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HIST6383: Pearl River Delta

China’s Greater Bay Area is a political project to transform the cities of the Pearl River Delta into a megapolis of 86 million people. These cities—including Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Macau, and Hong Kong, among others—have a long tradition of cultural, econo

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China's Pan-Pearl River Delta : regional cooperation and development by edited by Anthony G.O. Yeh and Jiang Xu.
Publication Date: 2011
Red capitalism in South China : growth and development of the Pearl River Delta by George C.S. Lin.
Publication Date: 1997
Maturing megacities : the Pearl River Delta in progressive transformation by Uwe Altrock, Sonia Schoon, editors.
Publication Date: 2014
Developing a competitive Pearl River Delta in South China under one country-two systems by edited by Anthony Gar-on Yeh [and others].
Call Number: HC428.C498 D48 2006

Publication Date: 2006
Regional powerhouse : the Greater Pearl River Delta and the rise of China by Michael Enright, Edith E. Scott, Ka-mun Chang.
Call Number: HC428.C498 E57 2005

Publication Date: 2005
Adaptive urban transformation : urban landscape dynamics, regional design and territorial governance in the Pearl River Delta, China by edited by Steffen Nijhuis, Yimin Sun, Eckart Lange.
Publication Date: 2023
Museum processes in China : the institutional regulation, production and consumption of the art museums in the Greater Pearl River Delta Region by Selina C. F. Ho.
Publication Date: 2020
Quality of life indicators and policy strategies to advance sustainability in the Pearl River Delta by Debra Knopman, Johanna Zmud, Liisa Ecola, Zhimin Mao, Keith Crane.
Call Number: HN740.P43 K56 2015

Publication Date: 2015
Hong Kong SAR Economic Integration with the Pearl River Delta by Olaf Unteroberdoerster, Hongyi Chen
Publication Date: 2008
Local Dynamics of Industrial Upgrading : The Case of the Pearl River Delta in China by by Yi Liu.
Publication Date: 2020

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