Incheon-Qingdao Intercity Network and Implications for Building a Trans-border Region

The Incheon-Qingdao (including Seoul metropolitan-Shandong) intercity network has flourished through geographical proximity and economic complementarities since the opening of the Chinese border in 1992. However, the inter-city relationship characterized by the exploitation of the difference in fact...

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Published in:Seoul journal of economics 2011, 24(2), , pp.221-245
Main Author: Park, Se Hoon
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Regions
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