Does Rapid Economic Growth Accompanied by Massive Migration Necessarily Result in Severe Environmental Pollution? -- A Case Study of Pear River Delta in China.
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Yi, Z; Leiwen, J
Published in: Current Politics and Economics of China
2000
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2000
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3
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Yi, Z., & Leiwen, J. (2000). Does Rapid Economic Growth Accompanied by Massive Migration Necessarily Result in Severe Environmental Pollution? -- A Case Study of Pear River Delta in China. Current Politics and Economics of China, 3(3), 427–445.
Yi, Zeng, and Jiang Leiwen. “Does Rapid Economic Growth Accompanied by Massive Migration Necessarily Result in Severe Environmental Pollution? -- A Case Study of Pear River Delta in China.” Current Politics and Economics of China 3, no. 3 (2000): 427–45.
Yi Z, Leiwen J. Does Rapid Economic Growth Accompanied by Massive Migration Necessarily Result in Severe Environmental Pollution? -- A Case Study of Pear River Delta in China. Current Politics and Economics of China. 2000;3(3):427–45.
Yi, Zeng, and Jiang Leiwen. “Does Rapid Economic Growth Accompanied by Massive Migration Necessarily Result in Severe Environmental Pollution? -- A Case Study of Pear River Delta in China.” Current Politics and Economics of China, vol. 3, no. 3, 2000, pp. 427–45.
Yi Z, Leiwen J. Does Rapid Economic Growth Accompanied by Massive Migration Necessarily Result in Severe Environmental Pollution? -- A Case Study of Pear River Delta in China. Current Politics and Economics of China. 2000;3(3):427–445.
Published In
Current Politics and Economics of China
Publication Date
2000
Volume
3
Issue
3
Start / End Page
427 / 445