assess the interplay between spatial shifts in residential locations and t…
Differentiation of urban-rural interface and its driving mechanism: A case study of Nanjing, China
Mapping property redevelopment via GeoAI: Integrating computer vision and socioenvironmental patterns and processes
Housing career disparities in a transitional society: Comparing local residents, new citizens, and the floating population in Nanjing
Is China Making the Rent Gap Theory Untrue? Lessons from Nanjing
In the past decade, the Chinese state seems to have moved away from its previously dominant urban development characterized by dispossession and displacement. It now appears less unscrupulous in exploiting rent gaps and seemingly attaches greater importance to extra‐growth goals in urban development such as de‐commodification, use value creation and equality. This article examines two such state‐led interventions: micro‐regeneration practices tha…
Economics (8 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Economic growth (6 works) · Geography (6 works) · China (5 works) · Economic geography (5 works) · Gentrification (5 works) · Regional science (5 works) · Urban Planning and Governance (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works)