Urban Modernization
Case Study of Shenzhen
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Beschreibung
This book posits that, beyond China’s reform and opening-up policy and various factors of timing, geographical advantages, and popular will, the institutional innovations introduced in Shenzhen—including allowing inputs to receive reasonable returns, leveraging the market's role, cultivating modern industrial chain (clusters), promoting high-quality economic development, emphasizing contractual obligations and the rule of law, and establishing a limited yet effective governance framework—constitute the unique drivers of Shenzhen's modernization. The city's new designation as a Pilot Demonstration Zone has charted a course for its future development by defining new goals and consolidating its institutional advantages.
This book posits that, beyond China’s reform and opening-up policy and various factors of timing, geographical advantages, and popular will, the institutional innovations introduced in Shenzhen—including allowing inputs to receive reasonable returns, leveraging the market's role, cultivating modern industrial chain (clusters), promoting high-quality economic development, emphasizing contractual obligations and the rule of law, and establishing a limited yet effective governance framework—constitute the unique drivers of Shenzhen's modernization. The city's new designation as a Pilot Demonstration Zone has charted a course for its future development by defining new goals and consolidating its institutional advantages.
Reveals the code of modernization and development of Shenzhen from a pilot zone to a pioneer demonstration zone Assesses the degree of modernization and development of Shenzhen, and predicts the future modernization and development Discusses the focuses and approach toward building an pioneer demonstration zone and urban paradigm in Shenzhen
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Dinghai Wu
Themen in »Urban Modernization«
Shenzhen reform and opening-up open economy system modernization pilot demonstration zone modern urban society ecological city quantitative evaluation