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2021 | OriginalPaper | Chapter
Village-in-the-City Reconstruction Based on Social Exclusion Theory
Authors : Xujing Yu, Yuzhe Wu
Published in: Proceedings of the 24th International Symposium on Advancement of Construction Management and Real Estate
Publisher: Springer Singapore
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Abstract
Under the background of new-type urbanization, the village-in-the-city reconstruction should not only focus on the property owners, but also on the rights to housing of the floating population which has been much neglected for a long time. Based on social exclusion theory, this paper focus on the marginalized vulnerable group in the village-in-the-city reconstruction—the floating population. According to the village-in-the-city reconstruction in Hangzhou and based on field investigation, case study analysis and comparative analysis, this paper examines social exclusion as it affects the floating population and their efforts to find rental accommodation in the village-in-the-city. The study then compares their present situation with their actual rights to housing. The paper concludes with the policy implications that follow from the analysis.