Regional density functions and growth patterns in major plains of China, 1982-1990

Papers in Regional Science

Volumn 80, Issue 2, 2001, Pages 231-240

  Wang, Fahui ^a  

^a NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY   (United States)

Author keywords

China; Regional density functions; Regional growth patterns

Indexed keywords

EID: 0011089669     PISSN: 10568190     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1111/j.1435-5597.2001.tb01796.x     Document Type: Review

References (23)

1. Alperovich G (1982) Density gradient and the identification of CBD. Urban Studies 19: 313-320
2. Barkley DL, Henry MS, Bao A (1996) Identifying "spread" versus "backwash" effects in regional economic areas: a density functions approach. Land Economics 72: 336-357
3. Beckmann MJ (1971) Von Thünen revisited: a neoclassical land use model. Swedish Journal of Economics 74: 1-7
4. Berry B, Lamb R (1974) The delineation of urban spheres of influence: evaluation of an interaction model. Regional Studies 8: 185-190
5. Cartographic Press of China (1983) Atlas of China (Zhong-guo Di-tu-ce, in Chinese), Beijing CIESIN (Center for International Earth Science Information Network) (2000) Web site at http://sedac.ciesin.org/china
6. Gaile GL (1980) The spread-backwash concept. Regional Studies 14: 15-25
7. Gu C-L (1991) A preliminary study on the division of Urban Economic Regions in China. Acta Geographica Sinica (Di-li Xue-bao, in Chinese) 46: 129-141
8. McDonald JF (1989) Econometric studies of urban population density: a survey. Journal of Urban Economics 26: 361-385
9. McGee, TG (1991) The emergence of Desakota regions in Asia: Expanding ahypothesis. In: Ginsburg N, Keppel B, McGee Tg (eds), The extended metropolis. University of Hawaii Press, Honolulu
10. Meng X-J, Jia S-F (1993) The quantitative analysis of factors influencing population distribution in China. Geographical Research (Di-li Yan-jiu, in Chinese) 12: 56-63
11. Mills ES, Tan JP (1980) A comparison of urban population density functions in developed and developing countries. Urban Studies 17: 313-321
12. Parr JB (1985) A population density approach to regional spatial structure. Urban Studies 22: 289-303
13. Parr JB, O'Neill GJ, Nairn AGM (1988) Metropolitan density functions: a further exploration. Regional Science and Urban Economics 18: 463-478
14. Parr JB, O'Neill GJ (1989) Aspects of the lognormal function in the analysis of regional population distribution. Environment and Planning A 21: 961-973
15. Von Thünen, JH (1966) Von Thünen's isolated state, translated by C. M. Wartenberg (ed Hall P), Pergamon Press, Oxford
16. Wang F, Guldmann J-M (1997) A spatial equilibrium model for region size, urbanization ratio, and rural structure. Environment and Planning A 29: 929-941
17. Wang F, Zhou Y-X (1999) Modelling urban population densities in Beijing 1982-90: Suburbanisation and its causes. Urban Studies 36: 271-287
18. Webber, MJ (1973) Equilibrium of location in an isolated state, Environment and Planning A 5: 751-759
19. Xing-qiu Cartographic Press (1998) The Traffic Atlas of China (Zhong-guo Jiao-tong Tu-ce, in Chinese), Beijing
20. Yang Q (1990) A model for interregional trip distribution in China. Acta Geographica Sinica (Di-li Xue-bao, in Chinese) 45: 264-274
21. Zhao S-Q (1994) Geography of China: Environment, resources, population and development. John Wiley, New York
22. Zhou Y-X (1991) The metropolitan interlocking region in China: A preliminary hypothesis. In: Ginsburg N, Keppel B, McGee TG (eds), The extended metropolis. University of Hawaii Press, Honolulu, pp 89-111
23. Zhou Y-X, Meng Y-C (1997) Shenyang's suburbanization: comparison between China and the western countries. Acta Geographica Sinica (Di-li Xue-bao, in Chinese) 52: 289-299