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ArticleShenzhen – A typical benchmark of Chinese rapid urbanization miracle

Jiafan Cheng2023

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Shenzhen – A typical benchmark of Chinese rapid urbanization miracle

Jiafan Cheng · Mingxing Chen · Shujuan Tang

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Year2023

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Published2023-06-19

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ISSN-L0264-2751

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Citations106

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ShelfChina's Socioeconomic Reforms and Governance

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