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Towards resilient neighbourhood governance: social tensions in Shanghai's gated communities before and during the pandemic

Social Work

Towards resilient neighbourhood governance: social tensions in Shanghai's gated communities before and during the pandemic

J. He, Y. Zhang, et al.

This research by Jinliao He, Yuan Zhang, and Zhenzhen Yi explores resilient neighbourhood governance amidst crises, emphasizing civic participation and market dynamics within Shanghai's gated communities during the pandemic. Discover how collaborative governance can maintain order and supply necessities in challenging times.

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