| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 83523 | Applied Geography | 2012 | 4 Pages |
China's rapid growth and structural change since the reform in the late 1970s have generated many intriguing issues for scholarly research. This paper notices the drastic rise of China in foreign investment, export, and ICT production. Through a comprehensive review of the literature on globalization, industrial restructuring and regional development, this paper holds that the research on China is embedded in China's reform process, as well as theoretical development in economic geography. It highlights the important role of institutions and global-local interactions in industrial and regional development.
► We notice the drastic rise of China in foreign investment, export, and ICT production. ► We argue that the research on China is embedded in China's reform process, as well as theoretical development in economic geography. ► We highlight the important role of institutions and global-local interactions in industrial and regional development.
