| Preface |
| 1 | Multiple Interpretations: Urbanization Out of Sync |
| 2 | Is China an Outlier? China's Urbanization in the Historical and International Contexts |
| 3 | Fundamentals: Hukou and Migration |
| Land Market, Public Finance, Real Estate Development |
| 4 | Land-use and Public Finance Institutions in China: An Overview |
| 5 | Land Quota Market in Chongqing and Chengdu: De-spatialize Land Transfer |
| 6 | Brownfields in Beijing Chemical Plant: How Cities Recycle Industrial Land |
| 7 | Integrating the Proposed Property Tax with the Public Leasehold System |
| 8–9 | Module Summary; Student Presentations for Phase 1: Ideas |
| Transportation, Economy, Energy, Environment and Technology |
| 10 | Dispersion of Urban Agglomeration through High-Speed Rail |
| 11 | Managing Car Ownership in Chinese Mega Cities |
| 12 | Costs of Air Pollution: Focusing on its Human Health Damage |
| 13 | Advancing Low-Carbon Cities: Pathways through CERC |
| 14 | Module Summary; Student Presentations for Phase 2: Proposals |
| 15 | Progress in Energy Efficiency: Technology, Policy and Market in China's Automobile Sectors |
| 16 | Financing Urban Access: Transportation, Form and Land Grabbing |
| 17 | Understanding and Untangling Complex Urban Issues through Emerging Big Data |
| 18–19 | Module Summary; Student Presentations for Phase 3: Literature |
| Social, Cultural and Political |
| 20 | Drifting and Getting Stuck: Migrants in Chinese Cities |
| 21 | Urbanization vs. Citizenization: Self-employed Migrants in Wangjingxi Market |
| 22 | Spatial Justice in Affordable Housing Design in Ningbo |
| 23 | Preserving Beijing's Spatial Tradition in Rapid Urban Development |
| 24 | Aging Society: Offering Care to the Elderly in the Confucius Society |
| 25 | Forging Greater Xi'an: New Regional Strategies and their Urban Outcomes |
| 26 | Social Housing in China—Explorations, Practices, and Dilemmas |
| 27 | Course Summary: Alternative Narratives of China's Urbanization; Student Presentations for Phase 4: Team Project |
