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China Takes Aim at Rural Influx
The New York Times notes the razing of some 30 schools for migrant workers’ children in Beijing over the summer, affecting over 30,000 students. The demolitions, justified by the government on health and safety grounds, highlight the gaping divide between legal residence holders and outsiders in China’s major cities, which threatens to become a dangerous faultline as urbanisation continAugust 30, 2011 11:40 PM
The Migrant on the Street of Eternal Happiness
Since Deng Xiaoping began the policy of economic reform and opening-up, Chinese migrant workers have become the biggest l
Young Migrants Ambivalent About City Life
Young migrant workers struggle to adapt to life in China’s cities according to a new survey, which reports that onl
December 12, 2011 9:18 PM
Beijing: Constant Nightmare, China's Most Liveable City, or Capital of the Future?
An ongoing series at The Economist’s More Intelligent Life site searches for a new global capital, with a particula
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