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Regional development in the Yangtze and the Zhujiang Delta regions

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Challenges to urban areas : the floating population

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The relation of career adaptability to satisfaction and turnover intentions

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The influence of satisfaction and promotability on the relation between career adaptability and turnover intentions

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Globalization, governance, and development of the Pearl River Delta region

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China's regional economic development

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Hong Kong's Position in Guangdong Under 'One Country, Two Systems'

Chan, Roger C. K. - 2011

Hong Kong and south China have been undergoing a rapid process of economic integration since the 1980s. The model of “front shop and back factory” is known as the most typical in transborder cooperation utilising economic complementarity across the border. Economic integration of Hong Kong...

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