Xuanyi Nie

Assistant Professor

United States

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Xuanyi Nie is an Assistant Professor at the University at Buffalo School of Architecture and Planning in the United States. His research interests include the spatial aspects of healthcare financialization, community governance, and the impact of COVID-19 on urban environments. Recent articles authored by Professor Nie explore topics such as the roles of local governance during health crises, the distribution of medical resources in China, and the intersection of social capital and migration in urban settings.

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Yuki AKIYAMA

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Tokyo Gakugei University

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Haijing Liu

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Seung Kyum Kim

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Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

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Articles (16)

Medical reterritorialisation: the spatial interests of healthcare, financialisation and hospitals in a city-region

Concessionary governance: The shifting local statecraft in Nanjing’s innovation-driven urban redevelopment

Community Governance During the Shanghai COVID Lockdown III: The Changing Perception of the City

Social capital and perceived health of three types of older rural-to-urban migrants: A machine learning–based analysis

The ivory tower in China’s speculative urbanism: instrumentalizing the university-healthcare nexus

Visitation-based classification of urban parks through mobile phone big data in Tokyo

Community governance during the Shanghai COVID-19 lockdown I: the roles and actions of residents’ committees

The uneven distribution of medical resources for severe diseases in China: An analysis of the disparity in inter-city patient mobility

Unlocking Blended Emotions and Underlying Drivers: A Deep Dive into COVID-19 Vaccination Insights on Twitter Across Digital and Physical Realms in New York, Using ChatGPT

Community governance during the Shanghai COVID lockdown II: Bridging neighborhood cohesion and the perception of community governance

Medical institutions in the geography of innovation: evidence from public tertiary hospitals and biotech start-ups in Chinese cities

The “medical city” in China’s transforming urbanism: conceptualizing the medical-university-industry linkage

The ‘medical city’ and China’s entrepreneurial state: Spatial production under rising consumerism in healthcare

Mental Health, Material Possessions, and Social Capital During COVID-19: A Study of the United States Urban Working-Age Population

Reshaping the Regional Order of Health Care Resources in China: The Institutional Participants in an Inter-City Integrated Delivery System

Empowering informal settlements in Jakarta with urban agriculture: exploring a community-based approach

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Yuki AKIYAMA

Haijing Liu

Seung Kyum Kim

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