Beibei Tang is Associate Professor in the Department of China Studies at Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University, China.

• Introduction: The Emergence of China’s Housing Middle Class: Home Ownership, Gate Communities and Life Chances in Urban China1. Prestige and Privilege: Three Types of Gated Community and Two Groups of Housing Middle Class2. Formation of China’s Housing Middle Class: Home Ownership and "The System" Impact3. Privilege beyond Salary: Reward Distribution and Socioeconomic Status4. Bifurcated Lifestyles: Consumption, Social Relationships and Perceptions 5. Middle Class Homeowner Activism: The Limits of Participation in Neighbourhood GovernanceConclusion: The Housing Middle Class and Social Stratification in Urban China

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Beibei Tang is Associate Professor in the Department of China Studies at Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University, China.

• Introduction: The Emergence of China’s Housing Middle Class: Home Ownership, Gate Communities and Life Chances in Urban China1. Prestige and Privilege: Three Types of Gated Community and Two Groups of Housing Middle Class2. Formation of China’s Housing Middle Class: Home Ownership and "The System" Impact3. Privilege beyond Salary: Reward Distribution and Socioeconomic Status4. Bifurcated Lifestyles: Consumption, Social Relationships and Perceptions 5. Middle Class Homeowner Activism: The Limits of Participation in Neighbourhood GovernanceConclusion: The Housing Middle Class and Social Stratification in Urban China

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Beibei Tang is Associate Professor in the Department of China Studies at Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University, China.

• Introduction: The Emergence of China’s Housing Middle Class: Home Ownership, Gate Communities and Life Chances in Urban China1. Prestige and Privilege: Three Types of Gated Community and Two Groups of Housing Middle Class2. Formation of China’s Housing Middle Class: Home Ownership and "The System" Impact3. Privilege beyond Salary: Reward Distribution and Socioeconomic Status4. Bifurcated Lifestyles: Consumption, Social Relationships and Perceptions 5. Middle Class Homeowner Activism: The Limits of Participation in Neighbourhood GovernanceConclusion: The Housing Middle Class and Social Stratification in Urban China

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