Spatial Selectivities of the Urban Regeneration New Deal as a State Spatial Project: Scalar Polarization and Territorial Homogenization (국가 공간 프로젝트로서 도시 재생 뉴딜의 공간 선택: 스케일 양극화와 영토적 동질화)

DONG-WAN GIMM (김동완)

doi:10.33638/JHS.62.1

Spatial Selectivities of the Urban Regeneration New Deal as a State Spatial Project: Scalar Polarization and Territorial Homogenization

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2023, 62(), pp.5-32
DOI : 10.33638/JHS.62.1
Publisher : Institute for Human studies, Kyungnam University
Research Area : Humanities > Other Humanities
Received : August 31, 2023
Accepted : September 22, 2023
Published : October 31, 2023

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ABSTRACT

This study analyzes the urban regeneration program, portraying a spatial policy for the past ten years in the aspects of state space and spatial selectivity. First, by examining the existing research frame that has analyzed state space broadly, this study introduces a method of understanding a specific policy program as a vector of state spatial shape change. Through this, it analyzes the trends within the state space that past urban regeneration programs, especially the 'Urban Regeneration New Deal' project, have been selected and formed as spatial projects. As a result, this study theoretically identifies that the central government-led urban regeneration policy is a state spatial project that has caused top-down homogenization at the national scale within the state space. Through these conclusions, in addition to thinking about the direction of fundamental decentralization and fiscal decentralization, this paper urges the practice of continuously monitoring and evaluating the spatial selection of each current policy program and the vector of fluctuations in the state space.

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state space, spatial selectivity, urban regeneration, centralization, balanced development

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