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Chapter 1. Historical significance and features of China's economic new normal -- Chapter 2. New normal: slower growth -- Chapter 3. New normal: structural upgrade -- Chapter 4. New normal: innovation-driven development -- Chapter 5. Regional coordination under the new normal -- Chapter 6. Reform of systems under the new normal -- Chapter 7. Opening-up under the new normal -- Chapter 8. Macroeconomic control under the new normal -- Chapter 9. Policy advice on how to adapt to, grasp and steer the new normal of economic development, promote supply-side structural reform, and foster new economic growth drivers -- Bibliography.

THE RHETORIC AND REALITY OF CULTURE-LED URBAN REGENERATION: A COMRISON OF BEIJING AND SHANGHAI, CHINA -- THE RHETORIC AND REALITY OF CULTURE-LED URBAN REGENERATION COMPARISON OF BEIJING AND SHANGHAI, CHINA -- Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data -- CONTENTS -- PREFACE -- Chapter 1: INTRODUCTION -- Chapter 2: BEIJING'S CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT: UNDERGROUND CULTURE AND URBAN SPACE -- The Rise of Underground Culture -- Actors: From YuanmingyuanVillage to Beijing 798 -- From Practicality to Heritage Conservation with a Bobo Style

In the Western world, examination of business and finance can often be a dry enterprise. Wang Jun shows, through this extraordinary collection of writings, both the breadth of his world view and the connections which surely exist between the finance, the arts, philosophy and culture. His is a singular voice, which takes the reader beyond the normal realm of finance discourse. Helen BrandChief Executive, ACCA If China, rapidly becoming one of the world's leading economies, is now equipped with the accounting tools and skills to take its rightful place on the global business stag

Due to the new development stage, it is especially important to improve the education quality of private undergraduate universities. As a result, it is a new hot issue for the construction of a mechanism and assessment system for the quality improvement of private undergraduate education. In this paper, after analyzing and researching the quality of undergraduate education in present-day universities, the mechanism of deep learning is applied to the establishment of the assessment system. Finally, 1082 samples collected from the data center platform of a private university are analyzed as the research object. From the results, the final size of the combined weights of the seven evaluation items constituting the assessment system differed basically little. They were 12.81%, 15.78%, 15.28%, 14.38%, 12.83%, 12.81%, 15.01%, and 13.27%, respectively. In the comparison of this paper's method with FAHP+TOPSIS combined evaluation, euclidean map method, and genetic algorithm assignment, the difference between the seven weight values of the euclidean map method is larger, 5.56%. The evaluation times of the four methods were 41 s, 38 s, 47 s, and 118 s. Compared with the other three methods, the genetic algorithm assignment took the most time.

Introduction / Tim Oakes and Jun Wang -- Assembling new models : global networks and state aspirations -- Creative clusters in Shanghai : transnational intermediaries and the creative economy / Justin O'Connor And Xin Gu -- Local planning practices and institutional innovation of the creative city : the case of Taipei city / Cheng-Yi Lin -- Sub-national neoliberalism through city restructuring and policy boosterism : a case of Hyderabad, India / Diganta Kumar Das -- Arts districts or art-themed parks : arts districts repurposed by/for Chinese governments / Yueming Zhang -- Spaces of restriction and leisure: Seoul's vision of the creative city / Jay Bowen -- Housing the arts in a developmental state : renaissance city Singapore / T.C. Chang -- Staging the glorious past : han-tang culture as a governing technique in Xian, China / Yang Yang -- Worlding through shanzhai : the evolving art cluster of dafen in Shenzhen, China / Jun Wang -- Encountering the cultural/creative city : negotiation, resistance, and community aspirations -- Accessing spaces, negotiating boundaries : the struggle between cultural policies and creative practices in Malaysia / Joanne B.Y. Lim -- Global knowledge and local practices : reinventing cultural policy in Busan, South Korea / Se Hoon Park -- "Creative class" subversions : art spaces in Beijing and Berlin / Julie Ren -- Making cultures and places from below : new urban activism in Hong Kong / Agnes Shuk-Mei Ku -- The cultural grassroots and the authoritarian city : spaces of contestation in Singapore / Jason Luger -- Everyday life of the working class in Mumbai: transformation, city branding, and gentrification / Dwiparna Chatterjee -- Afterword : creative city policy and social resistance / Margit Mayer.