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HUMAN GEOGRAPHY  2020, Vol. 35 Issue (2): 65-74    DOI: 10.13959/j.issn.1003-2398.2020.02.008
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URBAN SPATIAL JUSTICE EVIDENCED BY CITIZEN SATISFACTION WITH PUBLIC SERVICES IN SHANDONG PROVINCE
LIU Hao1, MA Lin2, WANG Ya-wen1, WANG Si-yue1
1. School of Political Science and Public Administration, Shandong University, Qingdao 266200, China;
2. Institute for Studies in County Development, Shandong University, Qingdao 266200, China

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Abstract  China's urbanization process has achieved great development achievements, but it has also caused spatial injustices such as conflict, fragmentation and isolation in urban space, which directly affect social issues such as imbalance in public services. In case of Jinan in Shandong, the paper used the ordered data regression to explores the problem of urban spatial justice under the public service dimension and its affect path from the perspective of public service satisfaction. The results show that there are obvious spatial injustices in the perspective of public services in China in recent years, and near by the provincial and municipal power centers, except the district government, can enjoy more, better and more satisfactory public services, and spatial margins far away from political power center are getting worse. Second, only the street where the local government is located is obviously better in employment services than the surrounding streets, and the distance from the district government's resident will not significantly affect the satisfaction and sense of public service of any residents. Third, the problem of urban spatial injustice is mainly reflected in the types of public services such as education, transportation, medical care, daily consumption, and leisure. Lastly, the power spatiality can affect the spatial injustice in the perspective of public services through the quantity and the quality of public goods, and the quality level is more restrictive than the quantity level.
Key wordscitizen satisfaction with public services      spatial justice      power spatiality      new urbanization      mediation effects     
Received: 07 May 2019     
PACS: K901.2  
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LIU Hao,MA Lin,WANG Ya-wen等. URBAN SPATIAL JUSTICE EVIDENCED BY CITIZEN SATISFACTION WITH PUBLIC SERVICES IN SHANDONG PROVINCE[J]. HUMAN GEOGRAPHY, 2020, 35(2): 65-74.
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