TY - CHAP
T1 - Economic geography of Indonesia: location, connectivity, and resources
AU - Hill, Hal
AU - Resosudarmo, Budy P.
AU - Vidyattama, Yogi
PY - 2010
Y1 - 2010
N2 - Twenty papers examine the spatial distribution of economic growth in Asia. Papers discuss regional integration, agglomeration, and income distribution in East Asia; geography of cluster-based industrial development; rural clustering at incipient stages of economic development--hand-weaving clusters in Lao PDR; spatial networks, incentives, and the dynamics of village economies--evidence from Indonesia; the Iskandar Development Region and Singapore; spatial integration and human transformations in the Greater Mekong subregion; rural development and issues in Vietnam--spatial disparities and some recommendations; economic geography of Indonesia--location, connectivity, and resources; spatial considerations on decentralization and economies of concentration in Indonesia; spatial agglomeration, firm productivity, and government policies in Indonesia--concentration and deconcentration in the manufacturing sector; spatial disparities and development policies in the Philippines; spatial disparities in Thailand and government policy; reshaping economic geography in China; the political economy of government policies toward regional inequality in China; China's growth and the balancing of interregional and urban-rural development; industrial agglomeration and economic performance in transitional China; capital allocation, regional specialization, and spillover effects in China; coastal China's urban-rural spatial restructuring under globalization; a history of the Republic of Korea's industrial structural transformation and spatial development; and lessons from experience--reshaping economic geography in East Asia. Index.
AB - Twenty papers examine the spatial distribution of economic growth in Asia. Papers discuss regional integration, agglomeration, and income distribution in East Asia; geography of cluster-based industrial development; rural clustering at incipient stages of economic development--hand-weaving clusters in Lao PDR; spatial networks, incentives, and the dynamics of village economies--evidence from Indonesia; the Iskandar Development Region and Singapore; spatial integration and human transformations in the Greater Mekong subregion; rural development and issues in Vietnam--spatial disparities and some recommendations; economic geography of Indonesia--location, connectivity, and resources; spatial considerations on decentralization and economies of concentration in Indonesia; spatial agglomeration, firm productivity, and government policies in Indonesia--concentration and deconcentration in the manufacturing sector; spatial disparities and development policies in the Philippines; spatial disparities in Thailand and government policy; reshaping economic geography in China; the political economy of government policies toward regional inequality in China; China's growth and the balancing of interregional and urban-rural development; industrial agglomeration and economic performance in transitional China; capital allocation, regional specialization, and spillover effects in China; coastal China's urban-rural spatial restructuring under globalization; a history of the Republic of Korea's industrial structural transformation and spatial development; and lessons from experience--reshaping economic geography in East Asia. Index.
U2 - 10.1111/j.1467-9787.2010.00709_2.x
DO - 10.1111/j.1467-9787.2010.00709_2.x
M3 - Chapter
SN - 9780821376416
T3 - Reshaping Economic Geography in East Asia
SP - 115
EP - 134
BT - Reshaping Economic Geography in East Asia
A2 - Huang, Yukon
A2 - Bocchi, Alessandro Magnoli
PB - The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development / The World Bank
CY - United States
ER -