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75% of the world's population will live in cities by 2050. But that isn't a guarantee of survival for all existing cities. The more attractive, sustainable and environmentally friendly they are, the better their chances for prosperity.

Proposing that architecture can transform a place, the work of Sheng-Yuan Huang and Fieldoffice was chosen for the Taiwan Exhibition at La Biennale di Venezia.

Proposing that architecture can transform a place, the work of Sheng-Yuan Huang and Fieldoffice was chosen for the Taiwan Exhibition at La Biennale di Venezia.

Media reports suggest rents were becoming cheaper in the southern tech hub, but not everyone agrees.

Nearly two years of strict border controls have led to a growing shortage of foreign talent in China. Some worry it could become permanent.

Nearly two years of strict border controls have led to a growing shortage of foreign talent in China. Some worry it could become permanent.

From rafts to migrant workers, as far as Long Pan is concerned, all art is fungi-ble.

Nearly two years of strict border controls have led to a growing shortage of foreign talent in China. Some worry it could become permanent.

Human rights have been central to the family planning movement for well over half a century, although family planning programs have not always lived

This study examines the role of urbanization in explaining the effect of tourism on poverty which is proxied by the Engel coefficient for China’s 31 provinces over the period of 1999–2016. For urban poverty, both domestic and inbound tourism affect poverty indirectly via urbanization as the link. For rural areas, poverty falls by more in response to domestic tourism increase compared to inbound tourism but urbanization fails to serve as a conduit for this tourism–poverty link. These result...