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Re-conceptualizing the ideal homes in rural China: an actor-network theory approach

Sociology

Re-conceptualizing the ideal homes in rural China: an actor-network theory approach

P. Wang, S. Xie, et al.

This intriguing study by Peng Wang, Shuyue Xie, and Honggang Xu explores how urban-rural migrants in China cultivate their ideal homes, emphasizing the dynamic interactions with local landscapes, resources, and technology. Discover how the quest for sustainability transforms rural living into a harmonious blend of tradition and modernity.

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