Sociology

Sense of community and residential well-being among rural-urban migrants in China

M. Guan and H. Guan

This study by Ming Guan and Hongyi Guan explores the significant connection between residential well-being and sense of community among Chinese rural-urban migrants. It identifies key socioeconomic factors influencing their experiences, shedding light on how enhancing living conditions can lead to improved well-being.

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