A typology of network city in a socio-economically disadvantaged region

Jeong, Yoon-Young; Moon, Tae-Heon; Han, Jung Hoon

doi:10.1016/j.ccs.2015.12.001

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“…Ketika suatu wilayah ditentukan oleh jejaring yang melibatkan pusat kota maupun kawasan pinggiran, perkembangan wilayah tergantung dari jejaring yang terdapat dalam program pembangunan masyarat (Jeong, et al, 2016). Pada saat yang sama, jejaring juga bias menimbulkan persaingan antara mereka yang ingin mempertahankan daya saing wilayahnya dan mereka yang ingin mengembangkan kawasannya (Kahler, 2009) .…”

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Kewirausahaan berbasis Komunitas : Model Bisnis untuk Pengelolaan Aset dan Infrastruktur

Megawati

Pratono

Mulya

et al. 2019

Jurnal Manajemen Aset Infrastruktur &Amp; Fasilitas

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Kewirausahaan berbasis Komunitas : Model Bisnis untuk Pengelolaan Aset dan Infrastruktur

Megawati

Pratono

Mulya

et al. 2019

Jurnal Manajemen Aset Infrastruktur &Amp; Fasilitas

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“…(Anholt, 2007). Jeong et al (2015) examine a typology of network cities by linking a range of mobility environments to small and medium-size cities in a socioeconomically disadvantaged Dongnam region, Korea. They had shown that some socio-economically disadvantaged small cities in the region where mobility environments are relatively weak were excluded in forming urban networks.…”

Section: Networking Of Cities and Sustainable Regional Developmentmentioning

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“…Many small and medium-sized cities do not possess sufficient transportation links with other cities, including administrative centres, even within the same region. In our research, we paid special attention to this point, since the local impact of passenger, cargo and migration flows on forming a network city within a region was approved to be of high importance (Jeong et al 2015). From our point of view, if the main goal is to gain regional sustainability, it doesn't make sense to create a network that consists solely of developed cities and excludes socio-economically disadvantaged settlements.…”

Section: Small Cities In Russia: Prospects Of Networking For Sustainabilitymentioning

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Networking of small cities to gain sustainability

Mingaleva¹,

Шерешева²,

Оборин³

et al. 2017

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The paper addresses networking as a basis for cooperation of small cities leading to more sustainable regional development at the city, regional, and federal level. It is shown that networking of cities can contribute to increasing sustainability in many ways. Still, additional research is needed to adjust best management practices discussed in the relevant academic literature to the peculiarities of transition economies. The objective of the research presented in the paper was to help regional and municipal authorities in the optimization of territorial development planning aimed at long-term sustainability. Research was carried out in Russia on an example of two regions, namely Perm Krai and Vladimir Oblast. The case study revealed that local authorities underestimate the potential of small cities in raising regional sustainability. Actually, a number of small cities in both regions have hidden competitive advantages but cannot realize them separately, whilst development of regional city networking is a fruitful approach to improve their socio-economic situation, and to boost sustainable regional development. Therefore, when planning regional development, federal and local authorities should regard the role of small cities, including disadvantaged and depressed ones, as potentially valuable members of a city network. Measures to embed small cities into different types of networks should be based on the thorough assessment of their resources, with the aim to develop collaboration of cities with mutually beneficial network externalities.

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“…Previous studies such as Alves et al (2016) [21], Lopez-Carreiro and Monzon (2018) [22], Choi (2018) [23], and Jeong et al (2016) [24] have used typologies as a tool for urban sustainable planning such as population growth, performance in intelligent transport systems, or degree of development and mobility. Holland (2015) [25] constructed a typology according to urban policies of development in North American cities, identifying eight typologies to illustrate the range of choices available to decision-makers in the policy process of urban public policy making.…”

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An Environmental Health Typology as a Contributor to Sustainable Regional Urban Planning: The Case of the Metropolitan Region of São Paulo (MRSP)

2019

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The recognition of metropolitan regions and their growth as a necessary scale of analysis for their integrated management has become a central characteristic of urban planning. The current metropolitan landscape warrants the use of instruments beyond the municipal scale, especially since the economic integration of cities and their development are accentuating urban problems that affect the sustainability of cities. The São Paulo Metropolitan Region (MRSP), one of the world’s megacities, is used as a case study to identify how typologies can contribute to integrated sustainable urban planning and management at the metropolitan level. It applies the territorial analytical typology based on the Driving-Force-Pressure-Situation-Exposure-Effect-Actions (DPSEEA) Environmental Health Matrix to identify the heterogeneity of conditions encountered in large metropolitan regions such as the MRSP. The results show a great variety of environmental and social conditions present in the municipalities of the MRSP that condition the sustainability and health of the urban environment. This typology constitutes a first step to characterize metropolitan regions in socioenvironmental terms using as a conceptual basis a matrix of environmental health indicators, being a precursor in the largest metropolitan region of Brazil.

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A typology of network city in a socio-economically disadvantaged region

Cited by 4 publications

References 16 publications

Kewirausahaan berbasis Komunitas : Model Bisnis untuk Pengelolaan Aset dan Infrastruktur

Kewirausahaan berbasis Komunitas : Model Bisnis untuk Pengelolaan Aset dan Infrastruktur

Networking of small cities to gain sustainability

An Environmental Health Typology as a Contributor to Sustainable Regional Urban Planning: The Case of the Metropolitan Region of São Paulo (MRSP)

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