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Haitian transnational social fields.” Ethnic and Racial Studies, 22(2):
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Residential Districts: Restructuring Of Urban Space In Beijing’s
Migrant Enclaves,” Habitat International, 35(3): July 2011, 508-513.
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Relations Between South Korea and China,” Journal of International
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Town.” Korea Observer, 38(3), 2007: 469-500.
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Chengzhongcun in China’s Urbanization,” International Journal of
Urban and Regional Research, 27(4): 2003, 912-937.
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Shanghai”, Urban Affairs Review, 37(4): March 2002, 475-499.
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Development during Transition”, International Journal of Urban and
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2013 8. 10. / 2013 8. 16. ~ 2013 9. 4. / 2013 9. 6.
ABSTACT
Wangjing Model: Formation and Development of Wangjing Koreatown in Beijing
Jeong, Jong-Ho
Examining the formation and development of Wangjing Koreatown in Beijing,
this paper aims to expand the scale of research on transnational migration of
Koreans in China in two dimensions. First, by locating the study of Wangjing
Koreatown in the context of China’s post-Mao urban restructuring, this paper
analyzes the formation of Wangjing with the discussions on the pro-growth
urban coalition which has been central to China’s urban restructuring during
the economic reform period. At the same time, Wangjing Koreatown is
analyzed diachronically by reviewing the social stratification within Korean
immigrant society in Wangjing over the ten years of settlement consolidation.
This characteristic of Wangjing area’s development presents an important
model in looking at post-Mao urban restructuring. The Wangjing area was
developed and then transformed into a “city within a city” by relatively
wealthy Koreans, and is now continuing a unique path of development as an
internationalized distinct today. Thus, the reconstruction of the formation and
development of Wangjing area can give vital information for research in
China’s urban development and clues to better guide China’s future policy
towards its foreign population and Korean society in China.
Key Words : Wangjing, transnational migration, Koreatown, urban restructuring, social stratification
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