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Do Urban Decentralization Policies Affect the Green Space? A Case Study of Beijing

2025-07-21

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>To tackle the challenges of “urban diseases” brought about by excessive urbanization, numerous cities worldwide have implemented decentralization policies. Unlike previous socioeconomic-focused studies, this research evaluates the 2015 policies aimed to relieve Beijing of functions non-essential to its role as the capital (RBNE), analyzing its differential impacts on green space (GS) an...

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03da90dc-10db-5eed-bb3b-96575ceb76b9
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-7111687/v1
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