Geography of Chinese Administrative Divisions

Author: Liu Junde
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Publish Date: 2007-04-02
Features: This book is one of the series "China Human Geography." The book is divided into three parts: Upper, Middle, and Lower. The upper part focuses on concepts and principles, primarily discussing the research objects, tasks, and content of administrative geography, and systematically elaborates on the various components of administrative divisions, as well as the factors influencing their formation and development and the principles for their division. The middle part covers evolution and development, mainly discussing the historical changes and evolutionary patterns of administrative divisions in China at all levels. The lower part focuses on reform and exploration, primarily addressing various new models of contemporary Chinese administrative division reforms and applied research on different types of administrative division reforms. This book can serve as a reference for professionals and students in human geography, politics, economics, and public administration, as well as a guide for government leaders and administrative personnel.