The Theory and Practice of Urban and Regional Interactions

Author: Li Peixiang
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: This book summarizes the process and evolution of urban-rural interaction through theoretical discussions and empirical research in Northeast China, clarifies the dynamic mechanisms influencing urban-rural interaction, and proposes scientific targets and models for regulation. It systematically establishes the theoretical and practical frameworks of urban-rural interaction mechanisms and regulatory models, laying a solid foundation for the development of an integrated urban-rural theory. This book is a research-oriented monograph on urban-rural development, divided into two main parts: Theory and Practice. The content covers fundamental theories of urban-rural interaction, dynamic mechanisms, regional types of urban-rural interaction, and regulatory models. It aligns with the objective trend of urban-rural interactive integration, studying urban and rural areas as an organic whole. This approach addresses the shortcomings of past research in both perspective and content, more scientifically revealing the objective realities of urban-rural interaction and better facilitating the promotion of regulatory strategies for integrated urban-rural development. The theoretical research in this book provides valuable guidance for addressing issues related to urban-rural relationships and regional economic development, selecting scientifically sound models of urban-rural interaction, and determining rational urbanization and regional development strategies.