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Published in last 1 year |  In last 2 years |  In last 3 years |  All Please wait a minute... For Selected: Download Citations EndNote Reference Manager ProCite BibTeX RefWorks Toggle Thumbnails Select On the Education of Migrant Community and its Management Innovation: A Case Study of Shanghai WU Rui-Jun Journal of East China Normal University (Philosoph    2012, 44 (4): 1-6.   Abstract （1530）   HTML （4）    PDF （1459KB）（1400）       Knowledge map    The large-scale aggregation of migrants in metropolitan cities results in housing segregation, and could increase the difficulty of solving the education problem of children of migrant workers. Findings from an empirical study in Shanghai suggest that the living condition and housing segregation of migrant communities has a negative impact on children’s social integration and self-identification. The increasing cost and decreasing gains of education result in a new spread of the doctrine that “knowledge is useless.” There is a “lowland effect” on the distribution of urban education resources and a structural imbalance between supply and demand of education resources for children of migrant workers. It is essential to create a new policy system of migrant management based on the concept of “integration” through institutional innovation so as to reallocate public resources such as compulsory education more efficiently and more reasonably. Related Articles | Metrics Select On the Issue of the Passive Urbanization of Suburban Farmers WEN Jun Journal of East China Normal University (Philosoph    2012, 44 (4): 7-11.   Abstract （1941）   HTML （4）    PDF （1390KB）（1267）       Knowledge map    The conversion from farmer to urban citizen has long been the dream of Chinese farmers. However, in contemporary China, with the development of industrialization and urbanization, the conversion of suburban farmers to urban citizens has become a problematic phenomenon. This is because the urbanization of suburban farmers is a passive process which is institutionally organized. This passive process not only brings frustration to new urban citizens, but also causes new urban-rural conflict and potential social crises. Therefore, to find out possible countermeasures, we must take a close examination on problems of the new urban-rural relationship resulted from the passive process of urbanization of suburban farmers in China. Related Articles | Metrics Select Local values, Public Participation and Endogenous Barriers of the Differentiation between Urban and Rural Areas in Shanghai ZHANG Wen-Ming Journal of East China Normal University (Philosoph    2012, 44 (4): 12-17.   Abstract （1220）   HTML （4）    PDF （1454KB）（1203）       Knowledge map    The differentiation between urban and rural areas has drawn attention from scholars all along. Economists, in particular, explain it from the most microcosmic perspective. As an urban-based society, Shanghai carries enormous differences between urban and rural areas, which however has been less studied. This thesis argues that the “local values” of rural society have been eroded and ‘enticed’ by the culture of consumerism. This leads to the lack of the identity of self-worth in the suburban and rural areas, and then the declining of local unity. As a result, suburban and rural areas lose the ability to resist the dominating of urban sprawl and change the situation of being deprived. Related Articles | Metrics Select On the Protection of Folk Belief in the Process of Urbanization TIAN Zhao-Yuan Journal of East China Normal University (Philosoph    2012, 44 (4): 18-22.   Abstract （1287）   HTML （4）    PDF （1385KB）（1565）       Knowledge map    As a cultural legacy, folk belief plays an important role in both rural and urban traditions. Under the process of urbanization, folk belief is being excluded, and even on the verge of extinction. Therefore, protecting the folk belief resources becomes a crucial task. In general, the following three aspects are essential to the protection of folk belief and the promotion of its healthy development in cities: enhancing the understanding of the importance of the folk belief for the construction of urban culture; protecting the physical space of folk belief; and maintaining the community structure for those relocated residents. Related Articles | Metrics