Transformation of Urban Spaces within Cities in the Context of Globalization and Urban Competitiveness

Ghahremani, Hooman; Bajestani, Sepideh Afsari; McCarthy, Linda; Jalalianhosseini, Mahshid

doi:10.1061/(asce)up.1943-5444.0000703

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“…The empirical study of urban socio-spatial transformation and reconfiguration focuses on four aspects. The first objective is to discuss the characteristics of urban socio-spatial reconfiguration in the context of specific cases from different scales such as international [37,42], urban [43][44][45], and community/specific intra-urban spaces [46][47][48][49]. The second is to analyze the mechanisms that influence urban socio-spatial reconfiguration [42,50,51].…”

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“…The first objective is to discuss the characteristics of urban socio-spatial reconfiguration in the context of specific cases from different scales such as international [37,42], urban [43][44][45], and community/specific intra-urban spaces [46][47][48][49]. The second is to analyze the mechanisms that influence urban socio-spatial reconfiguration [42,50,51]. The third is to analyze the effects of urban socio-spatial transformation and reconfiguration [52][53][54].…”

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“…In exploring the characteristics of urban socio-spatial transformations and reconfigurations, scholars have enriched this issue from different scales. On the international scale, Ghahremani et al selected four global cities (Istanbul, Turkey; Shanghai, China; Singapore; and Tokyo, Japan) for comparative analysis [42]. Apostolopoulou analyzed the trajectory of urban social space transformation and reconstruction driven by the Belt and Road Initiatives [37].…”

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Review of Research on Urban Social Space and Sustainable Development

Feng,

Hou

2023

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Urban social space and sustainable urban development are both prominent areas of research in urban studies. The development of a city is closely tied to the development of its social space. The level of sustainable development in a city can be assessed by examining the evolution of its urban social space. Therefore, the two are highly interconnected in a close relationship. However, the social dimension of sustainable development has always received the least attention compared to the economy and the environment. Therefore, this paper examines urban transformation and urban spatial structure, social composition, the activity space and living space of urban residents, the social integration of urban residents in urban communities, and urban planning. This paper provides a comprehensive literature review of research on urban social space and sustainable development. On the one hand, this literature review thoroughly examines the correlation between urban social space and sustainable urban development. On the other hand, it broadens the perspectives of urban research, highlights the key role of social dimensions in sustainable urban development, and helps to draw the attention of academics to this topic. In addition, this literature review may provide policymakers with more comprehensive information on urban social space and sustainable development.

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Review of Research on Urban Social Space and Sustainable Development

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2023

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“…There is a significant gap between infrastructure and service industry in cities with different development conditions. It has been shown in studies that the better the infrastructure and services, the more competitive the city will be (Ghahremani et al, 2021;Rovai et al, 2020). The gap between urban infrastructure and service industry in different cities could be determined by the number of food delivery services.…”

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Using Food Delivery Data to Identify Urban -Rural Areas: A Case Study of Guangzhou, China

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It is an important task for planners and decision makers to determine whether a certain region is urban or rural since the accurate identification of these areas is of considerable significance to further study differences in urbanization development and balance contradictions between them. However, at present, there are problems of low efficiency and considerable subjectivity in the identification of urban and rural areas based on nighttime light data. Therefore, this study proposes a new method to identify urban and rural areas based on the differences between them. Taking Guangzhou as an example, this study simulated food delivery scenarios to identify urban and rural areas in Guangzhou. The findings indicated that using food delivery data to identify urban and rural areas is highly precise, with an accuracy rate of 92.4% and Kappa value of 0.79. This study provides a new method to identify urban and rural areas accurately and objectively, contributes to the study of urban-rural differences in urbanization and providing a feasible method for subsequent urban and rural planning.

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“…Diang (1991) was the first to study industrial competitiveness in China [ 17 ]. Since then, researchers have investigated areas such as national [ 18 ], urban [ 19 ], regional [ 20 ], enterprise [ 21 , 22 ], and industrial competitiveness in China [ 23 , 24 ]. Research on agricultural competitiveness in China has mainly focused on three areas.…”

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Competitiveness and sustainable development of Chinableapple industry

Sun

Deng²,

Yong-hua³

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PLoS ONE

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Agriculture faces a contradiction between sustainable resource utilization and maintaining market competitiveness. As a major agricultural product, the sustainability and competitiveness of the apple industry have become important topics. This study analyzes the competitiveness of China’s apple industry and the factors affecting it. Using 2004 and 2018 data for eight Chinese provinces, principal component analysis and spatial autocorrelation are used to examine competitiveness in terms of five aspects: market, production, technology, organization, and environment. The results indicate that Shandong, Shaanxi, and Gansu were the most competitive during the study period while Hebei, Henan, and Ningxia lagged behind. Regional differences are obvious, with Shandong in particular showing a clear competitive advantage. Although no spatial agglomeration is observed in China’s apple industry, with ongoing industrial development, local spatial correlations in the five aspects of competitiveness in the eight provinces have been increasing and gradually stabilizing. This study’s findings suggest that improved scientific production, reasonable capital investment, and an established industrial chain are needed to promote local agriculture, economic development, and the central role of the apple industry.

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Transformation of Urban Spaces within Cities in the Context of Globalization and Urban Competitiveness

Cited by 14 publications

References 81 publications

Review of Research on Urban Social Space and Sustainable Development

Review of Research on Urban Social Space and Sustainable Development

Using Food Delivery Data to Identify Urban -Rural Areas: A Case Study of Guangzhou, China

Competitiveness and sustainable development of Chinableapple industry

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