#4336. Korean Urban Regeneration: Design Emphasizing Historical, Regional, and Cultural Values

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Abstract:
The article discusses the concept of urban regeneration and summarizes the types of policies that make up urban regeneration as a public policy field. As urban regeneration policies are heavily context-dependent, the article uses the example of China to illustrate how urban regeneration policies have emerged and how they have been shaped by urban problems and by the dominant responses to them. The article concludes with a discussion of the current challenges to urban regeneration as both a concept and a policy field.
Keywords:
Urban regeneration; public policy; dominant responses; challenges

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