The main obstacle to alleviating inequalities in China remains the urban-rural divide, formally constituted by the Household Registration System, that splits the population into two groups: urban-recorded and rural-recorded residents. Such discrimination has generated a tireless migration flow from one realm to the other, exacerbating spatial segregation. This paper discusses the transitional condition of the Chinese countryside, conceived as an experimental field forging a new type of rurality. Alongside problematic design-related themes, promising arguments emerge, whose outcomes challenge the conventional notions of rural and urban.
Ruralità Inurbate. Quali forme di sviluppo rurale per mitigare le diseguaglianze sociali in Cina
G. Semprebon
2021-01-01
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The main obstacle to alleviating inequalities in China remains the urban-rural divide, formally constituted by the Household Registration System, that splits the population into two groups: urban-recorded and rural-recorded residents. Such discrimination has generated a tireless migration flow from one realm to the other, exacerbating spatial segregation. This paper discusses the transitional condition of the Chinese countryside, conceived as an experimental field forging a new type of rurality. Alongside problematic design-related themes, promising arguments emerge, whose outcomes challenge the conventional notions of rural and urban.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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