Coordinating Urban and Rural Development in China: Learning from Chengdu

Abstract

This detailed study offers a succinct yet comprehensive introduction to China's crucial policy to coordinate urban and rural development. It describes the theoretical, political, and economic reasons why China allowed a large gap between urban and rural incomes, public services, and quality of life to emerge, and the recent national and local government efforts to narrow this inequality. The authors draw primarily on extensive field research and experience in Chengdu, China's leading pilot region for the policy. They describe and explain Chengdu's governmental, administrative, economic, politi

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Coordinating urban and rural development in China: learning from Chengdu

Ye, Yumin; LeGates, Richard T.

Ye, Yumin; LeGates, Richard T.

Abstract

1. Urban-rural development in an urbanizing world -- 2. China's urban-rural relationships and national modernization -- 3. The Chengdu model of coordinated urban-rural development : framework and strategy -- 4. Governance and public administration reform -- 5. Urban and rural planning and development in Chengdu -- 6. Equalizing public services -- 7. Grassroots democracy : the foundation of rural modernization -- 8. Functional zones and economic growth -- 9. Restructuring land, labor, and capital markets -- 10. Chengdu experience's value for China and the challenges for its wider application -- 11. What the world can learn from Chengdu -- 12. Conclusion

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