THE RE-SCALING OF UNEVEN DEVELOPMENT IN GHANA AND INDIA
THE RE-SCALING OF UNEVEN DEVELOPMENT IN GHANA AND INDIA
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加纳和印度发展不平衡的重新调整
DOI：
10.1111/j.0040-747x.2004.00333.x
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发表时间：
2004
影响因子：
4.8
通讯作者：
J. Nijman
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作者：
R. Grant;J. Nijman
过去几十年来，自由化和放松管制的政策使以前受保护的区域市场暴露在全球资本的强大力量之下。对加纳和印度的一项比较研究表明，门户城市阿克拉和孟买是积累的主要场所，也是其更广泛领土经济增长的关键区域引擎。这些城市中心发出的区域推动力需要重新调整城市、区域和国家层面的经济增长和不平衡发展。加纳和印度的政府政策强调增长的好处，却在很大程度上忽视了随之而来的空间不平等的风险。版权所有 (c) 2004，荷兰皇家地理学会 KNAG。
Over the past couple of decades, policies of liberalisation and deregulation have exposed formerly protected regional markets to the powerful forces of global capital. A comparative study of Ghana and India suggests that the gateway cities of Accra and Mumbai serve as the primary theatres of accumulation and as key regional engines of growth in their wider territorial economies. The regional push emanating from these urban centres entails a re-scaling of economic growth and of uneven development at the urban, regional, and national levels. Government policies in Ghana and India emphasise the virtues of growth and largely ignore, at a risk, the accompanying spatial inequalities. Copyright (c) 2004 by the Royal Dutch Geographical Society KNAG.