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Elements in Global Development Studies

When Formalization Fails

The Credibility of Informality in China’s Resettlement Communities

Zhu (University of Waterloo) Qian & Chen (Northwestern Polytechnical University) Yang

When Formalization Fails

Elements in Global Development Studies

When Formalization Fails

The Credibility of Informality in China’s Resettlement Communities

Elements in Global Development Studies: When Formalization Fails

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States use rural-to-urban resettlement to fuel development, yet this formal process consistently generates its own informalities. Using a comparative case study of China, this Element reveals how informality not only persists after resettlement but performs essential functions, critically challenging the effectiveness of prevailing policies.

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Beschrijving Elements in Global Development Studies: When Formalization Fails

States use rural-to-urban resettlement to fuel development, yet this formal process consistently generates its own informalities. Using a comparative case study of China, this Element reveals how informality not only persists after resettlement but performs essential functions, critically challenging the effectiveness of prevailing policies.

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