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Citation	Growth Pole Strategy and Regional Development Planning in Asia. Proceedings of the Seminar on Industrialization Strategies and the Growth Pole Approach to Regional Planning and Development: The Asian Experience, Nagoya, Japan 4-13 November 1975. Nagoya, Japan: United Nations Centre for Regional Development, 1976.
Title	Growth Pole Strategy and Regional Development Planning in Asia. Proceedings of the Seminar on Industrialization Strategies and the Growth Pole Approach to Regional Planning and Development: The Asian Experience, Nagoya, Japan 4-13 November 1975
Year	1976
Material Type	Book
Features
Pages	455 p.
Relationships	Contents   p. 3-12 Problem of Regional Disparities: An Analysis of Indian Policies and Programmes p. 12-15 Industrialization Strategies and the Growth Pole Approach to Regional Planning and Development in India p. 17-34 Growth Centered Development within the Framework of Prevailing Development Policies in Indonesia p. 41-53 Industrialization Strategies and the Growth Pole Approach to South Thailand Regional Planning p. 59-74 Industrialization Strategy, Regional Development, and the Growth Centre Approach: A Case Study of West Malaysia p. 74-77 Measures for Industrial Decentralization in Malaysia p. 83-102 Regional Development and Planning: The Philippine Experience p. 107-126 Industrialization and Growth Pole Development in the Republic of Korea: A Case Study of Ulsan Industrial Complex in the Context of Regional Development in the Southern Coastal Area p. 126-132 Regional Development Policy for the Fourth Five-Year Plan of the Republic of Korea, 1977-81 p. 137-144 Industrialization, Location Policy, and Regional Development in Pakistan p. 144-151 Regional Development and Planning in Pakistan p. 153-156 Regional Development in Nepal p. 157-163 Policies of Spatial Discrimination in Promoting Development in Iran p. 165-174 Industrialization Strategies and the Growth Pole Approach to Regional Planning and Development: The Sri Lanka Case p. 191-234 Growth Poles and Regional Policy in Open Dualistic Economies: Western Theory and Asian Reality p. 247-277 Changing Pattern of Population Distribution in Japan and Its Implications for Developing Countries p. 280-282 New Industrial Areas Development in Japan [Summary] p. 295-305 Development Poles: Do They Exist? [Summary] p. 285-293 Spatial Economic Model of Japan for 1955-85: Transportation, Social Capital, and Interregional Linkages [Summary] p. 309-328 Growth Strategies and Human Settlement Systems in Developing Countries p. 333-387 Agropolitan Development: Towards a New Strategy for Regional Planning in Asia p. 390-395 Agropolitan Approach to Regional Planning: A View from the Hinterland [Summary]
Subjects	ASIA 01.04.04 DEVELOPMENT PLANNING 02.01.02 GROWTH POLES 02.01.02 INDUSTRIALIZATION 08.01.02 REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT 03.02.03 REGIONAL PLANNING 02.01.02
Abstract	"April 1976"
Control No.	1976 GP