Economic globalization and its impacts on urban system in China
Xu, X.U.E.Q.I.A.N.G.; Zhang, R.O.N.G.; Yeh, A.G.
The Journal of Chinese Geography 6(1): 1-17
1996
ISSN/ISBN: 0218-1444 Document Number: 308295
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