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The comparative advantages of HSR, AIR, and HA on the coordinated regional economic development in China. [PDF]
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Abstract The polycentric urban structure is regarded to be more rational than the monocentric structure in recent urban studies. However, challenges have emerged in the implementation of the polycentric strategy accompanying with rapid urbanization in developing countries. The concept of polycentricity need to be re-examined in the developing context
Xinyue Ye, Wenze Yue, Tianyu Wang
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Functional Polycentricity: A definition in terms of social network analysis
Polycentricity is often used descriptively with regard to a regional system of settlements, usually referred to as a polycentric urban region ( PUR). Although presented in much of the literature as in essence a morphological concept, polycentricity possesses a functional element that receives less attention.
Green, N.
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