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China’s Development Under a Differential Urbanization Model

Part of the Research Series on the Chinese Dream and China’s Development Path Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-981-13-9451-5

ISBN: 978-981-13-9450-8

Publisher: Springer Singapore - Springer Journals

Aug 2, 2019

1 - 10 of 11 Chapters

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Urbanization Since 1949: History, Current State and Problems

Li, Qiang

Pages: 1 –19

[China, a country with a 5000-year history of civilization, is one of the countries that developed the earliest urban areas, having the largest size and number of cities in the world. However, urban development in China lagged behind the industrially-advanced countries since the nineteenth...
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Theoretical Explorations of a Differential Urbanization Model

Li, Qiang

Pages: 21 –37

[The particularities of China such as large population, vast territory, uneven development between east and west regions, and wide gap between urban and rural areas, determined the fact that the urbanization in China cannot easily and blindly follow one single pattern. During the rapid social and...
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The Lessons and Experiences of Urbanization and Urban Development at Home and Abroad

Li, Qiang

Pages: 39 –102

[The Industrial Revolution marked the beginning of the most spectacular development stage in human history, that is, the process of modernization. Since then, across the globe, the economic systems, social structures, political systems, and cultural patterns that constitute human society have...
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Seven Approaches to Urbanization in China

Li, Qiang

Pages: 103 –129

[From the middle and late 1990s to the twenty-first century, urbanization in China has undergone a period of rapid development. The concentration of investment and industry in urban areas, not to mention the development of public utilities has directly promoted rapid economic growth in China. It...
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The Establishment of Development Zones

Li, Qiang

Pages: 131 –183

[Urbanization is a type of social engineering that turns rural agricultural populations into registered urban populations. It is the universal law or trend of social development. In 1949, there were only 132 cities in China and the urbanization level was only 10.6%.]
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Developing New Urban Areas

Li, Qiang

Pages: 185 –217

[The development of new urban areas is a model of urbanization promoted from the top down under the guidance of macro-targets issued by the government and dictated by urban planning guidelines. Since the 1990s, China had been facing the population and environmental pressures that often...
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The Urban Expansion Model

Li, Qiang

Pages: 219 –241

[Urbanization is traditionally driven by spatial expansion, which, essentially, entails the constant outwards expansion of urban areas, typically accompanied by population growth within these areas. Indeed, this approach is followed by most countries throughout their own individual processes of...
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The Old Town Renewal Model in China

Li, Qiang

Pages: 243 –257

[In the later 1980s, China entered a period of rapid urbanization, the main feature of which was the massive movement of rural laborers into urban areas and their subsequent engagement in industries other than agriculture. Coincided with this process, on the one hand, a large amount of land,...
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CBDs Development Model

Li, Qiang

Pages: 259 –289

[It has been more than 80 years since the concept of the Central Business District, or CBD, was first put forward by the American sociologist E.W. Burgess. From theory to practice, by integrating the flow of people, goods, capital and information, the idea of the CBD has gradually formed a...
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Township Industrialization: Model and Analysis

Li, Qiang

Pages: 291 –316

[The pattern of the industrialization of townships in China generally followed an endogenous model of urban development, which was shaped during the implementation of the strategy of small quasi-city town development and the actual process of township enterprise development in rural areas. In...

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