Font Size: a A A

New Urbanization Development Of The Western Region In China

Posted on:2017-08-04Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:G H HeFull Text:PDF
GTID:2359330488469200Subject:Basic principles of Marxism
Abstract/Summary:PDF Full Text Request
The overall level of China's urbanization has exceeded 50 percent, but from the urbanization level of development of the various regions of the situation, showing a high level of urbanization in the eastern region, and the low level of urbanization of the western region development status. In recent years, along with the process of speeding up the eastern industrial transfer, and "along the way" strategy, Urbanization west of significantly faster, the gap is gradually narrowing.Therefore, in order to develop new urbanization in western China as a research topic, the paper of the Marxist analysis of urbanization thought, the essence of Marxist ideology Urbanization Urbanization use to west which, guiding the western region to further promote urbanization development process. Development of this paper, the new town in the western region, the western region the first to study the current situation of urbanization development, and summarizes the development of the western region of urbanization problems such as urbanization level is relatively low, a relatively small number of cities, city size is relatively small, the function is not in place, the center of the city less and less radiation, urban development is relatively slow and a series of problems. Finally, the use of Marxist ideology under the guidance of urbanization in western China's urban construction, from actively promoting the integration of urban and rural development, vigorously develop urban industry and services, and promote the development of trade and finance, as well as take advantage of the opportunity to implement " One Belt One Road" strategy and other aspects of the development of urbanization in western China to provide advice.
Keywords/Search Tags:Western Region, Urbanization, Marxist ideology Urbanization, Rural Integration
PDF Full Text Request
Related items