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Negotiating temporalities: History, heritage, and the politics of urban regeneration in Beijing
This article examines the politics of temporality in the regeneration of Beijing's historic core. Drawing on fieldwork conducted in Dashilar in 2019, it analyses how competing temporalities mediate the framing, contestation, and eventual stagnation of regeneration. The article extends the co
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