Assessment of Regional Economic Integration Based on Relational Data: The Case of the Yangtze River Delta

Li, Tao; Miao, Jiaju; Zhang, Yina

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-51929-6_5

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“…A positive cycle of economic growth, social development, and ecological optimization enriches people's material and spiritual lives, and fulfills their desires for a better life. Conversely, a negative cycle may impede urban development and lead to a deterioration in the level of common prosperity [27].…”

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“…Missing data is supplemented using the moving average method to fill in gaps from 4 years before and after. Following the method of Li (2022) [27], this paper selects 40 indicators to construct the indicator systems of economic subsystem, social subsystem, and ecological subsystem. Using the coupling coordination degree measurement for common prosperity, this paper traces the development of 283 cities from 2004 to 2019, conducts spatiotemporal analysis, and explores the role of population aggregation in common prosperity.…”

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A study of the effect of population aggregation on common prosperity: Evidence from 283 Chinese cities

Chen,

Ping,

Jia

et al. 2023

PLoS ONE

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More than 40 years of urbanization in China has brought rapid economic growth, but the uneven development of region and how to achieve common prosperity through urbanization remain a serious concern. This paper analyzes the effect of the urbanization mode of population aggregation in central cities on common prosperity in China. Using panel data of 283 cities from 2004 to 2019, the study constructs a common prosperity index based on the coupling coordination degree of economy, ecology, and society. The Spatial Durbin Model is used to analyze the influence of population aggregation in central cities on common prosperity and the moderating effect of financial self-sufficiency rate. The results show that population aggregation in central cities has a positive effect on common prosperity. There is also a spatial spillover effect, but the impact exhibits an inverted U-shaped characteristic. Moreover, the fiscal self-sufficiency rate has a negative moderating impact on the effect of population aggregation on common prosperity in the early stage, but a positive moderating impact in the later period. This paper concludes by suggesting that the government should promote urbanization, control the size of large cities, accelerate the reform of household registration, and pay attention to the coordinated development of economy, society, and ecology to promote the realization of common prosperity.

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A study of the effect of population aggregation on common prosperity: Evidence from 283 Chinese cities

Chen,

Ping,

Jia

et al. 2023

PLoS ONE

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“…Scott et al [8] highlight the utility of digital technology in emergencies [9]. Moreover, digital technologies enable sustainable urban development in the commercial [10], industrial [11], and consumption sectors [12]. Despite these challenges, as an innovator of sustainable urban planning, digital technologies have received widespread attention in theory and practice [13].…”

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New Direction of Sustainable Urbanization: The Impact of Digital Technologies and Policies on China’s In Situ Urbanization

Zhang

Zhou

2022

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As part of the process of sustainable urban planning in China, digital technologies have led to major practical and academic concerns. However, few scholars have focused on the impact of digital technologies on in situ urbanization from a policy–technology perspective. This interdisciplinary work aims to analyze how digital policies and their technologies contribute to the transformation of in situ urbanization patterns. This study follows the structure of law and policy research regarding the path of phenomenon presentation–institutional analysis–limitation interpretation. First, the legislation and policies for digitalization of the countryside has drastically changed the logic of how traditional in situ urbanization works. The concept of in situ urbanization 2.0 is used to describe this new phenomenon. Second, historical legitimacy, performance legitimacy, and socially sustainable reproduction are three reasons why rural digitalization reform has triggered in situ urbanization 2.0. Finally, the double dilemma of overreliance on technological change in the in situ urbanization 2.0 process is pointed out; these dilemmas need to be addressed through legislation and policy adjustments. Four recommendations for action are proposed to address these dilemmas. The findings of this research contribute to the literature on sustainable urban planning and rural digitalization reform.

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City Network and Industry Evolution: Case of the Esports Industry in the Yangtze River Delta, China

Zhu

Yin

Yang

et al. 2022

J. Urban Plann. Dev.

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Assessment of Regional Economic Integration Based on Relational Data: The Case of the Yangtze River Delta

Cited by 3 publications

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A study of the effect of population aggregation on common prosperity: Evidence from 283 Chinese cities

A study of the effect of population aggregation on common prosperity: Evidence from 283 Chinese cities

New Direction of Sustainable Urbanization: The Impact of Digital Technologies and Policies on China’s In Situ Urbanization

City Network and Industry Evolution: Case of the Esports Industry in the Yangtze River Delta, China

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