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  • State Restructuring and Urban Innovation Development in Post-reform China: Shanghai’s Innovation Action in Review

    Lingyue LI, Huizhi Geng, Xiaohu Zhang
    34-43

    Article ID: 3173
    575  (Abstract) 190  (Download)

    Abstract: Given the ample evidences from present studies on national-level innovation policies evolution and mechanisms, this paper contributes to a city-level understanding towards innovation-related state restructuring,the consequent innovation policy change and its relational performance with urban development in post-reform Shanghai, China from an inputoutput perspective. It unfolds that state restructuring relinquishing state power to the market... More

    2021-06-15
  • A Mega-event Approach to Glurbanization: Insights from Expo 2010, Shanghai

    Lingyue LI
    1-11

    Article ID: 188
    611  (Abstract) 120  (Download)

    Abstract: This paper contributes to an in-depth understanding of how the mega-event contributes glurbanization of entrepreneurial city through a case study of Expo 2010 in Shanghai. It argues that spatial-related transformation is central to mega-event approach to glurbanization yet the soft power building is uncertain. It implies that the domestic impacts of mega-events are... More

    2019-03-14
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