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    Title: The Place Attachment of Residents Displaced by Urban Redevelopment Projects in Shanghai
    Authors: 宋郁玲;姜蘭虹;李思名
    Song, Yu-Ling;Chiang, Nora Lan-Hung;Li, Si-Ming
    Keywords: displaced residents ; place attachment ; urban redevelopment ; Shanghai ; China
    Date: 2012-09
    Issue Date: 2016-11-18 15:34:06 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: This paper studies the place attachment of Shanghai residents who have been displaced by redevelopment projects. The objective is to present the condition of the displaced residents and to add another easily ignored dimension to the study of China`s phenomenal urban transformation. The first author conducted in-depth interviews during summer 2004 and 2005. Thematic analysis was employed to understand the dynamics of the everyday life experiences of these displaced residents. The findings show that the place attachment of displaced Shanghai residents is strongly connected with the generalized social environment and personal emotions generated through the constant bargaining in their everyday lives. In an environment of urban redevelopment in post-socialist China, bargaining place attachment is built on people`s bargain with their social environment. ”Bargaining” has become not only their negotiation strategy, but also the way they are attached to place-Shanghai. Moreover, bargaining place attachment legitimates the idea that place detachment is indispensable in the redevelopment of urban China.
    Relation: Issues & Studies,48(3),43-73
    Data Type: article
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