2006Journal of Tongji UniversityRequires access

Managing Urban Growth: Review on the Theory of Smart Growth and Its Reference for City Development in China

Donghuan Liu

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Smart Growth is becoming an increasing concern in research of urban spatial harmony and sustainable development in the U.S. and others Western nations nowadays. This paper aims at sorting and analyzing correlative literature about Smart Growth, including its theoretical and practical advance and reference for city development in China.

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Smart Growth is becoming an increasing concern in research of urban spatial harmony and sustainable development in the U.S. and others Western nations nowadays. This paper aims at sorting and analyzing correlative literature about Smart Growth, including its theoretical and practical advance and reference for city development in China.

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Smart Growth is becoming an increasing concern in research of urban spatial harmony and sustainable development in the U.S. and others Western nations nowadays. This paper aims at sorting and analyzing correlative literature about Smart Growth, including its theoretical and practical advance and reference for city development in China.

Key concepts: Smart growth, China, Sustainable development, Correlative, Harmony (color), Smart city, Sorting, Regional science

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