Construction and Development of Small Towns in Ethnic Areas of Frontier Regions

Author: Fu Shuli
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: This book studies the construction and development of frontier small towns from a novel perspective. The author constructs an analytical paradigm and theoretical framework that effectively connects and integrates regional economics, development economics, and sustainable development theory, opening up new fields in regional economic research and expanding the pathways and horizons for economic studies in frontier ethnic regions. The book employs a new theoretical framework and combines quantitative and qualitative methods to investigate the current status and issues of economic development in frontier ethnic regions. It proposes new ideas and countermeasures for the sustainable economic development of these regions, providing valuable references for government decision-making and holding significant importance.
Target Audience: Civil servants in government economic management departments, institutions engaged in regional economic research, faculty and students of economics majors in universities, and professionals involved in regional economic research.