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Has China Already Become an Innovation-Driven Economy? | Duke University Asian/Pacific Studies Institute
Peilei Fan's research works | Michigan State University, MI (MSU) and other places
Peilei Fan: Urbanization and Environmental Change: Comparative Analysis of Taipei and Shanghai - YouTube
Peilei Fan, Michigan State University • Expertise Finder Network
MSU Urban & Regional Planning Associate Professor Peilei Fan was selected for sixth cohort of Public Intellectuals Program - School of Planning, Design and Construction
Trending stories published on Urban China Network – Medium
Society for Urban Ecology 2nd world international congress 2016, Shanghai, China – Dr.habil. Luis Inostroza
Recently constructed hydropower dams were associated with reduced economic production, population, and greenness in nearby areas | PNAS
China Center Successfully Co-hosts Urbanization Forum | Columbia | China Center for Social Policy
Peilei Fan's research works | Michigan State University, MI (MSU) and other places
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Speakers | Peilei Fan. Dr. Peilei Fan is a professor of Urban… | by Urban China Network | Urban China Network | Medium
Overview Established by Belmont Forum and JPI Urban Europe - ppt download
Walkability in urban landscapes: a comparative study of four large cities in China | Request PDF
MSU Urban & Regional Planning Associate Professor Peilei Fan was selected for sixth cohort of Public Intellectuals Program - School of Planning, Design and Construction
Last Call to Help a Distressed Michigan Community through Innovative Collaboration!
Peilei Fan: Urbanization and Environmental Change: Comparative Analysis of Taipei and Shanghai - Research & Reflections
Peilei Fan: Urbanization and Environmental Change: Comparative Analysis of Taipei and Shanghai - YouTube
Comparative Analysis of Japan and China's Technology Policies
Geography @MSU (@GEOatMSU) / Twitter
Fan, Peilei | Asian Development Bank
Peilei Fan
How hydropower dams impact the communities they're built in | MSUToday | Michigan State University
Critical perspectives for examining urbanization and sustainability in China – UGEC Viewpoints
