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090811
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2009.
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This paper investigates the effect of agglomeration on foreign direct investment (FDI) location in China. We use different measures of agglomeration, and test both within and across region agglomeration effect. The results suggest that urbanization, foreign-specific agglomeration and industry diversity have positive impact on FDI location. Urbanization, foreign-specific agglomeration and industry specialization, also significantly promote industrial FDI. The results also suggest there exist both within and across region agglomeration effects. Other factors including market size, wage, education, road density, government policy and trade cost also have significant impacts on FDI location.
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090691
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2009.
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This article examines ethnic stereotypes in biological race classification of Europeans between the 1830s and 1940s as part of political discourse on national identity. Anthropologists linked physical-psychological types to nations and national character stereotypes through 'national races', achieving an often quite enduring international consensus on each race's mentality. The article argues that race mentality narratives were therefore partly dictated by their place within a dynamic interlocking European system. I focus on two key interacting elements that structured this system: the central role of the Germanic-Nordic blond and the geographically uneven process of modernisation. I consider the spatiality of socio-cultural and political factors 'external' to the stereotype system, such as geopolitics and modernisation, but also emphasise that discursive relationships between national stereotypes helped structure the international stereotype system. My conclusion argues for greater consideration of the influence of both scientific and international systemic factors in research on national identity
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100238
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New Delhi, India International Centre, 2010.
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16p.Pbk
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Occasional Publication : 21
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140114
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New York, Doubleday and company, Inc., 1963.
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431p.: maps, photographhbk
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| 011258 | 950.332/KAN 011258 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
033095
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12th ed.
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Essex, Hunter Publishing, Inc., 1991.
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232p.Pbk
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0904439852
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| 033185 | 909.982305/WOR 033185 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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140557
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London, Methuen and co. ltd., 1968.
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x, 143p.pbk
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416948804
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| 001840 | 911.47/TAA 001840 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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002087
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London, George Philip Ltd., 1991.
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xv,288p.
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0-540-05632-4
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044585
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7th ed.
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London, Methuen and co. ltd., 1983.
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208p.Pbk
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0416323804
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162632
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Changes in regional income gaps in China reflect the role of both the market and the government in the Chinese economy. Since 2003, government policies have aimed to distribute more resources to less developed areas. Although this process is accompanied by a narrowing interregional income gap, it does not represent real “convergence” between regions. From the perspective of spatial–political economics, the free movement of people is helpful to realize regional economic balance through agglomeration, while investment policies that deviate from the comparative advantage of less developed regions may lead to spatial misallocation of resources and unsustainable economic growth. In order to achieve further integration and development in the Chinese economy in the future, restrictions to the flow of production factors must be alleviated so that the market can truly become a decisive force for the allocation of resources.
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123711
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2013.
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This paper considers the film Frozen River (2008) for the purpose of considering how the US-Canadian border is dramatised within the context of two women caught up in a illicit trading of migrants via a Native American Reservation. Re-calibrating more mainstream Hollywood's fascination with the United States' southern border, Frozen River usefully focuses attention on two areas that deserve further reflection namely the materiality of borders and border crossings and biopolitics. The paper concludes with some reflections on how borders, biopolitics, dispossession and sovereignty need further theorization by political geographers and other scholars.
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ID:
029617
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DelhI, B R Publishing Corporation, 1984.
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xxxix, 311p.hbk
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| 024993 | 959.1/SAN 024993 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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056890
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ID:
092963
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2009.
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Geography's central concern is place. Ironic, then, that it is characterised by placeist relations of power that permeate both the production and consumption of geographical knowledge.
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114576
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2012.
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What explains the course of Uyghur-related violence in Xinjiang and Central Asia since 1990? Using data derived from a variety of sources, I argue that the locations and types of violent incidents were influenced by a combination of Chinese government policies and the political geography of Xinjiang. Specifically, 1990 to 1996 were dominated by logistically complex incidents in a low-level violent campaign in Xinjiang. The Strike Hard campaign in 1996 brought about an increase in logistically simple incidents in Xinjiang and some violence in Central Asia as Uyghur separatists had trouble moving people, information and weapons across the well-guarded, difficult terrain of Xinjiang's borders. China's rapprochement with Central Asian countries in the late 1990s led after 2001 to a dramatic decrease in Uyghur-related violence in general, but also signalled the appearance of logistically creative attacks that required little planning or materials. My findings suggest that Uyghur rebels will have a difficult time mounting a large-scale violent campaign as long as China retains even minimal control of Xinjiang.
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165009
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New York, Guilford Press, 2018.
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xiii, 384p.pbk
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9781462533732
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| 059630 | 915.1/WON 059630 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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093814
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3rd ed.
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Beijing, Foreign Languages Press, 1984.
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216p.pbk
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0835113531
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143421
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Taipei, China Publishing Co., 1972.
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xii, 876p.hbk
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ID:
140065
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1st ed.
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London, Methuen and co. ltd., 1972.
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xiii, 370p.: maps, tableshbk
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41675791
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| 009671 | 910.133051/SHA 009671 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
188602
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China, China Intercontinental Press, 2004.
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148p.pbk
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7508506081
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| 060283 | 951.506/XIA 060283 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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148373
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Oxon, Routledge, 2015.
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xiv, 379p.hbk
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Asian States and Empires
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9780415502443
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| 058854 | 355.020951/ROY 058854 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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