Progress of Foreign Research on Regional Development

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This chapter provides an overview of the progress in regional development research both domestically and internationally. Regional development issues are broad and profound socio-economic problems, and they are important subjects of study in economics, regional science, and geography. Research on regional development has a long history, and international progress in this field includes topics such as international trade and interregional division of labor, location theory, regional policies, industrial structure, spatial structure, macro-regional development and economic growth mechanisms, new theories on national competitive advantage research, and two methodological approaches to regional development research.

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    Zeng Gang, The Status and Role of New Technology Development and Application in the Regional Development Policies of the Federal Republic of Germany, 1992.

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    Li Jun, Regional Policies and China’s Regional Economic Growth, August 1991.

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    Wang Xun, Evolution of Industrial Structure and Regional Development, New Theory of Geography, Volume 2, 1988, Page 45.

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    Wang Tuoyu, Preliminary Study on Strategic Issues of Regional Industrial Structure, July 1986.

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    See Reference News, December 23, 1992; for the original text, see the British Economist, January 4, 1992.

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    J. Friedmann’s review of Mabogangjie’s Development Process: A Spatial Perspective, transcript of lectures in China in August 1958.

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    Contents of the lecture of Dr. Liang Zhijian from Hong Kong in 1986.

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Lu, D. (2024). Progress of Foreign Research on Regional Development. In: Regional Development and Its Spatial Structure. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-7683-6_2

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