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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-44078-7n cities, these include the environmental impacts of rapid urbanisation, social polarisation and disintegration, the absorption of China’s huge rural labour surplus, and the impact of ‘Westernization’ on urban society. At the regional level, rapid urbanisation enhances regional disparities and tensi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-44078-7te. A legal transfer of residence within China, especially if it involved a move from a rural to an urban area, could involve greater bureaucratic difficulty than migration across national boundaries elsewhere in the world. In the 1960s and 1970s, migration in China occurred mainly as a result of po

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The Role of Credit Ratings in Bank Capitalide in favour of what some observers have described as rampant capitalism (Schell 1994; Theroux 1993). The economy has been heated up to boiling point by the introduction of market-oriented reforms. Part of this process, as described in Chapter 3, has been the relaxation of the more draconian elemen

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Edward I. Altman,Anthony Saundersr fully equipped nor prepared, thrust upon it by the rapidity of its industrial growth. The air in most cities is polluted by particulates and sulphur dioxide; waste water from industries and cities is dumped untreated into rivers and lakes; solid waste is piled on city boundaries; drinking water is

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David Ben-Chaim,Yaffa Keret,Bat-Sheva Ilanymerged as a significant topic in the humid south in recent decades. Inventories of land affected by erosion show a dramatic increase in the extent of degradation, which has led to speculation about future food security (Smil 1993).