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deveLoping territoriaL

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eUnsUn iM YoUngjoo lee Misook cHa

MYUngHWa HWang

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kriHs sPecial rePort 2015 Vol. 27

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ISBN 979-11-5898-066-5 ISBN 978-89-8182-991-9 (Set)

Developing territorial Sentiment Indicators for place-based and citizen-oriented

policy Making

at a point where “citizen happiness” is being proposed as a new policy goal which goes beyond the traditional territorial policy, this research is developed based on the perception that it is necessary to develop new indicators and new methodologies that will improve consensus among citizens and quality of sentiment in territorial policy. in order to enable measurement of consensus and quality of sentiment in territorial policy, this research emphasizes promotion of “site-oriented localization,”

“operability,” “collaboration” of the indicators. From the perspective of site-oriented localization of the indicators, improvement has been made on policy-local suitability and targeting capability through the development of individual, subjective and qualitative indicators that can offset the limitations in gross, objective and quantitative indicators.

this work is foundational in that it attempts to develop new indicators to measure policy performance, and apply convergence method combining spatial information and territorial statistics. Furthermore, not only does this research develop the indicators and methodologies, but also it showcases a pilot study, and thereby demonstrates the possibility of policy application. in the future, the indicators and methodologies proposed in this research may be used, through test-proofing, policy application and other developmental phases, in promoting national consensus and the quality of sentiment in territorial policies.

to read the reports above, go to:

http://www.gdpc.kr/publication/report.do?cate=special KRIHS SpecIal RepoRt SeRIeS

special report 1 public dispute resolution in korea

special report 2 structural Changes in the rental housing Market: Causes and policy responses

special report 3 Building infrastructure for the facilitation of economic Cooperation in northeast asia in the 21st Century: focusing on Land transport Linkages between korea and China

special report 4 Land Management information system in korea

special report 5 Building a peace Belt in the south-north korean Border region special report 6 Land suitability assessment system for smart Urban growth in korea

special report 7 study on effective relocation of public agencies outside the Capital region of south korea special report 8 establishment of national gis of korea

special report 9 Mitigation Countermeasures for environmental degradation from development: focusing on planning process and institutionalization

special report 10 Changes and achievements of environmental and Water resources policies special report 11 planning strategies towards sustainable Land Management in korea: Linking spatial

development plan and environmental plan

special report 12 high speed rail Construction of korea and its impact

special report 13 korea planning support systems: frameworks & development strategies

special report 14 selecting inter-korean Collaborative projects in the Border region in the east sea Coastal area and the analysis of its ripple effects

special report 15 fundamentals of spatial development and planning Before and after the reunification of germany

special report 16 the development of transportation infrastructure in korea: retrospect and prospect special report 17 green growth: a paradigm shift in regional development

special report 18 enhancement of Linkage between housing and transportation policies: focus on residential Location Choice in the seoul Metropolitan area

special report 19 a paradigm shift and policies for river Management in korea

special report 20 a study on transport infrastructure policy in smart knowledge society: focusing on the impact of information and Communication technology (iCt) on travel Behavior special report 21 a study of the status diagnosis on health and Longevity in Cities by region for the

improvement of the Quality of Life

special report 22 a study on the Urban industrial Location policy for the vitalization of regional economy special report 23 the national Minimum standard on transport services of the road infrastructure’s

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special report 24 analysis on the effects of housing policy for rural areas in korea : Using system dynamics Model

special report 25 Changing Landscape of private rental Market in korea

special report 26 research on Urban policy development for Urban resilience reinforcement

special report 27 developing territorial sentiment indicators for place-based and Citizen-oriented policy Making

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KRIHS SpecIal RepoRt 2015 Vol.

deveLoping territoriaL

sentiMent indiCators for pLaCe-Based and

Citizen-oriented poLiCy Making

eUnsUn iM YoUngjoo lee Misook cHa

MYUngHWa HWang

27

Not for sale

ISBN 979-11-5898-066-5 ISBN 978-89-8182-991-9 (Set)

Developing territorial Sentiment Indicators for place-based and citizen-oriented

policy Making

at a point where “citizen happiness” is being proposed as a new policy goal which goes beyond the traditional territorial policy, this research is developed based on the perception that it is necessary to develop new indicators and new methodologies that will improve consensus among citizens and quality of sentiment in territorial policy. in order to enable measurement of consensus and quality of sentiment in territorial policy, this research emphasizes promotion of “site-oriented localization,”

“operability,” “collaboration” of the indicators. From the perspective of site-oriented localization of the indicators, improvement has been made on policy-local suitability and targeting capability through the development of individual, subjective and qualitative indicators that can offset the limitations in gross, objective and quantitative indicators.

this work is foundational in that it attempts to develop new indicators to measure policy performance, and apply convergence method combining spatial information and territorial statistics. Furthermore, not only does this research develop the indicators and methodologies, but also it showcases a pilot study, and thereby demonstrates the possibility of policy application. in the future, the indicators and methodologies proposed in this research may be used, through test-proofing, policy application and other developmental phases, in promoting national consensus and the quality of sentiment in territorial policies.

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researCh on UrBan poLiCy deveLopMent for UrBan

resiLienCe reinforCeMent

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ISBN 979-11-5898-065-8 ISBN 978-89-8182-991-9 (Set)

Research on Urban policy Development for Urban Resilience Reinforcement

the purpose of this report is to determine how the concept of resilience can be incorporated into urban policies in order to construct a safe city capable of withstanding natural disasters, which have grown in magnitude and are accelerating at a much faster pace. this research thoroughly reviews several concepts related to resilience that are currently being researched and discussed in developed nations, and examines the relevant laws, regulations and case studies of the United states. Based on this research findings, the report suggests the direction of urban policy and the assignments to reinforce urban resilience against natural disasters.

this research has attempted to reestablish the concept of resilience within the context of disaster prevention, and perform a thorough review of the latest trends of developed countries in the application of resilience. Based on this research findings, this report presents urban resilience policies including the development of methods of resilience assessment that consider the regional characteristics, the construction of a multi-defense structure and reinforcing the competence of local governments in advance. the developing countries are grappling with climate change and urbanization, with natural disasters taking a toll on their economy due to lack of technical expertise and funding.

Policies and implications proposed in this study will contribute to establishing disaster prevention system and the urban resilience in developing countries.

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