– Marie Krop
Implementation from above. The Conditions for Cultivating the Creative Industry in Shenzhen, China

– Catherine Verbeelen
The Collaboration of Actors in Urban Village Redevelopment Projects in Shenzhen, China

– Lysanne ter Brugge
The outdoor activities of the Chinese middle class families in Shenzhen

– Sean Wang
Value Capture and Non-Financial Compensation in Urban Village Redevelopment in China: An Attempt for a more balanced Value Distribution in Redevelopment

– Floortje Opbroek
Middle-class identity formation and children’s use of public space in Shenzhen, China

– Maurice Veeken
Decisions of migrants in their choice of residence. A case study in Baishizhou village in Shenzhen

– Fabian Koning
The influence of bottom-up organized leisure activities on the social capital of young migrants

– Bas Hendrikse
The impact of work on leisure patterns of Chinese migrant workers

– Yara Jansen
From factory to nursery. Beyond industrialization in Shenzhen: opportunities for former factories

For a summary of the studio, see: > Summary Studio Spring 2013