Modern Urban and Rural Networked Development Model Urban Development and Planning Series

Author: Zeng Juxin
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Publish Date: 2001-01-01
Features: This book has strong explanatory value in the theoretical research of urban-rural development and certain normative value in urban-rural development practice. It is suitable for researchers and economic workers engaged in regional economics, urban-rural planning, and human-economic geography, as well as faculty and students of relevant disciplines in higher education institutions. Urban-rural interrelated development is a significant topic in regional development for developing countries and also a theoretical frontier in regional science and urban-rural development research. This book takes the networking development of urban-rural areas as the starting point, analyzes the single urban development perspective, rural development perspective, and urban-rural balanced development perspective, and combines the new development philosophy with the actual urban-rural development in China. It explores the development laws of modern urban-rural networking and networking from the perspectives of economics, sociology, and philosophy. Furthermore, it uses systems theory, communication theory, and synergy theory as scientific explanatory paradigms for urban-rural networking development models, with the main objective of enhancing the spatial economic organization level of urban-rural development.