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Transport and Land Use in China: Introduction to the Special Issue

Zegras, Chris
2010
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Transport and Land Use in China: Introduction to the Special Issue

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2010

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Journal of Transport and Land Use

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Perhaps no developing country better represents the challenges and opportunities posed by the forces of urbanization in this century than China. The country is undergoing a major demographic transition of rapid and intense urbanization. This issue of the Journal of Transport and Land Use offers a snapshot of the interactions between land use and transportation systems in China at three different scales of analysis.

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Zegras, Chris. (2010). Transport and Land Use in China: Introduction to the Special Issue. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, 10.5198/jtlu.v3i3.270.

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