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Based on the comparative analysis method, this chapter selected the new towns around the HSR in Wuxi and Hangzhou as comparative cases and analyzed their planning and development. Moreover, the research focused on the key planning content, development stakeholders and decision-making analysis of the new town around HSR stations, and a framework for comparative analysis was established based on this focus.
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The New North District government of Changzhou City issued relevant opinions on the construction of Xinlong International Business City. http://www.czndcjj.gov/newscenter/2277.htm.
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Changzhou Xinbei District Planning Bureau executive authority. Source: Changzhou City Planning Network (http://www.czghj.gov.cn/).
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Changzhou Tianning District Planning Bureau executive authority. Source: Changzhou City Planning Network (http://www.czghj.gov.cn/).
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Wang, L., Gu, H. (2019). Comparative Analysis of Planning and Development of HSR New Towns. In: Studies on China’s High-Speed Rail New Town Planning and Development. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-6916-2_5
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