Jinwei Hao
Biographic Data
| ID | 3755202 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jinwei Hao |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jinwei |
| FAMILY NAME | Hao |
| SIGNATURE | HAO J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Shanghai University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6832-4840 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
There’s no place like no home’: Progressive displacement and silent unmaking of homeless spaces in urban China
Despite mounting concerns about homelessness in the Global South, scholarship remains disproportionately focused on advanced economies. This article introduces the concept of ‘progress displacement’ – the systematic erosion of survival spaces through seemingly beneficial urban improvements – to understand how exclusion operates without direct confrontation while possessing exceptional legitimacy. Drawing on ethnographic fieldwork in Shanghai, inc…
Emerging paradigm in redressing the imbalanced “state-village” power relationship: How have rural gentrifiers bypassed institutional exclusion to influence rural planning processes
Evolving interdependencies between two waves of gentrifiers in the wax and wane of a 'Utopian Village: A case study of Cenbu Village, Shanghai
Amid the escalating rural gentrification, a diverse array of gentrifiers is precipitating the path from coexistence and cooperation to conflict and eventual displacement. Existing literature has primarily addressed gentrifiers as a homogeneous group and focuses on the displacement of indigenous villagers, while the staged interdependencies and the displacement of gentrifiers have remained largely understudied. Drawing on a longitudinal study of a…
Surviving in the post-repatriation era: Home-making strategies of homeless people in post-socialist China
While Chinese people are technically guaranteed a place to live through the hukou system, homelessness is still an issue in China. Our paper aims to explore the home-making strategies of homeless people in the context of China’s homelessness policy transition from repatriation to assistance in the post-socialist era, using in-depth interviews with homeless people and others interacting with them in Shanghai’s high-prestige downtown area. Drawing …
Growing rights consciousness of the marginalised and the reshuffling of the landlord–tenant power relationship: Examining a country park‐induced displacement in Shanghai
Informal settlements are often subject to government‐led demolitions and clearances. In contemporary China, the removal of such settlements often necessitates negotiations between governments and landlords who are hard to dislocate, as exemplified in ‘Nail Households’ literature, whereas migrant tenants, if any, can be easily evicted without appropriate compensation. Our case study, however, presents evidence contrary to this. Migrant tenants pro…
Association between Personal Social Capital and Loneliness among Widowed Older People
To explore the association between the personal social capital and loneliness among the widowed older adults in China. Data from 1497 widowed older adults were extracted from China's Health-Related Quality of Life Survey for Older Adults 2018. The Chinese version of the Personal Social Capital Scale (PSCS-16) was used to evaluate the participants' status of bonding and bridging social capital (BOC and BRC). Loneliness was assessed by the short-fo…
Do Older Adults with Parent(s) Alive Experience Higher Psychological Pain and Suicidal Ideation? A Cross-Sectional Study in China
Elderly mental health promotion is an important task in the current "Healthy China Action". This study aims to (a) clarify the psychological pain and suicidal ideation of the Chinese elderly with different parental states, (b) examine the associated factors of psychological pain and suicidal ideation, and (c) examine the relationship between psychological pain and suicidal ideation. A sample of 4622 adults aged 60 years and older were included in…
Growing rights consciousness of the marginalised and the reshuffling of the landlord–tenant power relationship: Examining a country park‐induced displacement in Shanghai
Informal settlements are often subject to government‐led demolitions and clearances. In contemporary China, the removal of such settlements often necessitates negotiations between governments and landlords who are hard to dislocate, as exemplified in ‘Nail Households’ literature, whereas migrant tenants, if any, can be easily evicted without appropriate compensation. Our case study, however, presents evidence contrary to this. Migrant tenants pro…
Surviving in the post-repatriation era: Home-making strategies of homeless people in post-socialist China
While Chinese people are technically guaranteed a place to live through the hukou system, homelessness is still an issue in China. Our paper aims to explore the home-making strategies of homeless people in the context of China’s homelessness policy transition from repatriation to assistance in the post-socialist era, using in-depth interviews with homeless people and others interacting with them in Shanghai’s high-prestige downtown area. Drawing …
Emerging paradigm in redressing the imbalanced “state-village” power relationship: How have rural gentrifiers bypassed institutional exclusion to influence rural planning processes
Association between Personal Social Capital and Loneliness among Widowed Older People
To explore the association between the personal social capital and loneliness among the widowed older adults in China. Data from 1497 widowed older adults were extracted from China's Health-Related Quality of Life Survey for Older Adults 2018. The Chinese version of the Personal Social Capital Scale (PSCS-16) was used to evaluate the participants' status of bonding and bridging social capital (BOC and BRC). Loneliness was assessed by the short-fo…
Do Older Adults with Parent(s) Alive Experience Higher Psychological Pain and Suicidal Ideation? A Cross-Sectional Study in China
Elderly mental health promotion is an important task in the current "Healthy China Action". This study aims to (a) clarify the psychological pain and suicidal ideation of the Chinese elderly with different parental states, (b) examine the associated factors of psychological pain and suicidal ideation, and (c) examine the relationship between psychological pain and suicidal ideation. A sample of 4622 adults aged 60 years and older were included in…
Growing rights consciousness of the marginalised and the reshuffling of the landlord–tenant power relationship: Examining a country park‐induced displacement in Shanghai
Informal settlements are often subject to government‐led demolitions and clearances. In contemporary China, the removal of such settlements often necessitates negotiations between governments and landlords who are hard to dislocate, as exemplified in ‘Nail Households’ literature, whereas migrant tenants, if any, can be easily evicted without appropriate compensation. Our case study, however, presents evidence contrary to this. Migrant tenants pro…
Surviving in the post-repatriation era: Home-making strategies of homeless people in post-socialist China
While Chinese people are technically guaranteed a place to live through the hukou system, homelessness is still an issue in China. Our paper aims to explore the home-making strategies of homeless people in the context of China’s homelessness policy transition from repatriation to assistance in the post-socialist era, using in-depth interviews with homeless people and others interacting with them in Shanghai’s high-prestige downtown area. Drawing …
There’s no place like no home’: Progressive displacement and silent unmaking of homeless spaces in urban China
Despite mounting concerns about homelessness in the Global South, scholarship remains disproportionately focused on advanced economies. This article introduces the concept of ‘progress displacement’ – the systematic erosion of survival spaces through seemingly beneficial urban improvements – to understand how exclusion operates without direct confrontation while possessing exceptional legitimacy. Drawing on ethnographic fieldwork in Shanghai, inc…
Emerging paradigm in redressing the imbalanced “state-village” power relationship: How have rural gentrifiers bypassed institutional exclusion to influence rural planning processes
Evolving interdependencies between two waves of gentrifiers in the wax and wane of a 'Utopian Village: A case study of Cenbu Village, Shanghai
Amid the escalating rural gentrification, a diverse array of gentrifiers is precipitating the path from coexistence and cooperation to conflict and eventual displacement. Existing literature has primarily addressed gentrifiers as a homogeneous group and focuses on the displacement of indigenous villagers, while the staged interdependencies and the displacement of gentrifiers have remained largely understudied. Drawing on a longitudinal study of a…
Sociology (4 works) · Urban Planning and Governance (4 works) · Political science (3 works) · China's Socioeconomic Reforms and Governance (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Government (linguistics (2 works) · Health disparities and outcomes (2 works) · Homelessness and Social Issues (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Law (2 works)