Regional coordinated development theory

Author: Chen Dongsheng
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Publish Date: 2005-12-01
Features: Regional coordinated development is the prerequisite for the stable, healthy, and efficient operation of the national economy. As a multi-ethnic country with complex natural conditions, regional coordinated development is not only a major economic issue but also a significant political, social, and national security issue. The book, excluding the comprehensive section and appendix, is divided into four major sections: Theories and Methods, Regional Development, Regional Cooperation, and Industrialization and Urbanization.
The section "Theories and Methods" consists of 21 articles, discussing topics such as the Western Development Strategy, the relationship between the east and west, macroeconomic regulation and regional coordinated development, the relationship between resources, environment, and economic growth, and the development of county-level economies. The second section "Regional Development" includes 27 articles, providing in-depth exploration of the development of major regions in China. The third section "Regional Cooperation" comprises 13 articles, addressing issues such as cooperation and exchange between the east and west, economic integration in the Yangtze River Delta region, economic cooperation between Sichuan and Chongqing, and China-ASEAN regional cooperation. The fourth section "Industrialization and Urbanization" features 10 articles, conducting in-depth research on topics such as the interaction mechanism between new industrialization and urbanization, the development of urban peripheries and coordinated urban-rural development, the industrial functions of satellite cities, and the construction of urban agglomerations.