About
Dr. S.J.T. Jansen is affiliated with the Department of Real Estate Management within the School of Architecture and the Built Environment. His research focuses on urbanization in China, housing policy, and social exclusion. He has published extensively on topics such as migration patterns, urban hierarchy, and private rental sectors in metropolitan areas.
Research interests include China's urbanization dynamics, housing pathways of young professionals, and the societal impacts of residential environments. His work integrates interdisciplinary approaches to address challenges in real estate management and urban planning.
Recent publications highlight analyses of China's urban hierarchy transitions, solutions for private rental sectors, and factors influencing open data disclosure by civil servants. He has also contributed to studies on social exclusion and life satisfaction among private renters in Shenzhen.
Collaborative activities include editorial roles since 2011 and presentations on urban renewal impacts in 2014. With over 100 research outputs, his work emphasizes policy-oriented solutions for sustainable urban development.
