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Research on the Dual-Layer Governance Model and Leadership and Coordination Bodies in China’s Regional Integration with a Focus on the Yangtze River Delta Integration
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Abstract
This paper takes the Yangtze River Delta integration as the research object, deeply explores the application and importance of the dual-layer governance model in the process of China’s regional integration. Through the analysis of the practice of Yangtze River Delta integration, it expounds the connotation and characteristics of the dual-layer governance model, as well as the key role played by the leadership and coordination bodies in it. Meanwhile, it analyzes the current challenges and problems, and puts forward corresponding countermeasures and suggestions, aiming to provide theoretical reference and practical guidance for promoting the development of China’s regional integration.
Keywords
Yangtze River Delta integration, dual-layer governance model, regional integration, leadership and coordination bodies
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Gao,J. (2024). Research on the Dual-Layer Governance Model and Leadership and Coordination Bodies in China’s Regional Integration with a Focus on the Yangtze River Delta Integration. Journal of Applied Economics and Policy Studies,6,67-74.
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