Dr. Shengxi Eric Xin FRGS FRSA
@dr-ericxin.bsky.social
Passionate researcher in rural-urban integrated development, spatial planning and state-community collaboration.
PhD, MPhil, BA/BEng | Tongji, UCL Bartlett, Cantab, UoL
PhD, MPhil, BA/BEng | Tongji, UCL Bartlett, Cantab, UoL
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Many scholars use neo-endogenous development to explain multi-actor participation in China’s Rural Revitalization Strategy. However, in my paper coauthored with Prof Nick Gallent, we argue it is essentially state-led networked development
My co-authored new book with Professor Nick Gallent based on my PhD research at @ucl.ac.uk It raises the “Neo-exogenous Development” to conceptualizes the intensive state intervention, contrast with the increasing state withdrawal from rural regions across the world.
March 21, 2026 at 4:22 AM
My co-authored new book with Professor Nick Gallent based on my PhD research at @ucl.ac.uk It raises the “Neo-exogenous Development” to conceptualizes the intensive state intervention, contrast with the increasing state withdrawal from rural regions across the world.
Call for Papers! I co-organized a
session on rural geography in Global South Regions @rgsibg.bsky.social 2025 Annual Conference, kindly sponsored by @ruralgrg.bsky.social .
Abstract submission ddl: 28 Feb 2025.
For details, pls see the cfp below.
We sincerely welcome your contributions!
session on rural geography in Global South Regions @rgsibg.bsky.social 2025 Annual Conference, kindly sponsored by @ruralgrg.bsky.social .
Abstract submission ddl: 28 Feb 2025.
For details, pls see the cfp below.
We sincerely welcome your contributions!
February 13, 2025 at 2:05 AM
Call for Papers! I co-organized a
session on rural geography in Global South Regions @rgsibg.bsky.social 2025 Annual Conference, kindly sponsored by @ruralgrg.bsky.social .
Abstract submission ddl: 28 Feb 2025.
For details, pls see the cfp below.
We sincerely welcome your contributions!
session on rural geography in Global South Regions @rgsibg.bsky.social 2025 Annual Conference, kindly sponsored by @ruralgrg.bsky.social .
Abstract submission ddl: 28 Feb 2025.
For details, pls see the cfp below.
We sincerely welcome your contributions!
Reposted by Dr. Shengxi Eric Xin FRGS FRSA
Farmers report missing millions of dollars of funding they were promised by the U.S. Agriculture Department, despite promises from the Trump administration that a federal funding freeze would not apply to projects directly benefiting individuals.
Farmers on the hook for millions after Trump freezes USDA funds
The White House had repeatedly said the funding freeze would not impact benefits that go directly to individuals.
www.washingtonpost.com
February 10, 2025 at 1:05 PM
Farmers report missing millions of dollars of funding they were promised by the U.S. Agriculture Department, despite promises from the Trump administration that a federal funding freeze would not apply to projects directly benefiting individuals.
In my previous article on JRS, I introduced neo-exogenous development to explain China’s state-led rural networked development model under Rural Revitalization/RRS.
In my new paper, I examine this model’s governance implications, arguing that RRS has fostered a form of “rural party-statecraft”.
In my new paper, I examine this model’s governance implications, arguing that RRS has fostered a form of “rural party-statecraft”.
February 9, 2025 at 4:16 AM
In my previous article on JRS, I introduced neo-exogenous development to explain China’s state-led rural networked development model under Rural Revitalization/RRS.
In my new paper, I examine this model’s governance implications, arguing that RRS has fostered a form of “rural party-statecraft”.
In my new paper, I examine this model’s governance implications, arguing that RRS has fostered a form of “rural party-statecraft”.
Many scholars use neo-endogenous development to explain multi-actor participation in China’s Rural Revitalization Strategy. However, in my paper coauthored with Prof Nick Gallent, we argue it is essentially state-led networked development
February 4, 2025 at 4:25 AM
Many scholars use neo-endogenous development to explain multi-actor participation in China’s Rural Revitalization Strategy. However, in my paper coauthored with Prof Nick Gallent, we argue it is essentially state-led networked development
Reposted by Dr. Shengxi Eric Xin FRGS FRSA
The rationale of rural planning authorities is that housing and service needs can more effectively be met in towns than in the countryside | Prof Nick Gallent
How to fix England’s rural housing crisis
The rationale of rural planning authorities is that housing and service needs can more effectively be met in towns than in the countryside
eastangliabylines.co.uk
April 1, 2024 at 7:32 AM
The rationale of rural planning authorities is that housing and service needs can more effectively be met in towns than in the countryside | Prof Nick Gallent