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Retrospect, Dilemma and Breakthrough of the Coordinated Development among Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei

Wei Jin-pin

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The article reviews the history of the coordinated development among Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei, analyzes its dilemmas from marketing, administrative, ecological and cultural perspectives. The article regards coordinated development as the systematic interaction among different subjects and offers counterstrategies concerned.

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The article reviews the history of the coordinated development among Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei, analyzes its dilemmas from marketing, administrative, ecological and cultural perspectives. The article regards coordinated development as the systematic interaction among different subjects and offers counterstrategies concerned.

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The article reviews the history of the coordinated development among Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei, analyzes its dilemmas from marketing, administrative, ecological and cultural perspectives. The article regards coordinated development as the systematic interaction among different subjects and offers counterstrategies concerned.

Key concepts: Beijing, Dilemma, Political science, China, Economic growth, Regional science, Geography, Environmental planning

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