Lecture

Urbanization Mechanisms: China Case Study

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Description

This lecture delves into the mechanisms of urbanization, focusing on the unique case of China, which has experienced rapid and massive urbanization. The instructor presents key statistics from 1971 to 2035, highlighting the shift towards urban living and the challenges posed by such growth. Comparisons with Switzerland's urbanization provide insights into managing urban growth and infrastructure development.

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