首页|Understanding Why People Complain:Using Spatial Embeddedness to Explore Residents' Satisfaction in China's Danwei Neighborhood Renovation
Understanding Why People Complain:Using Spatial Embeddedness to Explore Residents' Satisfaction in China's Danwei Neighborhood Renovation
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Against the backdrop of China's socio-economic transition,there is a growing imperative to examine neighborhood renovation initiatives in addressing the emerging needs of residents. Developing Granovetter's classic work on embeddedness,this paper proposes a conceptual framework of spatial embeddedness to understand changes in the physical space brought about by neighborhood renovation,in order to explore how it affects residents' satisfaction in a dynamic temporal and spatial process. It presents whether and why residents' real feelings produced from their interac-tion with neighborhood renovation are (un)different,and how their feelings are shaped based on six months of fieldwork in a danwei neighborhood in Xi'an,China. The paper conceptualizes the relationship between the neighborhood space and embeddedness by adopting spatial embeddedness to capture the interplay of temporal,spatial,and social factors in the process of danwei neighborhood renovation. This framework not only integrates multiple perspectives and scales,but also reflects different levels of residents' satisfaction,trying to establish a connection between the abstract space and the renovation space. It suggests that spatial embeddedness should be considered as a response to the negative social impacts resulting from changes in the physical space in neighborhood renovation.
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