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Urban-rural human settlements in China: Objective evaluation and subjective well-being

Environmental Studies and Forestry

Urban-rural human settlements in China: Objective evaluation and subjective well-being

C. Fang, H. Ma, et al.

This study investigates the transformation of urban-rural settlements in China, revealing a remarkable enhancement in their quality over the last two decades. Conducted by Chuanglin Fang and colleagues, the research presents a compelling look at how satisfaction and well-being fluctuate across different regions and resident types. Join us to learn more about these insightful findings.

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Abstract
This paper evaluates four dimensions of urban-rural settlements in China (environmental health, tidiness, amenity, and support) from subjective and objective perspectives. Findings show significant improvement in settlement quality over 20 years, decreasing from southeast to northwest. Subjective estimations show national average satisfaction, with disparities based on resident attributes. Subjective evaluation correlates positively with subjective well-being, but objective estimations vary across sub-dimensions. Future research should focus on long-term follow-up.
Publisher
Humanities and Social Sciences Communications
Published On
Oct 28, 2022
Authors
Chuanglin Fang, Haitao Ma, Chao Bao, Zhenbo Wang, Guangdong Li, Siao Sun, Yupeng Fan
Tags
urban-rural settlements
China
settlement quality
subjective well-being
environmental health
disparities

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