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Real Estate Corruption, Land Development, and Urbanization in China

I Want To Be Expropriated!: the politics of xiaochanquanfang land development in suburban China

Wooyeal Paik
&
Kihyun Lee
Pages 261-279 | Published online: 07 Feb 2012

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