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1 30 1 Vol.30 No ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY Jan : (2010) C922 A [1] [2-4] [5-7] 7% 1990 [8] [9-10] [11-12] [13-14] % 11.07% ;

2 Q= Fig.1 Increase ratio of total population Fig.3 3 /1990 Locational quotient of floating population/ Fig.2 Increase ratio of floating population 1 4 /2000 Fig.4 Locational quotient of floating population/ Q i = F i F t 2000 P i P t 5 Q i i F i i P i i F t P t 3.9 Q i = 1 i Q i > 1 i 11 Q i < 1 i

3 Fig.5 Street distribution of floating population /1990 Fig.6 Spatial characteristics1 of educational level 1 7 /2000 Fig.7 Spatial characteristics2 of educational level/ / /% Tab.1 Spatial characteristics of agriculture, manufacture and construction/% % % % % % 34.5% % 20% CBD % % 1,

4 % % 0.17% 0.47% % % % % 16.93% % 8.62% 2 Tab.2 Spatial distribution of floating population sorted by native places

5 [17] Fig.8 Spatial distribution of foreign enclaves in Guangzhou 2 CBD m [15-16]

6 [J] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] and regional development in China 1990 and 2000 census comparisons[j].the Professional Geographer [8] [18] [9] [J] [10] Shen J F.Chinese urbanization and urban policy[c]//lau C M and Shen J F et al. China Review. Hong Kong Chinese University Press [11] [12] Fan J and Taubmann W. Migrant enclaves in large Chinese cities [C]//Logan J R. The new Chinese city. Oxford Blackwell Publishers [13] 3 [1]. [M].. [M]. [M].. [J].. [J]. [7] C Cindy Fan. Interprovincial migration, population redistribution. [J]... [J].. [J] [14]. [J] [15]. [N] (A08) [16] Michael Lyons [J] [17] (A04). [18] [N] [J]

7 46 30 ON SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION AND EVOLUTIVE LAWS OF FLOATING POPULATION IN GUANGZHOU YAO Hua - song 1,XU Xue - qiang 2, XUE De - sheng 2 (1. Guangzhou Developmental Academy,Guangzhou University,Guangzhou ,Guangdong,China; 2. Center for Urban and Regional Studies,Sun Yat - Sen University,Guangzhou ,Guangdong,China) Abstr act: Floating population plays a vital part in China s current urbanization and modernization. Studies on floating population have been a hot point for scholars from every discipline. This paper, taking Guangzhou as an example, first, analyzed the characteristics of spatial distribution of floating population in Guangzhou during , found that general spatial distribution of floating population was suburb-orientated, population with higher educational level tended to choose new developmental area as their destination, occupation structure was strongly influenced by industrial transition and regional shifting. What is more, Guangzhou witnessed enclave economy by native places of floating population and foreign enclaves under globalization. Then, three evolutive laws of spatial distribution of floating population were come up with, which included urban development pattern and industrial spatial transferring, registered permanent system and dual labor market system, human and social capital of floating population themselves. Key words: spatial distribution;evolutive laws;floating population;guangzhou 1977 E- mail yhscf@163.com 21 EVOLUTION OF PUBLIC POLICY ATTRIBUTES OF WESTERN REGIONAL PLANNING AND ITS REVELATION ZHANG Jing - xiang 1,HE Jian - yi 2 (1. Urban and Regional Planning Dept.,Nanjing University,Nanjing ,Jiangsu,China; 2. Urban Development Research Institute, Jiangsu Housing and Urban-rural Development Dept.,Nanjing ,Jiangsu,China) Abstract: After World War,regional planning in western countries experienced a remarkable process, transformed from technical control to public policy guidance. It closely relates with the economic & social development conditions and overall change of institutional environment. Since 2000, with the change of Chinese economic and institutional environment, public policy turning of regional planning has also become a reality tendency. This paper systematically reviews the development course of western regional planning and evolution of public policy attributes; it concludes regional planning organizations in different governance concepts. And as the reference,it puts forward some suggestions for future development and improvement of Chinese regional planning. Key words: regional planning;public policy;institutional environment;western countries;china 1973 E- mail @163.com

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