昆山軌跡（英）THE KUNSHANG WAY
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- 作者：
（美）唐根 著
- 出版社：
外文出版社
- ISBN：9787119064321
- 出版日期：2010-1-1
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圖書簡介
《昆山軌跡》是外文出版社“中國城記”系列叢書之一。作者以西方人的視角還原昆山城市底色，通過一些被人們習以為常或容易忽略的細節(jié)，透視昆山經(jīng)濟在中國改革開放大潮中迅速崛起的原因。全書共10萬余字，圖片200余張，分昆山總覽、風土人情、發(fā)展軌跡、商務(wù)合作、未來展望和附錄等六個部分。作者把昆山城市發(fā)展脈絡(luò)放到中國改革開放和城市化的大背景下，作者歷時一個月的采訪，走遍了昆山各個園區(qū)和區(qū)鎮(zhèn)，訪問了“昆山之路”的決策者和親歷者、政府部門負責人、企業(yè)經(jīng)營者和眾多普通市民。作者體驗式的采訪生動地展示了昆山經(jīng)濟、文化、社會的各個側(cè)面，也為讀者勾勒出昆山“開放、融合、創(chuàng)新、卓越”的城市個性。
目錄
The I-Pod you Listen to was made in Kunshan; if you have a Cornpaq, Acer, Dell,Toshiba, HP or MSI aptop it was manufactured in Kunshan, almost 20 percent of the world's digital cameras are manufactured in Kunshan; more than 2 bihon dollars worth of bicycles and bicycle parts are manufactured there each year. If you are under 18, chances are you sat in a stroller and car seat designed and manufactured in Kunshan. Everyday something flora Kunshan touches you or someone you know,yet you have never heard of it.In China, Kunshan is just one of over 100 cities with over a million people.Twenty years ago it was a collection of rural towns and villages organized as a township; today it is the No.1 county-level city by GDP in China. How this meteoric transformation occurred is due to two factors, its proximity to Shanghai and the collection of innovative approaches and methods which make up the Kunshan Way.By reading this book, you will hear Kunshan's story from the government and business leaders who have created it and the people who live there. You will have a better idea of how China uses its central planning/local implementation approach to drive its economy and how Chinese cities are organized. Just as importantly,you will learn about what Lies beyond the numbers, what is unique about Kunshan,where the roots of its success came from and what it has to offer.
作者簡介：
Hr. Einar Tangen is an American citizen, of half decent, who split his youngeryears between the US and England. After attending undergraduate and law school,he practiced for five years and then founded E-TECH, which provides financialcontrol and project management services for large infrastructure projects. His workon these projects led to an interest in urban development and finance. Hr. Tangen'spast work includes: Republic of Korea, FDI Advisor; Wisconsin International TradeCouncil, Chair; Milwaukee Business Improvement District, No. 2, Chair; MilwaukeeBoard of Zoning Appeals, Chair; Milwaukee Debt Commission, Chair; Federal HomeLoan Bank of Chicago CIC, Board and Stife Nicolaus & Co., Milwaukee 0ffice,First Vice-President Structured Finance. In 1999 he visited China as a guest of thegovernment, which eventually led to him moving to Beijing in 2006. In China, headvises Heilongjiang Province, Hebei Province's ETDZ and a number of privateclients on foreign technology strategy and acquisitions. He also writes a bi-weeklbusiness article on China for American business magazine "Biz Times".
