Urban fragmentation affects sustainability through multiple impacts on economic, social, and environmental cost. Characterizing the dynamics of urban fragmentation in relation to economic transition should provide implications for sustainability. However, rather few efforts have been made in this issue. Using the case of Shanghai (China), this paper quantifies urban fragmentation in relation to...

This article studies location decisions and network configurations of foreign direct investment (FDI) in Nanjing, the capital of Jiangsu Province, located in the northwest of the Yangtze River Delta (YRD). Built on the perspective that China’s economic transition can be conceptualized as a triple process of globalization, marketization, and decentralization, this article outlines four structura...

This paper is as an invitation to rethink social studies of economization and geographies marketization at a time when the heydays neoliberal seem be over. After briefly summarizing thrust economization/marketization approach, we make two suggestions develop perspective further. The first use economic geography’s heterodox tradition contribute ongoing “provincialization” neoclassical market. Se...

Over the past 40 years of reform and opening, enhancement in marketization has greatly promoted development Chinese economy. At present, China’s economic model shifted from a focus on speed to quality. Against this background, it is necessary further promote high-quality China. This paper begins with an introduction agricultural degree marketization. According definitions marketization, we cons...

Critique takes a key role in the political economy of contemporary art’s marketization. It gives substance to a moral involvement in contemporary art that is operationally central to the distinction between its primary and secondary markets. In so doing, critique serves to maintain the grip of the primary market over contemporary art. Accounting for the distinction between markets in terms of a...

The cybereconomy provides new momentum for the traditional economy, adds formats and models, is main China’s economic progression. Therefore, level of 30 provinces in China from 2011 to 2019 measured by constructing a comprehensive index system an econometric model explore impact on marketization process its internal mechanism. results show that has significantly promoted development process, g...

China has undergone economic transition characterized by marketization, globalization and decentralization, which has resulted in profound change in land use and urban space. This paper integrates globalization, institutional change, and China's economic transition to better understand urban land expansion in China. We use land use survey data in Jiangsu province at the county level to shed the...

This article joins the debate over the effect of market-driven economic development on women’s work opportunities and household gender inequalities. It assesses women’s opportunities for off-farm employment, the relative contributions of female off-farm workers to household income, and the distribution of power in families whose male members have left for off-farm jobs, leaving women behind in ...

Since China accelerated its market oriented economic reforms at the end of 1992, its energy intensity has declined 3.6% annually over 1993–2005. However, its energy intensity declined 4.2% annually during its first reform period 1979–1992. Therefore, can we conclude that the accelerated marketization since the end of 1992 has made no contribution to its energy efficiency improvement? In order t...