Regional Analysis and Planning Advanced Tutorial

Author: Wu Dianting (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: This book is recommended by the Graduate Education Office of the Ministry of Education as a teaching material for postgraduate studies. The book takes regions as the research subject, grounded in geographical and economic theories, guided by systems science, and centered on regional development and sustainable development. It focuses on exploring the objective laws of regional development and practical methods of regional analysis and planning from both temporal and spatial dimensions, as well as macro and meso levels. It incorporates the latest research findings in regional science, combined with China's practical context, attempting to provide a theoretical framework and content system for regional systems analysis. In terms of methods and practice, the book offers considerable practicality, enabling students to analyze specific regions through this course and play a unique role in regional development research and planning. The book also provides support for students in scientific research and graduation thesis writing in terms of quantitative analytical methods. The book consists of nine chapters, covering topics such as basic theories of regions and regional systems, mechanisms of regional development, industrial structure, spatial structure analysis, evaluation and planning of regional functional benefits, optimization methods, regional development direction and image planning, as well as analysis of influencing factors on regional development. This book can serve as a textbook for postgraduate students in geography, economics, and planning-related disciplines in universities and research institutions, and can also be referenced by other relevant personnel.