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1 REFERENCES & SECONDARY DATA SOURCES Chapter 1: Introduction Dyck, Robert G. and Huang, Wei (2001). Globalization and Sustainability in the Pearl River Delta. Conference Paper for World Planning School Conference, Shanghai, China, July, Lin, G. C. S (1997). Red Capitalism in South China: Growth and Development of the Pearl River Delta. Vancouver: University of British Columbia Press. This book serves as the starting point model of my thesis. It describes the dramatic economic and spatial transformation of China s Pearl River Delta region over the past decade. The author reviews the processes behind the development and discusses the implications of such change. He systematically examines the transformation of the Chinese spatial economy to reveal the patterns of spatial and economic restructuring the delta, and provides three case studies that focus on rural industrialization, transport development, and the influence of Hong Kong. Perry, Elizabeth J. and Mark Seldon, eds. (2000). Chinese Society: Change, Conflict and Resistance. London and New York: Routledge. Smil, Vaclav (1993). China s Environmental Crisis: An Inquiry into the Limits of National Development. New York: M.E. Sharpe, Inc.

2 References & Secondary Data Resources After China has become a very strong economic force in the global scheme, more and more researchers pay attention to its environmental problems. This book focuses more on the Chinese people s quality of life which is highly associated with environment quality, than physical environment indicators. Chapter 2: Regional Context Australia-China Chamber of Commerce and Industry of New South Wales (2002). Chamber Reports On Recent Developments: China s Pearl River Delta. Available at: Cao, Y.Z., G. Fan, and W.T. Woo (1995). Chinese Economic Reforms: Past Success and Future Challenge. Paper presented at the meeting of the Asia Foundation Project Economics in Transition, Ho Chi Mihn City, Hanoi, Beijing, and Ulan Batoc. China National Environmental Protection Agency (NEPA) (1996). China Environmental Yearbook China Urban Statistical Yearbook, Dyck, Robert G. and Huang, Wei (2001). Globalization and Sustainability in the Pearl River Delta. Conference Paper for World Planning School Conference, Shanghai, China, July, Government of Guangdong Province, Guangdong Construction Agency (2001). Supplemental Materials Collection for Guangdong Urban and Rural Development Meeting, May, The core report in this brochure states the Guangdong provincial government s goal to speed up urbanization. It lists comparisons of development patterns and urbanization indicators between Chinese cities and cities in other countries.

3 References & Secondary Data Resources Guangdong EPA ( ). Annual Environmental Reports. Guangzhou Planning Bureau (2001). Guangzhou Comprehensive Development Strategy Plan. The above two documents are similar comprehensive plans for Guangzhou, the capital of Guangdong Province, also the biggest city in the Pearl River Delta area. They discuss primarily about the development goal, the city s land use, ecological environment, and its transportation problems. Huang Zhimin (July, 2001). Personal interview in Guangzhou, China. Li, Si-ming and Tang, Wing-shing (eds) (2000). China s Regions, Polity, & Economy: A Study of Spatial Transformation in the Post-Reform Era. Hong Kong: the Chinese University Press. Li, Si-ming, Tang, Wing-shing, and Kwok, Reginald Yin-Wang (2000). Space, Place, and Region and the Study of Contemporary China. In Li and Tang (eds) China s Regions, Polity, & Economy. Hong Kong: the Chinese University Press. Lin, G. C. S (1997). Red Capitalism in South China: Growth and Development of the Pearl River Delta. Vancouver: University of British Columbia Press. Ming, Zhang (1999). Map of the Pearl River Delta. Available at: The World Bank (1997b). Clear Water Blue Skies: China s Environment in the New Century. Washington D.C.: the World Bank. Topic Group of the Foreign Investment Division of the Guangdong Development and Planning Commission (2001). Preliminary Study on Utilization of Foreign Capital in Guangdong Province in the Tenth Five-Year Plan Period. On This government document evaluates Guangdong Province s economic status and foreign investment

4 References & Secondary Data Resources environment. It provides a comprehensive plan from the government s point of view. World Resources Institute (1997). World Resources : A Guide to the Global Environment. Available at: (2001) Summary of Guangdong s 50-years of Economic Development. The Public Information Network of Guangdong Government. (2001). Guangdong Environmental Protection Bureau. There are updated environmental quality data, government policies and reports on the whole province on the website. (2001). Hong Kong Special Administration Region of the People s Republic of China, Government Information Center. (2001). Planning Department. As an important investor in the Pearl River Delta area, Hong Kong businessmen keep a close track on the region s development. This is a gateway homepage leading to many other resources. (2001). China: Guangdong Investment. This is an investor s guide online supported by the provincial government. Yeh, Anthony G. (2000). Foreign Investment and Urban Development in China, in Li, Si-ming and Tang Wing-shing, (eds.), China s Regions, Polity, & Economy. Hong Kong: The Chinese University Press. Chapter 3: Literature Review China Statistical Yearbooks, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, and Beijing: China Statistical Press. Federal Register, Vol 55 No. 82. March 30, 1990

5 References & Secondary Data Resources Fu, Jun (2000). Institutions and Investments: Foreign Direct Investment in China during an Era of Reforms. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press. The book is a thorough study on the evolution of China's FDI regulatory framework, international perspectives on it, modes, trends and patterns of FDI in China. It also provides evidence from China's taxation policies for its high demand for FDI. Gentry, Bradford (1999). Foreign Direct Investment and the Environment: Boon or Bane? In OECD (1999), Foreign Direct Investment and the Environment. Paris: OECD. Georgieva, K. (1998): Environment and the Crisis in East Asia: A Step Back or a New Way Forward? Background Paper for the Pacific Basin Economic Council/World Bank Roundtable on Expanding Public-Private Partnerships: Economic Competitiveness and Environmental Concerns in the Asia-Pacific Region. September Hong Kong. Graham, Edward M. (2000). Fighting the Wrong Enemy: Antiglobal Activists and Multinational Enterprises. Washington, D.C.: Institute for International Economics. Excerpts are available online: Hayter, Roger (1997, ongoing), The Dynamics of Industrial Location: The Firm, the Factory and the Production System. Notes of the book can be found at Henderson, Vernon (2000). On the Move: Industrial Deconcentration in Today s Developing Countries. In Yusuf, Shahid and Wu, Weiping and Evenett, Simon (eds.) (2000), Local Dynamics in an Era of Globalization. Washington, D.C.: Oxford University Press. Hong, Jianwu (June 2001). Personal interview, Guangzhou, China.

6 References & Secondary Data Resources Howell, Jude (2000). Foreign Trade Reform and Relations with International Economic Institutions. In Hudson (eds) (2000), The China Handbook. Chicago and London: Fitzroy Dearborn Publishers. Hudson, Christopher (eds.) (2000). The China Handbook: Perspectives onto the 21 st Century. Chicago and London: Fitzroy Dearborn Publishers. The book provides and overview of China's development path in the second half of the 20th century, with particular emphasis on the period since Its chapters focus on China's key economic programs and policies as well as China's handling of important trade and investment relationship with neighboring countries. IMF (1977). IMF Balance of Payments Manual (4 th ed.) Jones, Tom (1998). Economic Globalization and the Environment: an Overview of the Linkages. In OECD (1998), Globalization and the Environment: Perspective from OECD and Dynamic Non-member Economies. Paris: OECD Publications. Kirdar, Uner (eds.) (1997). Cities Fit for People. New York: United Nations Publication. Lin, G. C. S (1997). Red Capitalism in South China: Growth and Development of the Pearl River Delta. Vancouver: University of British Columbia Press. Naughton, Barry (eds) (1997). The China circle: Economics and Electronics in the PRC, Taiwan, and Hong Kong. Washington, D.C.: Brookings Institution Press The book tells how the China Circle emerged, stimulated by economic complementary, and how firms play the central roles in the story, with government policies playing secondary. OECD (1996). Benchmark Definition of Foreign Direct Investment. Paris: OECD Publications.

7 References & Secondary Data Resources (1997). Applying Market-based Instruments to Environmental Policies in China and OECD Countries. Paris: OECD Publications. The publication presents the papers from a workshop of a Programme of Dialogue and Co-operation which the OECD initiated with China in It examines the use of economic instruments in environmental policies in China, especially on the cost-effective approach to control air pollution. (1998). Globalization and the Environment: Perspective from OECD and Dynamic Non-member Economies. Paris: OECD Publications. (1999). Foreign Direct Investment and the Environment. Paris: OECD Publications. Research Center for Environment and Development for the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (1996). International Environment Reporter, December 11 th, 1996, p Shapiro, Judith (2001). Mao s War Against Nature: Politics and the Environment in Revolutionary China. UK: Cambridge University Press. This book records the disastrous degradation of China s natural environment during the ear of Mao Zedong. It not only examines China s environment from a historical point of view, but also explores the social and historical roots of patterns that affect not just China but the world. Smil, Vaclav (1984). The Bad Earth: Environmental Degradation in China. Armonk, N.Y.: M.E. Sharpe ; London : Zed Press. The mid-1980 book is based on a report on China s environment for the World Bank from then newly emerged Chinese sources. It provides rich and useful data on China s land, water, air, biota, and solutions to the degrading environment in the early 80s context.

8 References & Secondary Data Resources (2000). China s Environment and Natural Resources. In Hudson (eds) (2000), The China Handbook. Chicago and London: Fitzroy Dearborn Publishers. Sung, Yun-wing (1997). Hong Kong and the Economic Integration of the China Circle. In Naughton (eds.), The China Circle: Economics and Electronics in the PRC, Taiwan, and Hong Kong. Washington, D.C.: Brookings Institution Press The World Bank (1997a). China 2020: Development Challenges in the New Century. Washington D.C.: the World Bank. (1997b). Clear Water Blue Skies: China s Environment in the New Century. Washington D.C.: the World Bank. (1999). Entering the 21st Century: World Development Report 1999/2000. Washington, D.C.: World Bank; New York: Oxford University Press. Wan, Guang Hua (1995). Peasant Flood in China: Internal Migration and its Policy Determinants. Third World Quarterly, 1995, 16(2): Wong, Linda (1994). China s Urban Migrants: the Public Policy Challenge. Public Affairs, 1994, 67 (3): World Resources Institute (1997). World Resources : A Guide to the Global Environment. Available at: Wu, Weiping (1997). The Case of China. In Kirdar, Uner (eds), Cities Fit for People. New York: United Nations Publication. Pp (2002). United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific.

9 References & Secondary Data Resources Yeh, Anthony G. (2000). Foreign Investment and Urban Development in China, in Li, Si-ming and Tang Wing-shing (eds.), China s Regions, Polity, & Economy. Hong Kong: The Chinese University Press. Yusuf, Shahid and Wu, Weiping and Evenett, Simon, eds. (2000). Local Dynamics in an Era of Globalization: 21st Century Catalysts for Development. Washington D.C.: Oxford University Press. The book is a companion volume to the World Development Report 1999/2000 which assembles a selection of papers that relate to the unfolding of local dynamics in an increasingly integrated world environment. It has four subcategories on globalization and economic development: The world of globalizing forces, managing urbanization in a globalizing world, making decentralization work in a global economy, and building competitive cities for the 21st century. It is rich in globalization and urban change theories and case studies. Zhang, Tianzhu, Wang, Dongqing, Wu, guangyou, and Wang, Jinnan (1997). Water Pollution Charges in China: Practice and Prospects. In OECD (1997), Applying Market-based Instruments to Environmental Policies in China and OECD Countries. Paris: OECD Publications. Zou, Ji and Yuan, Haiyo (1997). Air Pollution, Energy and Fiscal Policies in China: A Review. In OECD (1997), Applying Market-based Instruments to Environmental Policies in China and OECD Countries. Paris: OECD Publications. Chapter 4: Theoretical Framework Copeland, B.R. (1996). Trade, Environment and Growth: Implications for Canada. In Harris, Richard G. (1996), the Asia Pacific Region in the Global Economy: A Canadian Perspective. Calgary: University of Calgary Press.

10 References & Secondary Data Resources Copeland, B. R. and Taylor, M. S. (1994). North-South Trade and the Environment. Quarterly Journal of Economics, 109 (1994): Garber, Peter (1993). The Mexico U.S. Free Trade Agreement. Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press. Grossman, Gene M. and Krueger, Alan B. (1993). Environmental Impacts of a North American Free Trade Agreement. In Garber (eds.) (1993), The Mexico U.S. Free Trade Agreement. Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press. Harris, Richard G. (1996), the Asia Pacific Region in the Global Economy: A Canadian Perspective. Calgary: University of Calgary Press. Jones, Tom (1998). Economic Globalization and the Environment: an Overview of the Linkages. In OECD (1998), Globalization and the Environment: Perspective from OECD and Dynamic Non-member Economies. Paris: OECD Publications. Lin, G. C. S (1997). Red Capitalism in South China: Growth and Development of the Pearl River Delta. Vancouver: University of British Columbia Press. Ng, Isabella (1999). Fertile Soil for a Commercial Miracle. Time, September 27, 1999 VOL. 154 NO. 12 OECD (1998). Globalization and the Environment: Perspective from OECD and Dynamic Non-member Economies. Paris: OECD Publications. Potter, Ptman B. (2000). Law Reform and China s Emerging Market Economy. In Hudson (eds.) (2000). The China Handbook: Perspectives onto the 21 st Century. Chicago and London: Fitzroy Dearborn Publishers.

11 References & Secondary Data Resources Chapter 5: Analysis Chen, Lie (2001). Personal interview, June, 2001, Guangzhou, China. Chen, Xinggeng (2001). Personal interview, June, 2001, Guangzhou, China. China National Statistics Bureau Year Book, Copeland, B. R. and Taylor, M. S. (1994). North-South Trade and the Environment. Quarterly Journal of Economics, 109 (1994): Dongguan Statistics Bureau Yearbook, Dyck, Robert G. and Huang, Wei (2001). Globalization and Sustainability in the Pearl River Delta. Conference Paper for World Planning School Conference, Shanghai, China, July, Huang, Zhimin (July, 2001). Personal interview, Guangzhou, China. Government data (1995). Government of Guangdong Province, Guangdong Construction Agency (2001). Supplemental Materials Collection for Guangdong Urban and Rural Development Meeting, May, Guangdong EPA ( ). Annual Environmental Reports. Guangdong Yearbook (2000). Guangdong Statistic Yearbook (1999) Guo Jiaxiang (2001). Analysis of Industrial Structure of Guangzhou in 1990s. Jones, Tom (1998). Economic Globalization and the Environment: an Overview of the Linkages. In OECD (1998), Globalization and the Environment: Perspective from OECD and Dynamic Non-member Economies. Paris: OECD Publications.

12 References & Secondary Data Resources Lin, G. C. S (1997). Red Capitalism in South China: Growth and Development of the Pearl River Delta. Vancouver: University of British Columbia Press. Wu, Duiling (2001). Getting to Know Dongguan s Economic and Social Sustainable Development. Guangdong Environmental Assessment and Management, July 2001: (2001). Guangdong Information Network. (2001). City Descriptions. The Public Information Network of Guangdong Government. (2001). China: Guangdong Investment. (2001). National Statistics Bureau of China. Chapter 6: Findings & Recommendations Chen, Lie (2001). Personal interview, June, 2001, Guangzhou, China. Chen, Xinggeng (2001). Personal interview, June, 2001, Guangzhou, China. The World Bank (1997b). Clear Water Blue Skies: China s Environment in the New Century. Washington D.C.: the World Bank.