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Urban spill over vs. local urban sprawl: Entangling land-use regulations in the urban growth of China's megacities

作者：Wei Yaping, Zhao Min   出版商：Science Direct   出版日期：2009 年 1 月
Abstract ：Rather than a bad case of urban sprawl, the physical expansion of China’s megacities may be viewed as a combination of ‘urban spill over’and local urban sprawl’.This paper reviews land use regulations in their institutional context and argues that conflicts in land use regulation are related to ideologies of land ownership and embedded in different planning doctrines. These hypotheses are investigated with special reference to Guangzhou, the capital of Guangdong Province in southern China. The evidence suggests that entangled land use regulations for “urban” and “rural” land have imposed serious constraints on urban growth, while the contradictions of different policies and regulations in the use of rural lands for urban construction have led to intensive and unhealthy competition among stakeholders. As a result, not only have the costs of land conversion from rural to urban uses increased, but the spatial development of Guangzhou has been distorted. The implications of these failures for future policy are discussed with emphasis on the reform of the land use regulation system.
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