摘要
在明确我国发达地区城郊地带的发展背景,并对研究进展进行梳理的基础上,文章分析总结了我国发达地区城郊地带发展的基本特点。认为与传统城郊地带相比,我国发达地区城郊地带的运行机制和空间格局更趋复杂多变,进而对该地带出现的多重空间错位进行了分析。分析认为:(1)目前我国发达地区的城郊地带多重空间错位产生的根源,是城镇化、产业化、非农化的空间格局并非完全一致;(2)城郊地带多种发展功能的空间格局常存在不匹配现象,这也加剧了多重空间错位的复杂性;(3)差异性均衡是我国发达地区城郊发展的总体趋势,需要政府进一步进行科学的调控。而明确城郊地带的多重空间错位,有利于科学认识该地带的发展演变、并对其进行合理规划。
On the basis of the regional developed regions’ background and the related research progress, this study analyzes and summarizes the basic evolution characteristics of developed regions’ suburbs in China. Compared with the traditional suburban areas,the operating mechanism and spatial pattern of the suburban areas in the developed regions are more complex and diversification. It analyzes the multiple spatial dissymmetry in developed regions of China,the results show that: 1) At present,the layouts of industrialization,urbanization and non-agricultural are not completely consistent in the developed regions’ suburbs, and their relationships show the spatial dissymmetry;2) Suburban areas of developed regions are undergoing the multi-functional development,which presents unharmonious phenomenon among the different functions, so it is contributed to the complexity of the spatial dissymmetry in this region;3) The diverse equilibrium development is the overall trend in the developed regions’ suburbs in China,but these diverse development should get a scientific regulation by the government. In short,based on the analysis of the multiple spatial dissymmetry,it is beneficial to understand the areas’ scientific evolution and reasonable planning.
作者
宋志军
SONG Zhijun(College of Environment and Planning,Henan University,Kaifeng 475004,Henan,China;Key Laboratory of Geospatial Technology for the Middle and Lower Yellow River Regions,Ministry of Education,Henan University,Kaifeng 475004,Henan,China)
出处
《经济地理》
CSSCI
CSCD
北大核心
2021年第8期45-53,共9页
Economic Geography
基金
国家自然科学基金项目(42071156)。
关键词
城镇化、产业化和非农化(“三化”)
多功能化
城乡一体化
多重空间错位
发达地区城郊地带
urbanization
industrialization and non-agriculturization
multi-functionization
urban-rural integration
suburban spatial dissymmetry
suburbs of developed regions
