Qiujie Shi

Researcher

Qiujie Shi is currently a DPhil student in the School of Geography and Environment at the University of Oxford, and a Clarendon Scholar. She received her Bachelor’s (first-class) degree in Urban Planning, and Master’s degree in Human Geography, both from Peking University.

Her current work compares inequalities in Beijing and London, and highlights how such a comparison can broaden our urban knowledge and advance a more global urban agenda.

She has a wide range of research interests, including migration and citizenship, global cities, comparative urbanism and postcolonialism.

qiujie.shi@ouce.ox.ac.uk

PKU

Beijing

Projects

Mega-city region and metropolitan area development

We will put forward a new theoretical framework to study the development of mega-city regions and metropolitan areas under the recent national strategy of new-type urbanization and rural vitalization.

Migration and Cities

PKU

Internal migration and urbanisation in China

We aim to understand the dynamics of China’s internal migration and urbanisation by developing a socio-spatial framework and applying it to multi-scalar empirical investigations.

Migration and Cities

PKU

Publications

Changes in population movement make COVID-19 spread differently from SARS

17 June 2020 | Journal article

Changes in population movement make COVID-19 spread differently from SARS

Should internal migrants be held accountable for spreading COVID-19?

21 April 2020 | Journal article

Should internal migrants be held accountable for spreading COVID-19?

Qiujie Shi

Tao Liu

Migration and Cities

Growing socio-spatial inequality in neo-liberal times? Comparing Beijing and London

1 February 2020 | Journal article

Growing socio-spatial inequality in neo-liberal times? Comparing Beijing and London

Qiujie Shi

Danny Dorling

Sustainable Cities

Acquiring a Beijing hukou: Who Is Eligible and Who Is Successful?

9 December 2019 | Journal article

Acquiring a Beijing hukou: Who Is Eligible and Who Is Successful?

Qiujie Shi

Tao Liu

Migration and Cities

11 September 2020 | Blog

COVID-19: how population movement challenges public health

The spread of the coronavirus virus provides us with a chance not only to re-examine the great challenges population movement poses to public health and governance both in China and the globalised world.

COVID-19: how population movement challenges public health

11 September 2020 | Blog

COVID-19: how population movement challenges public health

11 September 2020 | Blog

COVID-19: how population movement challenges public health

Qiujie Shi

PKU

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