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Guangzhi Huang

Assistant Professor at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts

Profession

Researcher

Country

United States

City

North Adams

Press Accessible

Yes

Language(s) Spoken

English, Mandarin, Other

My research focuses on how global urban developments affect the urban poor. Specifically my research examines how different forms of globalization affect urban developments in Guangzhou. I am also interested in critical race theory, institutional racism in China, and the interconnections between urban developments in China and Africa.

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Publications

Cleaning up Guangzhou’s African enclave: A historical perspective, Policing Blacks in Guangzhou: How Public Security Constructs Africans as Sanfei

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