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Marton, Andrew M., 1960-
Title
China's spatial economic development : restless landscapes in the lower Yangzi Delta.
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London : Routledge, 2000.
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BJL 5th Floor
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233p.
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0415227798
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Author
Marton, Andrew M., 1960-
Series
Routledge studies on China in transition ; 8
Subject
Regional planning -- China -- Yangtze River Delta.
City planning -- China -- Yangtze River Delta.
Economic development -- China -- Yangtze River Delta.
Yangtze River Delta (China) -- Social conditions.
Yangtze River Delta (China) -- Economic policy.
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233p.
ISBN
0415227798
Author
Marton, Andrew M., 1960-
Series
Routledge studies on China in transition ; 8
Subject
Regional planning -- China -- Yangtze River Delta.
City planning -- China -- Yangtze River Delta.
Economic development -- China -- Yangtze River Delta.
Yangtze River Delta (China) -- Social conditions.
Yangtze River Delta (China) -- Economic policy.
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BJL 5th Floor
HT 395 C52 Y2
8 WEEK LOAN
AVAILABLE
Subject
Regional planning -- China -- Yangtze River Delta.
City planning -- China -- Yangtze River Delta.
Economic development -- China -- Yangtze River Delta.
Yangtze River Delta (China) -- Social conditions.
Yangtze River Delta (China) -- Economic policy.
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233p.
ISBN
0415227798
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