Dr. Shengxi Eric Xin FRGS FRSA
@dr-ericxin.bsky.social
Passionate researcher in rural-urban integrated development, spatial planning and state-community collaboration.
PhD, MPhil, BA/BEng | Tongji, UCL Bartlett, Cantab, UoL
PhD, MPhil, BA/BEng | Tongji, UCL Bartlett, Cantab, UoL
Call for Papers! I co-organized a
session on rural geography in Global South Regions @rgsibg.bsky.social 2025 Annual Conference, kindly sponsored by @ruralgrg.bsky.social .
Abstract submission ddl: 28 Feb 2025.
For details, pls see the cfp below.
We sincerely welcome your contributions!
session on rural geography in Global South Regions @rgsibg.bsky.social 2025 Annual Conference, kindly sponsored by @ruralgrg.bsky.social .
Abstract submission ddl: 28 Feb 2025.
For details, pls see the cfp below.
We sincerely welcome your contributions!
February 13, 2025 at 2:05 AM
Call for Papers! I co-organized a
session on rural geography in Global South Regions @rgsibg.bsky.social 2025 Annual Conference, kindly sponsored by @ruralgrg.bsky.social .
Abstract submission ddl: 28 Feb 2025.
For details, pls see the cfp below.
We sincerely welcome your contributions!
session on rural geography in Global South Regions @rgsibg.bsky.social 2025 Annual Conference, kindly sponsored by @ruralgrg.bsky.social .
Abstract submission ddl: 28 Feb 2025.
For details, pls see the cfp below.
We sincerely welcome your contributions!
In my previous article on JRS, I introduced neo-exogenous development to explain China’s state-led rural networked development model under Rural Revitalization/RRS.
In my new paper, I examine this model’s governance implications, arguing that RRS has fostered a form of “rural party-statecraft”.
In my new paper, I examine this model’s governance implications, arguing that RRS has fostered a form of “rural party-statecraft”.
February 9, 2025 at 4:16 AM
In my previous article on JRS, I introduced neo-exogenous development to explain China’s state-led rural networked development model under Rural Revitalization/RRS.
In my new paper, I examine this model’s governance implications, arguing that RRS has fostered a form of “rural party-statecraft”.
In my new paper, I examine this model’s governance implications, arguing that RRS has fostered a form of “rural party-statecraft”.
Many scholars use neo-endogenous development to explain multi-actor participation in China’s Rural Revitalization Strategy. However, in my paper coauthored with Prof Nick Gallent, we argue it is essentially state-led networked development
February 4, 2025 at 4:25 AM
Many scholars use neo-endogenous development to explain multi-actor participation in China’s Rural Revitalization Strategy. However, in my paper coauthored with Prof Nick Gallent, we argue it is essentially state-led networked development