Urbanizing China: A Reflective Dialogue | Urban Studies and Planning | MIT OpenCourseWare

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Instructor

Prof. Jinhua Zhao

Departments

Urban Studies and Planning

As Taught In

Fall 2013

Level

Graduate

Course Info

Instructor

Prof. Jinhua Zhao

Departments

Urban Studies and Planning

As Taught In

Fall 2013

Level

Graduate

Topics

Social Science

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Lecture Notes

Land Use and Public Finance Institutions in China

Session 1: Multiple Interpretations: Urbanization Out of Sync

Session 3: Hukou and Migration

Session 5: Land Quota Market in Chongqing and Chengdu

Session 6: Brownfields in Beijing Chemical Plant

Session 7: Integrating Property Tax with the Public Leasehold System

Session 8: First Module Summary

Session 10: Dispersion of Urban Agglomeration through High-Speed Rail

MIT11_S945F13_Ses2.pdf

Session 11: Managing Car Ownership in Chinese Mega Cities

Session 12: Costs of Air Pollution

Session 15: Progress in Energy Efficiency

Session 16: Financing Urban Access

Session 17: Understanding and Untangling Complex Urban Issues through Emerging Big Data

Session 18: Third Module Summary Part 1

Session 19: Third Module Summary Part 2

Session 20: Drifting and Getting Stuck

Session 21: Urbanization vs. Citizenization

Course Info

Instructor

Prof. Jinhua Zhao

Departments

Urban Studies and Planning

As Taught In

Fall 2013

Level

Graduate

Course Info

Instructor

Prof. Jinhua Zhao

Departments

Urban Studies and Planning

As Taught In

Fall 2013

Level

Graduate

Topics

Social Science

Topics

Learning Resource Types

Lecture Notes

Presentation Assignments

Projects

Written Assignments

Download Course

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