Research on the Technological Strategy for Economic Transformation of Exhausted Resource (Mining) Cities in China

Author: Jia Jingdun / Huang Qian / Xu Ming (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: This book focuses on studying the quantity, types, and regional distribution characteristics of mining cities in China. It conducts a comparative analysis of mining city development in typical countries such as Germany, France, Japan, and Australia, and summarizes valuable experiences to construct a theoretical framework for the sustainable development of mining cities. Based on the types of mining resources, industrial characteristics, and transformation stages, it provides an in-depth examination of coal-based cities such as Fuxin, steel cities like Anshan, oil and gas cities such as Dongying, and non-ferrous metal cities like Tongling and Gejiu. It explores the overall strategies and measures for the sustainable development of mining cities, clarifies the general strategies for industrial transformation and technological needs in China's mining cities, and proposes specific recommendations and countermeasures for formulating development plans and transformation programs for mining cities, improving government performance evaluation systems, and advancing industrial transformation and the development of replacement industries. By adhering to a market-oriented approach, prioritizing economic restructuring, improving and optimizing the city's innovation and entrepreneurship environment, enhancing the comprehensive capacity for sustainable urban development, and accelerating the process of industrial restructuring, it better promotes the sustainable development of resource-exhausted cities.