Administrative divisions and regional management

Author: Hou Jingxin
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: The book "Administrative Division and Regional Management" studies the effective organization of regional management and regional economy with administrative divisions as the main thread. Based on evaluating the status and role of administrative divisions, the book discusses the historical evolution of China's administrative divisions and conducts a systematic analysis of current administrative division management in China. It focuses on specialized research topics such as the relationship between the central and local governments, the relationship between administrative divisions and economic zones, the optimal tiered structure of administrative divisions, and the hierarchical radiation positioning of cities. It also reviews the administrative divisions of typical countries worldwide and proposes administrative division reform experiences worth learning from China. The book explores the problems in China's administrative divisions, puts forward theories for optimizing tiered structures, and outlines future reforms for administrative divisions. It examines the dynamic changes in the relationship between the central and local governments, theoretically explaining that there is a flexible range of elasticity between maintaining local development vitality and ensuring central macro-control, which holds significant reference value for China's administrative division reform. The book covers topics such as the concept of administrative divisions, historical evolution, the economic organization principles of administrative divisions, conflicts and coordination between administrative divisions and economic zones, research on urban construction issues, and China's administrative division reform concepts. This book is suitable for undergraduate students in regional management and related fields.