Jesper Zeuthen
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3586320 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Jesper Zeuthen |
| PRENOMES | Jesper |
| SOBRENOME | Zeuthen |
| ASSINATURA | ZEUTHEN J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Aalborg University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6780-7568 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 32 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2012 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Institutions, Culture and the Chinese City
Institutions, Culture and the Chinese City focuses on how what the authors call institutions and culture have shaped the Chinese city. By “institutions,” the authors mean the political system, nota
Red, Yellow, Green
When the Health Code was in use in China, the local governments of Shenzhen and Changsha, like many others, required individuals to present a ‘green code’ to move within and between locations. In this essay, we focus on moments when green codes unexpectedly turned yellow. By studying these changes, we gain insight into how the infrastructure of automated control was challenged when people affected by the system and those administering it had to f…
Finding Good Help
This article studies the making of a small fragment of China's social credit system by focusing on the evolution of digital mediation in the market for domestic service. We study the ongoing development and reconfiguration of various forms of digital mediation in the domestic service labour market from early local digital blacklisting attempts to the making of a nationwide app linked to the social credit system. We find that digital mediation so …
Local Politics in the Age of Automated Decision-Making in China
This article uses the case of the Henan health code scandal and Chinese netizens’ response to it to illustrate the local politics in the age of automated decision-making systems in China. It examines how a local stability maintenance endeavour has become a sign of the misuse and abuse of power and technology by an authoritarian Party-state and its ruling elites to safeguard their own interests and power. The performative disciplining of local cul…
Credit ratings and financialized political capitalism in a Chinese development zone
Rescaling China's rural-urban frontier
This article examines how zoning - awarding exceptional status to selected sites - has been used as a governance tool to regulate access to land made available through land-use changes on the outskirts of Chengdu between 2007 and 2018. By studying these claims to exceptional status and the implementation of associated policies at the local level, the article seeks to demonstrate how zoning reconfigures power locally. The article argues that zonin…
China's rural urbanization and the state
Since 2014, under the policy of ‘new-type urbanization’ (新型城镇化), Xi Jinping’s government has worked towards a more sustainable form of urbanization. One important aspect of this policy shift is a more balanced development between cities and rural areas, which is intended to improve the living conditions of both rural migrants in the cities and the rural population in the countryside. These goals are not new. For example, political attempts to sti…
Promises of hope or threats of domination
Whose urban development? Changing credibilities, forms and functions of urbanization in Chengdu, China
Bittersweet China
This paper argues that new interpretations of “eating bitterness” ([Formula: see text], chiku) have firmly entered the landscape of China's social organisation. Whereas the bitterness eaten by heroic types in China's revolutionary past was directed towards serving others, now the aim of eating bitterness is self-awareness. Furthermore, bitterness-eating, which once pertained to rural-urban migrant workers as opposed to discourses of urban “qualit…
Rule through Difference on China's Urban–Rural Boundary
In both the academic debate as well as in Chinese politics urban–rural difference is a frequently used categorisation. Policies addressing previous neglect of rural China have been the official top-priority of China's current leadership since it came to power in 2003–2004. This article argues that we need to nuance the distinct dichotomy between urban and rural, and look into the specifics of how differences are actively mobilised when claims are…
Whose urban development? Changing credibilities, forms and functions of urbanization in Chengdu, China
Bittersweet China
This paper argues that new interpretations of “eating bitterness” ([Formula: see text], chiku) have firmly entered the landscape of China's social organisation. Whereas the bitterness eaten by heroic types in China's revolutionary past was directed towards serving others, now the aim of eating bitterness is self-awareness. Furthermore, bitterness-eating, which once pertained to rural-urban migrant workers as opposed to discourses of urban “qualit…
Credit ratings and financialized political capitalism in a Chinese development zone
Rescaling China's rural-urban frontier
This article examines how zoning - awarding exceptional status to selected sites - has been used as a governance tool to regulate access to land made available through land-use changes on the outskirts of Chengdu between 2007 and 2018. By studying these claims to exceptional status and the implementation of associated policies at the local level, the article seeks to demonstrate how zoning reconfigures power locally. The article argues that zonin…
Promises of hope or threats of domination
Rule through Difference on China's Urban–Rural Boundary
In both the academic debate as well as in Chinese politics urban–rural difference is a frequently used categorisation. Policies addressing previous neglect of rural China have been the official top-priority of China's current leadership since it came to power in 2003–2004. This article argues that we need to nuance the distinct dichotomy between urban and rural, and look into the specifics of how differences are actively mobilised when claims are…
Local Politics in the Age of Automated Decision-Making in China
This article uses the case of the Henan health code scandal and Chinese netizens’ response to it to illustrate the local politics in the age of automated decision-making systems in China. It examines how a local stability maintenance endeavour has become a sign of the misuse and abuse of power and technology by an authoritarian Party-state and its ruling elites to safeguard their own interests and power. The performative disciplining of local cul…
China's rural urbanization and the state
Since 2014, under the policy of ‘new-type urbanization’ (新型城镇化), Xi Jinping’s government has worked towards a more sustainable form of urbanization. One important aspect of this policy shift is a more balanced development between cities and rural areas, which is intended to improve the living conditions of both rural migrants in the cities and the rural population in the countryside. These goals are not new. For example, political attempts to sti…
Rule through Difference on China's Urban–Rural Boundary
In both the academic debate as well as in Chinese politics urban–rural difference is a frequently used categorisation. Policies addressing previous neglect of rural China have been the official top-priority of China's current leadership since it came to power in 2003–2004. This article argues that we need to nuance the distinct dichotomy between urban and rural, and look into the specifics of how differences are actively mobilised when claims are…
Bittersweet China
This paper argues that new interpretations of “eating bitterness” ([Formula: see text], chiku) have firmly entered the landscape of China's social organisation. Whereas the bitterness eaten by heroic types in China's revolutionary past was directed towards serving others, now the aim of eating bitterness is self-awareness. Furthermore, bitterness-eating, which once pertained to rural-urban migrant workers as opposed to discourses of urban “qualit…
Promises of hope or threats of domination
Whose urban development? Changing credibilities, forms and functions of urbanization in Chengdu, China
Rescaling China's rural-urban frontier
This article examines how zoning - awarding exceptional status to selected sites - has been used as a governance tool to regulate access to land made available through land-use changes on the outskirts of Chengdu between 2007 and 2018. By studying these claims to exceptional status and the implementation of associated policies at the local level, the article seeks to demonstrate how zoning reconfigures power locally. The article argues that zonin…
China's rural urbanization and the state
Since 2014, under the policy of ‘new-type urbanization’ (新型城镇化), Xi Jinping’s government has worked towards a more sustainable form of urbanization. One important aspect of this policy shift is a more balanced development between cities and rural areas, which is intended to improve the living conditions of both rural migrants in the cities and the rural population in the countryside. These goals are not new. For example, political attempts to sti…
Credit ratings and financialized political capitalism in a Chinese development zone
Red, Yellow, Green
When the Health Code was in use in China, the local governments of Shenzhen and Changsha, like many others, required individuals to present a ‘green code’ to move within and between locations. In this essay, we focus on moments when green codes unexpectedly turned yellow. By studying these changes, we gain insight into how the infrastructure of automated control was challenged when people affected by the system and those administering it had to f…
Finding Good Help
This article studies the making of a small fragment of China's social credit system by focusing on the evolution of digital mediation in the market for domestic service. We study the ongoing development and reconfiguration of various forms of digital mediation in the domestic service labour market from early local digital blacklisting attempts to the making of a nationwide app linked to the social credit system. We find that digital mediation so …
Local Politics in the Age of Automated Decision-Making in China
This article uses the case of the Henan health code scandal and Chinese netizens’ response to it to illustrate the local politics in the age of automated decision-making systems in China. It examines how a local stability maintenance endeavour has become a sign of the misuse and abuse of power and technology by an authoritarian Party-state and its ruling elites to safeguard their own interests and power. The performative disciplining of local cul…
Institutions, Culture and the Chinese City
Institutions, Culture and the Chinese City focuses on how what the authors call institutions and culture have shaped the Chinese city. By “institutions,” the authors mean the political system, nota
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