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In this paper, w... MC Helble,T Aizawa - 《Social Science Electronic Publishing》 被引量: 1发表: 2016年 Poverty and Urbanization in Asia Jayanthakumaran offers a much-needed summary of the rapid pace of urbanization, urban poverty, and inequality in Asia. The chapter also draws attention ...
Urbanization and Inequality in Asia This paper provides a quantitative analysis of how the changing dual economic structure and... R Kanbur,J Zhuang - 《Asian Development Review》 被引量: 74发表: 2013年 Urbanization and Urban Growth in Africa During the past three decades, there has been rapid...
Most importantly, fiscal resources are always limited, even in the affluent industrialized world, where its effects have been proven insufficient to reverse or contain rising inequality1. It should be stressed that the distributional problem is more urgent and important in developing countries, ...
after a threshold point, environmental pollution decreases as economic growth increases. It can find an inverted U-shaped relationship between economic growth and CO2emission. The findings also show that urbanization should be planned; otherwise, it can lead to environmental degradation in the long run...
Our results show that EWP has a cumulative effect in the long run. Human inequality has a negative effect on EWP, while the effect of urbanization is positive. Compared to developed countries, the negative impact of human inequality and the positive impact of urbanization are more pronounced in...
promoted the unprecedented progress of human civilization. Accordingly, the fact that industrial “violence” (by means of tools) conquers the nature improved men’s status. On this basis, the whole social division of labour and organizational structure would inevitably bring about gender inequality. ...
social inequality, and uneven economic development. Urbanization has a particularly significant impact on the natural environment at both a local and global scale. Changing topography and geomorphology involved in urbanization often involves the flattening of terrain. Special topographic and geomorphic conditi...
opportunities is very limited [73]. In relation to rural–urban migration, the relationship is usually found that when urban and rural inequality is sharpened, the attractiveness of the city will be stronger, which in turn will result in increased in-migration to the city [76]. The increase ...
non-renewable energy consumption and urbanization are the chief contributors to environmental degradation in the CIVETS countries. Economic expansion mitigates environmental deterioration in Colombia, South Africa, and Turkey, but contributes to pollution in Egypt, Indonesia, and Vietnam. Finally, the causa...