High-speed railways and new structure of socio-economic development in China / Xiaoyan Lin ; with contributions by Wei Bu, Tianshan Liu, Sichen Liu, Juan Chen, Xiaojun Chen, Yuhui Zhou, Lihua Guo, Xinmei Han, Haoran Pan ; translated by Yanqing Chen, Yuntao Zhu.

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Lin, Xiaoyan, 1967- [Browse]
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English
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  • Singapore : Springer, [2023]
  • ©2023
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xxii, 333 pages : illustrations (some colour) ; 24 cm.

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    Lin, Xiaoyan, 1967- Gao su tie lu yu jing ji she hui fa zhan xin ge ju.
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    "This book systematically expounds the significance of the high-speed railway in China's regional economic and social development. It also contains a large number of case discussions, so that readers can fully understand the development of China's high-speed railway and its role in promoting China's economy. The purpose of this book is to determine whether high-speed railway has important political and strategic significance for China's development, the inherent relationship and mechanism of the high-speed railway together with economic and social development, and how to achieve the high-speed rail and economic and social coordination, as well as sustainable development."-- Back cover.
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    Translation of: Gao su tie lu yu jing ji she hui fa zhan xin ge ju.
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    Includes bibliographical references.
    ISBN
    • 9789811963865
    • 981196386X ((hardback))
    • 9789811963872 ((eBook))
    • 9811963878 ((eBook))
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    1363816267
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