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Desakota:

A Politically Calculated Spatial Configuration of Urbanization

Ziwei Zhang, MDes ULE Kuangyu Xiong, MDes ULE 05/09/2019

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Global Depeasantization

graph from: https://ourworldindata.org/employment-in-agriculture

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spatial transformation

  • deruralization
  • verurbanization

peasant class transformation

  • differentiation
  • dissolution

Global Depeasantization

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Agriculture Industry

Sir Arthur Lewis: Economic Development with Unlimited Supply of Labor missing from the two-sector surplus labor model: relative surplus population (RSP)/industrial reserve army

  • floating RSP
  • latent RSP
  • stagnant RSP
  • pauperdom
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Agriculture Industry

Where might RSP reside? How does state relocate RSP?

squatter settlements, favelas, slums, and desakotas

Rural Urban

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How do different strategies of agrarian labor absorption result in different spatial configurations and processes of class transformation?

Key Concepts

  • depeasantization
  • agricultural surplus labor
  • industrialization
  • peasant class transformation
  • urbanization
  • social reproduction

Research Question

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  • intense mixture of agricultural and

nonagricultural activities

  • ften stretched along corridors

between large city cores.

  • previously characterized by dense

populations engaged in agriculture

  • governance “grey zone”
  • dual identities of peasants

the Linkage Between Depeasantization and the Emergence of Desakota

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Urban-Agrarian Interface

Shanghai, China Jakarta, Indonesia Seoul, South Korea

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Creation and Absorption of Agricultural Surplus Labor

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Indonesia

  • Floating Mass
  • Free trade zone
  • transmigration program
  • semi-proletarianization
  • latent RSP

China

  • Household Responsibility

System

  • Township and Village

Enterprises

  • hukou
  • semi-proletarianization
  • latent RSP

South Korea

  • land reform
  • food aid
  • from ISI to combination of

ISI and EOI

  • disparity between rural

and urban

  • rural-to-urban migration

(urbanization)

  • proletarianization
  • floating RSP

Creation and Absorption of Agricultural Surplus Labor

  • depeasantization
  • agricultural surplus labor
  • industrialization
  • peasant class transformation
  • urbanization
  • social reproduction
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economic growth, uneven development ○ household responsibility system: release agri-labor; start of the industrial sector (opening reform一1984) ○ rise of TVEs “enter the industrial sector without entering the city; leave farmland without leaving homeland “进厂不进城,离土不离乡”;absorb agriculrural surplus labor in place (1984一1988); ○ enter the industrial sector by entering the city; leave farmland while leaving homeland “进厂又进城,离 土又离乡” long-distance migration(1989 to now)

Chinese Desakota Mutation

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Chinese Desakota Mutation

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Chinese Desakota Mutation

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Migration

image on the right: Shi, Q., & Liu, T. (2019). Glimpsing China’s future urbanization from the geography of a floating population. Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space, 51(4), 817–819. https://doi.org/10.1177/0308518X19834572

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Change of Food Regime

  • Loss of farmland
  • Growing agricultural import
  • Overseas agricultural investment

China’s Direct Overseas Investment in Agriculture, Forestry, and Fishing China’s Agricultural Imports and Exports

images from left to right,https://www.fas.usda.gov/data/china-and-hong-kong-challenges-and-opportunities/https://www.ers.usda.gov/amber-waves/2018/april/china's-agricultural-investment-abroad-is-rising

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Marginalized RSP

  • Structural discrimination
  • Lack of legal protection
  • Lack of political alliance
  • Lack of social welfare

landless peasant movement workers asking for payment precarious working environment

images from left to right, up to down :1:https://www.cbc.ca/radio/the current/the-cur-rent-for-january-20-2016-1.3411477/china-s-government-land-grabs-fuel-unrest-with-farmers-villagers-1.3411595; 2. https://www.sohu.com/a/215386087_664569;3:http://slide.news.sina.com.cn/s/slide_1_2841_100172.html 4: http://www.221319.com/news/shehui/2018/0611/3451.html

undesirable living condition

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  • accomodate RSP
  • discipline labor
  • further squeeze surplus agricultural labor productivity
  • seem chaotic, but it is a deliberate political project
  • boost economic growth for urban capital accumulation
  • benefit the state and enterprises, not peasants

Desakota: A Politically Calculated Spatial Configuration of Urbanization

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Shanghai, China Sao Paulo, Brazil

Similar issues of depeasantization and surplus labor absorption Different peri-urban spatial pattern

See Desakotas in the Mirror of Favelas

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urban and agricultural land near Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo

Potential Explanation: Precondion on Urban Fringe Potential Explanation: the Timing of Land Reform in Latin America

urban and agricultural land in Yangtze River Dealta

See Desakotas in the Mirror of Favelas

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Value and Future Implications of the Research

  • Connect Desakota with the depeasantization
  • The success of Desakota should not be evaluated only by economic output
  • Future research and policy should take into account the vulnerability of RSP during

the urban/agrarian transformation

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Desakota: A Politically Calculated Spatial Configuration of Urbanization

Ziwei Zhang, MDes ULE Kuangyu Xiong, MDes ULE 05/09/2019

Thank you!