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The work-unit is dead. Long live the work-unit! Spatial segregation and privilege in a work-unit housing compound in Guangzhou

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2011

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Tang, Beibei
Tomba, Luigi
Breitung, W.

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Franz Steiner Verlag Stuttgart GmbH

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Through the in-depth study of one State Owned Institution, University S in Guangzhou, this paper argues that China's traditional urban work-units still perform important social and economic functions and are instrumental to both the spatialization of soci

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/79029

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Geographische Zeitschrift

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2037-12-31

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