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A Study On Multipolarization Network City Development Pattern For Mid-China Rising

Posted on:2007-08-17Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:J J WanFull Text:PDF
GTID:2179360182989301Subject:Regional Economics
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After emergency of the concept of Mid-China Rising, competition among middle provinces are increasingly fierce, and with the thriving development of different city circles, the dispute of which city shall be the chief come up again. Through a study city and city circles in Middle China, this dissertation, under the subject of city development, carries out an analysis into the status of cities in middle China. On this basis, a proposal is asserted to take the multipolarlization network cities development pattern to coordinate competition and cooperation among these cities. In addition, a further exploration is made into the mode.This dissertation is structured into six parts: This first part is an introduction, which raises the study of Mid-China Raising, as well as the status and history of the study of urban development at home and abroad;In the second part, starting from the status of the six provinces of middle China, demonstrates the feasibility of the multipolarlization network cities development pattern with comparative study;the third part, the multipolarlization network cities development pattern is brought forward, with further explanation to its structure, connotation and advantages;the fourth part explores how to establish the multipolarlization network cities development pattern, perfecting city network, building and maintaining the coordinating mechanism as well as opening up and cooperation among the six provinces;the fifth part are policies and suggestions, which mainly focus on innovation of local government and construction of urban cultures;the six part is a conclusion, which summarizes result of the study and points out the innovative points.
Keywords/Search Tags:Mid-China Rising, city development, the multipolarlization network cities development pattern, urban culture
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