中国城市新区的空间生产及其演化逻辑（英文）

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文献类型 期刊论文

文献题名 中国城市新区的空间生产及其演化逻辑（英文）

作者 庄良  叶超  胡森林 

作者单位 KeyLaboratoryofGeographicInformationScience(MinistryofEducation)  SchoolofGeographicSciences  ShanghaiKeyLaboratoryforUrbanEcologicalProcessandEco-restoration  InstituteofEco-Chongming  EastChinaNormalUniversity  SchoolofUrbanandRe 

母体文献 Journal of Geographical Sciences 

年卷期 2019年12期

年份 2019 

分类号 F299.2 

关键词 newtown  urbanization  productionofspace  ternarydialectic  administrativedivision  developmentzone 

文摘内容 New Urban Districts(NUDs) are the important spatial carriers to promote urban expansion or transformation. Since the 1990 s, they have been playing a more and more crucial role in China’s urbanization. For NUDs in the strict sense we found that: 96% to the east of Hu Line; 56% within the municipal districts; 64% within 36 km from their every city center and below the area of 423 km~2. The regional distribution follows significant spatial difference as Eastern Region(50%) – Central Region(42%) – Western Region(8%), and the provinces with the largest number of NUDs are Guangdong, Henan, Zhejiang, Liaoning, and Jiangsu. Furthermore, their interesting constructed process highlights the typical characteristics of spatial production and spatial dialectic. This paper uses the theory of the production of space, and discovers that the growth of NUDs is a rapid ternary dialectical process of spatial production: representations of space is guided by the top-down governmental power; spatial practice is reflected in the hierarchical and regional difference of spatial elements, such as the type, pattern, distance and area of NUD; spaces of representation embodies the tension between governmental power and urban development rights, as well as the countermeasure mechanism. The extensibility of spatiotemporal sequences ensures the unity and continuity of spatial(re)production of NUDs. However, this is also facing a series of challenges like the management coordination of administrative division and the increasing unbalanced or inadequate development. Thus, critically rethinking the evolution of NUD is the key basis for achieving sustainable urban renewal and regional orderly development in the new era.