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      • Impressions from the triple session at the annual PLPR conference
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Media about the conference

NOS National Radio News Channel I, Land and planning in China (in Dutch, at the 50th minute),

http://www.nporadio1.nl/gemist/2016-09-27

 

China Media and Publishing Net (in Chinese)

www.cbbr.com.cn/article/107127.html

RECOLAND Projects

  • Urban land and real estate
  • Settlements and informal housing
  • Rural land and mining
  • Forest and titling

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What is the difference between informality and illegality?

Michael Kolocek (University of Dortmund) posited in the PLPR special sessions on the Credibility of Informality (Hong Kong, 20-25 February 2017) that: “institutional forms that are illegal, but considered credible by the states, are more likely to be called informal.”

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Principal Investigator

  • Peter Ho

Postdoctoral researcher

  • Sun Li

PhD Candidates

  • Ying Zheng
  • Xiuyun Yang
  • Kees Krul

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