Stakeholder Analysis in Urban Community Regeneration in China: The Case of Shenzhen
Publication: ICCREM 2021
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Urban community regeneration has become an urgent urban problem in China due to the fast growth of economics and urbanization during past decades. With the characteristic of complexity, time consuming, and high uncertainty, urban community regeneration requires collaboration of stakeholder groups and individuals coordinating with a shared vision and common goals. Thus, stakeholder analysis can be an essential step to understand the interaction mechanism of stakeholder in urban community regeneration decision making. This paper aims to develop a research methodology to analyze stakeholders in urban community regeneration, using the case of Shenzhen. First, stakeholder analysis and social network analysis were proposed to be complemented as research methodology in the future study. Second, the stakeholders involved in different urban community regeneration processes were identified and their variations of participation were analyzed as well. Third, the expectations and demands of several types of stakeholder were compared. Finally, the pros and cons of Shenzhen model was discussed.
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