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Searching for Models of Settling Displacement/Resettlement-Induced Conflicts in China

Funding period: 2015 - 2017

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What contributes to a higher degree of voluntarism in China's rural displacement programmes? Poverty Alleviation Resettlement as a case study

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Though it has been an anti-poverty instrument in China since the 1980s, little scholarly attention has been paid to Poverty Allevi..

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Displacement and resettlement with Chinese characteristics: An editorial introduction

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This special issue focuses on population displacement and resettlement in China and argues that many aspects of displacement and r..

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