Logements sociaux à Chongqing et à Shanghai. Corollaires de l’« urbanisation » rurale et de la financiarisation foncière

Social housing in post-Maoist China reveals a complete paradigm shift, starting in the 1990s. Housing loses its status as a social benefit : allocated by companies (danwei) to their employees, it becomes a market, while the construction sector is a major stake for economic growth. A period during wh...

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Main Authors: Miguel Elosua, Françoise Ged, YANG Chen
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Language:fra
Published: Ministère de la culture 2020-11-01
Series:Les Cahiers de la Recherche Architecturale, Urbaine et Paysagère
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/craup/5178
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description Social housing in post-Maoist China reveals a complete paradigm shift, starting in the 1990s. Housing loses its status as a social benefit : allocated by companies (danwei) to their employees, it becomes a market, while the construction sector is a major stake for economic growth. A period during which multiple tenants' and owners' regimes coexisted developed until the housing reform, experimented in Shanghai at the beginning of the 1990s, then generalized throughout the country in 1998. The housing market dominated until the 12th Five Year Plan (2011-2015), which emphasized social housing.After presenting this context and the different categories of social housing, the article looks at Chongqing and Shanghai, where the issues are mutually illuminating. The government of the municipality of Chongqing has developed an intensive construction policy between 2007 and 2012, to attract rural people and "urbanize" them. To the north of Shanghai, the vast Gucun complex, built in 1998, brings together urban and rural dwellers with modest incomes, relocated after real estate or land transactions. Twenty years later, studies carried out by urban planners and sociologists from Tongji University are trying to identify and solve the problems of the large complex.The issues approached in different ways according to local governments show the interest of local studies to understand the complexity of a reform of national interest, with distinct temporalities and different regulatory approaches.
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spelling doaj-art-56d6ccd602f74539b46113b6f02c84522025-01-30T11:06:20ZfraMinistère de la cultureLes Cahiers de la Recherche Architecturale, Urbaine et Paysagère2606-74982020-11-01810.4000/craup.5178Logements sociaux à Chongqing et à Shanghai. Corollaires de l’« urbanisation » rurale et de la financiarisation foncièreMiguel ElosuaFrançoise GedYANG ChenSocial housing in post-Maoist China reveals a complete paradigm shift, starting in the 1990s. Housing loses its status as a social benefit : allocated by companies (danwei) to their employees, it becomes a market, while the construction sector is a major stake for economic growth. A period during which multiple tenants' and owners' regimes coexisted developed until the housing reform, experimented in Shanghai at the beginning of the 1990s, then generalized throughout the country in 1998. The housing market dominated until the 12th Five Year Plan (2011-2015), which emphasized social housing.After presenting this context and the different categories of social housing, the article looks at Chongqing and Shanghai, where the issues are mutually illuminating. The government of the municipality of Chongqing has developed an intensive construction policy between 2007 and 2012, to attract rural people and "urbanize" them. To the north of Shanghai, the vast Gucun complex, built in 1998, brings together urban and rural dwellers with modest incomes, relocated after real estate or land transactions. Twenty years later, studies carried out by urban planners and sociologists from Tongji University are trying to identify and solve the problems of the large complex.The issues approached in different ways according to local governments show the interest of local studies to understand the complexity of a reform of national interest, with distinct temporalities and different regulatory approaches.https://journals.openedition.org/craup/5178Affordable housingNew Plan of urbanisationLand RightsMigrantsHukou
spellingShingle Miguel Elosua
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YANG Chen
Logements sociaux à Chongqing et à Shanghai. Corollaires de l’« urbanisation » rurale et de la financiarisation foncière
Les Cahiers de la Recherche Architecturale, Urbaine et Paysagère
Affordable housing
New Plan of urbanisation
Land Rights
Migrants
Hukou
title Logements sociaux à Chongqing et à Shanghai. Corollaires de l’« urbanisation » rurale et de la financiarisation foncière
title_full Logements sociaux à Chongqing et à Shanghai. Corollaires de l’« urbanisation » rurale et de la financiarisation foncière
title_fullStr Logements sociaux à Chongqing et à Shanghai. Corollaires de l’« urbanisation » rurale et de la financiarisation foncière
title_full_unstemmed Logements sociaux à Chongqing et à Shanghai. Corollaires de l’« urbanisation » rurale et de la financiarisation foncière
title_short Logements sociaux à Chongqing et à Shanghai. Corollaires de l’« urbanisation » rurale et de la financiarisation foncière
title_sort logements sociaux a chongqing et a shanghai corollaires de l urbanisation rurale et de la financiarisation fonciere
topic Affordable housing
New Plan of urbanisation
Land Rights
Migrants
Hukou
url https://journals.openedition.org/craup/5178
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