Fang Chuanglin, Tu Danlin. China’s New Urbanization. Developmental Paths, Blueprints and Patterns

Springer, 2016. — 345 p.China’s New Urbanization and Development Bottlenecks
Stages of China’s Urbanization
Change of View of China’s Urbanization from Three-Stage to Four-Stage
Urbanization in China Experiences Faster than World’s Average Development
Overall Evaluation of China’s Urbanization
China’s Urbanization Is Sub-healthy, “Urban Diseases” Prevail
The Sub-healthiness of China’s Urbanization Does not Indicate Pseudo-urbanization
Resource and Environment Constraints for China’s New Urbanization
The Four Increasingly Severe Resource and Environment Constraints
Suggestions to Relax Resource and Environment
Constraints for China’s New Urbanization
The Paradox of New Urban District Construction Versus
New Urbanization
The Great Achievements of New Urban District Construction in China
New Urban District Construction Characterized as “Too Much” and “Too Big”
Reasons for Unplanned Constructions and Expansions of New Urban Districts
The Scientific Path for Appropriate New UrbanDistricts Construction in ChinaThe Developmental Strategies and Basic Principles for China’sm New Urbanization
Fundamental Meaning and Strategic Background of China’s New Urbanization
Comparison of the Fundamental Meaning Between
New and Traditional Urbanization
Strategic Background for Promoting New Urbanization
Strategic Transition of China’s New Urbanization
Fundamental Principles for Transition to New Urbanization in China
Strategic Transition of New Urbanization: From Rate to Quality
Strategic Developmental Directions for the New Urbanization
Strategic Path for China’s New Urbanization Development
High Efficiency Path: Economic Sustainability for Smart City
Low-Carbon Path: Pollution Reduction Sustainability for Low-Carbon City
Ecologic Urbanization Path: Ecological Sustainability for Ecological Civil City
Environmental Protection Path: Environmental
Sustainability for Environment-Friendly City
Resource-Saving Path: Resource Sustainability
for Resource-Saving City
Creative Path: Science and Technology Sustainability for Creative City
Intelligent Path: Knowledge Sustainability for Intelligent City
Safe Path: Societal Sustainability for Safe City
Strategic Guidelines for China’s New Urbanization Development
The Evolving Course of China’s Urbanization Guidelines
Weakness and Limitation of Current Urbanization Guidelines
Strategic Guidelines for the New UrbanizationBasic Modes for China’s New Urbanization Development
The Generic Transition Mode for China’s New Urbanization Development
Appropriate and Compact Urbanization
Resources and Energy Conserving Urbanization
Eco-Environmental Friendly Urbanization
Urbanization Within Local Constraints and Conditions
Urbanization Without Sacrificing Rural Development
Comprehensive and Open Driven Urbanization
Differentiating Mode for China’s New Urbanization
“Endogenous Circulating” Mode for New
Urbanization in Agricultural Regions
“City Dwelling—Pasture Grazing” Mode for Pastoral Regions
“Urbanization Based on Mining” Mode for Mining Regions
“Merging Residential Zones with Local Towns”
Mode for Mixed Agriculture-Forestry-Pastoral (Field) Regions
The Gradual Mode for China’s New Urbanization
Fundamental Thoughts for China’s Gradual Urbanization
Autonomous Mode for Gradual Urbanization
Shareholding Mode for Gradual Urbanization
Homestead Replacement Mode for Gradual
Urbanization
New Rural Communities Construction Mode for Gradual UrbanizationSpatial Pattern of China’s New Urbanization
Urban Agglomeration-Led “Axes Connect Agglomerations” Spatial Pattern
Central Government Regards Urban Agglomeration
as the Spatial Subject for New Urbanization for the First Time
Main Issues Concerning China’s Urban Agglomeration Selection.
The “5 + 9 + 6” Urban Agglomeration Spatial Pattern
The New Urbanization Macro Spatial Pattern
Characterized by “Axes Connect Agglomerations,
Agglomerations Support Axes”
Collaborative Development Among Large, Medium and Small
Cities to Form a New Pyramid-Like Spatial Organization
Evaluation of the Current Pyramid-Like Spatial Organization
New Pyramid-Like Spatial Organization in the Future
Establishing Ethnic Autonomous Municipalities and
Embedding into National New Urbanization PatternComprehensive Regionalization for China’s New Urbanization Development
Foundation and Process for Comprehensive Regionalization of China’s New Urbanization
Research Progress on Comprehensive Regionalization for New Urbanization
Qualitative Foundation and Path for Comprehensive Regionalization
Principles and Approaches of Comprehensive Regionalization for New Urbanization
Principles of Comprehensive Regionalization for New Urbanization
Research Approaches for Comprehensive
Regionalization for New Urbanization
The Basic Schemes and Promoting Approaches for Comprehensive Regionalization for New Urbanization
The Basic Schemes for Comprehensive Regionalization for New Urbanization
The Promotion Measures for Comprehensive Regionalization for New UrbanizationQuality of China’s New Urbanization and Ways
for Improvement
Relationships Between Urbanization Quality, Speed, and Level
Evolution for Urbanization Quality
Dynamic Conversion Between Urbanization Quality and Level
Interaction Between Urbanization Quality and Rate
Quadrant Graphs Describing Urbanization Quality, Rate, and Level
Measuring Urbanization Quality
The Three Dimension Indicator System Measuring Urbanization Quality
Evaluation Standard and Basis for Urbanization Quality
Comprehensive Measuring Model for Urbanization Quality
Comprehensive Evaluation and Spatial Distribution of China’s Urbanization Quality
China’s Urbanization Quality is at the Middle Level
Characteristics of Dynamic Conversion for China’s Urbanization Quality
Spatial Distribution of China’s Urbanization Quality
Classification of China’s Urbanization Quality
Components of China’s Urbanization Quality
Association Among Urbanization Quality, City Size, and Urbanization Level
Ways for Improving Urbanization Quality
Safe Mode to Balancing Urbanization Rate and Quality
Differentiating Mode to Improving Urbanization Quality Based on Local Conditions
Intensive Mode to Reducing External Costs by Economic Development
Fair Mode Stressing Integrated Urban and Rural Development
Multidimensional Evaluating Mode to Focusing on Quality Instead of Quantity