Urban modernization : case study of Shenzhen /

This book posits that, beyond China's reform and opening-up policy and various factors of timing, geographical advantages, and popular will, the institutional innovations introduced in Shenzhen -- including allowing inputs to receive reasonable returns, leveraging the market's role, cultiv...

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Main Authors: Wu, Dinghai (Author), Xie, Zhikui (Author)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Singapore : Springer, 2026.
Series:China insights,
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Summary:This book posits that, beyond China's reform and opening-up policy and various factors of timing, geographical advantages, and popular will, the institutional innovations introduced in Shenzhen -- including allowing inputs to receive reasonable returns, leveraging the market's role, cultivating modern industrial chain (clusters), promoting high-quality economic development, emphasizing contractual obligations and the rule of law, and establishing a limited yet effective governance framework -- constitute the unique drivers of Shenzhen's modernization. The city's new designation as a Pilot Demonstration Zone has charted a course for its future development by defining new goals and consolidating its institutional advantages.
Physical Description:1 online resource (xv, 340 pages) : illustrations.
ISBN:9789819521531 (electronic bk.)
981952153X
ISSN:2363-7587