英文摘要 |
This paper aims to investigate the 1978 economic reforms, the impact of globalization on China's urban-rural integration policy outcomes. Through Shenzhen: China's first special economic zone status, as the cut study 'Globalisation-urban transformation' between the two Chinese cities for changes in the trajectory. Shenzhen via explore development process: inter-industry structural change and economic growth; as indicators of industrial transformation from the problems facing the city, analysis of China's urban transformation, suffered another dimension of space-related factors. On the preliminary conclusions of the study, this paper argues, by the' time-space compression' globalization and the impact of two exogenous channels driving force' aggregation and discrete'; Shenzhen from rural areas into the early regional industrial center, and then transformed into financial center, as well as changes in the regional exhibition center now; are subject to the dual impact of globalization and industry restructuring. This spatial Shenzhen city, resulting in a rescaling and re-structured secondary space economy. Due to the specific impact of tertiary industry, secondary industry generated steering the economy prompted the Shenzhen spawned facing position as a regional financial center; regional urban space on the economic level, the regional produce an 'urban economy defender system' model; secondly the impact of 'rural urbanization' secondary industries to the countryside, to promote the city center area of the creation of space re-structured 'gentrification' phenomenon and other issues. |