Xing Quan Zhang
Biographic Data
| ID | 6278460 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Xing Quan Zhang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Xing Quan |
| FAMILY NAME | Zhang |
| SIGNATURE | ZHANG X Q |
| AFFILIATIONS | National University of Singapore |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 86 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Housing the planet
The trends, promises and challenges of urbanisation in the world
Role of Urban–Rural Linkages in Promoting Sustainable Urbanization
The interconnection between rural and urban areas is growing. The large-scale urbanization and the implications of this type of development on rural areas calls for a renewed attention in fostering linkages between the urban, peri-urban and rural contexts. The limited land resources creates intense competition for different uses, including urbanization, protection of the environment and the improvements over land. This paper argues for the impera…
Government Intervention and Impact on the Housing Market in Singapore
This paper examines the policies with which the government intervenes into the public housing market in Singapore. The various forms of government intervention, ranging from access. allocation controls to fiscal policies are discussed. These demand-side initiatives have been observed to have a profound influence in raising households' affordability levels, increasing the rate of home ownership, encouraging residential mobility as well as focusing…
State and market
Governing housing in China
Beyond the State
The issue of governance has rapidly become a central research area. However, little research exists in the housing context. Reform in China has significantly changed the way in which housing is governed. It leads to efforts that seek alternative governance mechanisms beyond that centred on the state and has created a mix of institutions and the interaction of different modes of coordination. Market becomes an increasingly predominant form and co-…
Redefining State and Market
China?s housing reform has attracted much attention in recent years. A great body of literature has been produced. Few topics are more central to the reform issues than the relationship between state and market. This paper examines the relationship between state and market, and the changing roles of state and market in the housing reform process. The concepts of the model of demand and the model of powers are used to explain the interaction of st…
Redefining State and Market
Housing, Theory and Society
The restructuring of the housing finance system in urban China
Urban Theory in the Age of Pluralism and Complexities
Hardly, Jane and Al Rainnie 1996 Restructuring Krakow. Desperately seeking capitalism Butler, Tim and Michael Rustin 1996 Rising in the East: the regeneration of East London Harvie, Christopher 1994 The rise of regional Europe Jones, Barry and Michael Keating (eds.) 1995 The European Union and the regions Koopmans, Ruud 1995 Democracy from below: new social movements and the political system in West Germany Duyvendak, Jan Willem 1995 The power of…
Urban land reform in China
The trends, promises and challenges of urbanisation in the world
Urban land reform in China
The restructuring of the housing finance system in urban China
Governing housing in China
Housing the planet
Redefining State and Market
Housing, Theory and Society
Urban Theory in the Age of Pluralism and Complexities
Hardly, Jane and Al Rainnie 1996 Restructuring Krakow. Desperately seeking capitalism Butler, Tim and Michael Rustin 1996 Rising in the East: the regeneration of East London Harvie, Christopher 1994 The rise of regional Europe Jones, Barry and Michael Keating (eds.) 1995 The European Union and the regions Koopmans, Ruud 1995 Democracy from below: new social movements and the political system in West Germany Duyvendak, Jan Willem 1995 The power of…
State and market
Urban Theory in the Age of Pluralism and Complexities
Hardly, Jane and Al Rainnie 1996 Restructuring Krakow. Desperately seeking capitalism Butler, Tim and Michael Rustin 1996 Rising in the East: the regeneration of East London Harvie, Christopher 1994 The rise of regional Europe Jones, Barry and Michael Keating (eds.) 1995 The European Union and the regions Koopmans, Ruud 1995 Democracy from below: new social movements and the political system in West Germany Duyvendak, Jan Willem 1995 The power of…
Urban land reform in China
The restructuring of the housing finance system in urban China
Redefining State and Market
China?s housing reform has attracted much attention in recent years. A great body of literature has been produced. Few topics are more central to the reform issues than the relationship between state and market. This paper examines the relationship between state and market, and the changing roles of state and market in the housing reform process. The concepts of the model of demand and the model of powers are used to explain the interaction of st…
Redefining State and Market
Housing, Theory and Society
State and market
Governing housing in China
Beyond the State
The issue of governance has rapidly become a central research area. However, little research exists in the housing context. Reform in China has significantly changed the way in which housing is governed. It leads to efforts that seek alternative governance mechanisms beyond that centred on the state and has created a mix of institutions and the interaction of different modes of coordination. Market becomes an increasingly predominant form and co-…
Government Intervention and Impact on the Housing Market in Singapore
This paper examines the policies with which the government intervenes into the public housing market in Singapore. The various forms of government intervention, ranging from access. allocation controls to fiscal policies are discussed. These demand-side initiatives have been observed to have a profound influence in raising households' affordability levels, increasing the rate of home ownership, encouraging residential mobility as well as focusing…
Role of Urban–Rural Linkages in Promoting Sustainable Urbanization
The interconnection between rural and urban areas is growing. The large-scale urbanization and the implications of this type of development on rural areas calls for a renewed attention in fostering linkages between the urban, peri-urban and rural contexts. The limited land resources creates intense competition for different uses, including urbanization, protection of the environment and the improvements over land. This paper argues for the impera…
Housing the planet
The trends, promises and challenges of urbanisation in the world
Economics (10 works) · Business (9 works) · Political science (9 works) · China (6 works) · Geography (6 works) · Economic system (5 works) · Housing, Finance, and Neoliberalism (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Market economy (5 works) · Politics (5 works)