SESSION:Rural Development in China: Challenges, Resilience and Opportunities in 2016 AAG MeetingSESSION:Rural Development in China: Challenges, Resilience and Opportunities in 2016 AAG Meeting
AAG 2016, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting is going to be placed between 29 March, 2016 and 02 April, 2016. The Session on “Rural Development in China: Challenges, Resilience and Opportunities” will be scheduled on April 2, 2016. The detailed messages are as the following:
http://meridian.aag.org/callforpapers/program/SessionDetail.cfm?SessionID=25838
5157 Rural Development in China: Challenges, Resilience and Opportunities I
is scheduled on Saturday, 4/2/2016, from 8:00 AM - 9:40 AM in Taylor Room A, Hilton Hotel, 6th Floor
Sponsorship(s):
China Specialty Group
Organizer(s):
Enru Wang - University of North Dakota
Chair(s):
Yansui Liu - Chinese Academy of Sciences
8:00 AM Author(s): *Hualou Long - IGSNRR, CAS
Abstract Title: Challenges for the Future of Rural China: A Spatial Restructuring Perspective
8:20 AM Author(s): *Yuheng Li - Chinese Academy of Sciences
Abstract Title: Rural Resilience in Response to the Decline of Rural China
8:40 AM Author(s): *Zi Li - School of Design and Environment. National University Of Singapore
Abstract Title: Culture and Competition from E-commerce service in Rural Transformation - China's New Online-Mobile Urbanism
9:00 AM Author(s): *Wang Jieyong -
Abstract Title: Rural Depopulation and its Effects on Settlements in North China Plain: Case Study of Three Villages
9:20 AM Author(s): *Yansui Liu - Beijing Normal University
Abstract Title: Rural hollowing problem in China: The evolution process, driving forces and policy implications
10:00 AM Author(s): *Yurui Li - Institue of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research, CAS
Zhi Cao - Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources,CAS
Yufu Chen - Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources, CAS
Hualou Long - Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources, CAS
Abstract Title: Land consolidation and the sustainability of rural community: a case study in traditional agricultural areas of China
10:20 AM Author(s): *Ting Ting Li, PhD candidate - |
Abstract Title: Multi-scale analysis of rural housing land transition under China's rapid urbanization: The case of Bohai Rim
10:40 AM Author(s): *Shuang-shuang Tu - IGSNRR, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Hualou Long - IGSNRR, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Abstract Title: Study on the Mechanism and Models of Villages and Towns Construction and Rural Development in China
11:00 AM Author(s): *Tianjiao Li - Peking University, China
Tao Liu - Hong Kong University
Liwei Wang - Tsinghua University, China
Abstract Title: Peer Effects in Self-built Housing Area in Rural China