Titlebook: Border-Regional Economics; Rongxing Guo Book 1996 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1996 China.Grenzregionen.Regionalwissenschaft.border-r

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Can Border-Regions be Economically Optimized?,more political authorities? How can border-regions differing in number of political authorities (i.e., spatial structure, or namely, border dimension) be economically differentiated? Theoretically, border-regions with different spatial structures will yield different spatial mechanisms and, furtherm

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Border-Regional Development,y various approaches such as the direct investment by central government and the substantial cross-border co-operation, all of which, obviously, are the most fundamental tasks to border-regional economists. In this chapter, two basic approaches (i.e., core-peripheral approach and cross-border approa

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Transborder Co-Operation: Case Studies,o participating side can be forced into the cross-border co-operation coalition but participation must be voluntary; on the other hand, the participating sides can always opt for leaving the cross-border co-operation agreement even if they had initially decided in favour of participation. Even thoug

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Border-Regional Dynamics,annot be effectively studied by the existing theories and methodologies in regional economics. As indicated in the previous chapters, many border-regional economic problems stem from the fact that each border-region as a multi-dimensional spatial system is separated by two or more independent sub-re

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1431-1933 in my academic career. For the past decades, economists and geographers from both developed and developing countries have studied the economic issues either within individual countries (regions), or between countries (regions). Only a relatively small part of these efforts has been focused on the e

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Diptikalyan Saha,C. R. Ramakrishnantwo approaches. In addition, three cases are briefly introduced, which are: (i) Mexico’s border industrialization programme (BIP); (ii) China’s frontier development programmes; and (iii) Shenzhen Special Economic Zone (SEZ).