The Theory and Cases of Regional Comprehensive Development

Author: Chen Chuankang
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Publish Date: 2000-05-01
Features: This book can be used as a reference for formulating social and economic development strategies and territorial planning in various regions. It is also suitable for researchers, educators, and production management decision-makers in fields such as geography, urban planning, environmental protection, and tourism development. Additionally, it can serve as a textbook for graduate students and senior college/university students. Regional comprehensive development is a significant and complex topic that requires a combination of theory and practice to achieve the desired goals. The author of this book has extensively researched and integrated theory, methods, and practical work, combining the social and economic development goals and directions of different regions. The book examines case studies and examples of regional comprehensive development, site planning and design, and the location selection of large enterprises at various levels (e.g., national, provincial/regional, prefecture/city, county, township). The proposed measures and recommendations have been adopted by local governments, with many already implemented. This book is highly valuable for formulating development strategies and territorial planning.