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Development of the Construct of Urban Inclusivity and its Indicators System: For the Inclusive City Agenda in Korea

Space and Environment / Space and Environment, (P)1225-6706; (E)2733-4295
2016, v.26 no.4, pp.109-158
https://doi.org/10.19097/kaser.2016.26.4.109


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Abstract

As the need for the New Urban Agenda for Korean cities is rising with the Habitat III conference, this study tries to set the agenda of the inclusive city as an alternative city vision by conceptualizing the construct of urban inclusivity and operationalizing it through the development of an indicator system. First, it defines the concept of the inclusive city based on revisiting various discussions on social exclusion and integration in cities, and proposes capacity building, interdependence, participation and spatial openness as four dimensions for urban inclusivity. The dimension of capacity building consists of income, health, education, and cultural capabilities; interdependence consists of fair division of labor and social reciprocity; participation consists of degree of involvement and allocation of power; and spatial openness consists of affordable housing, external interaction, and spatial integration. We evaluated the relative importance and relevance of the four dimensions, 11 components, and 33 indicators through consultation with experts and AHP analysis of their surveys. The results show that capacity building is the most important and interdependece and participation are almost equally important as two separate dimensions. Affordable housing is highlighted in the dimension of spatial openness. Based on the evaluation of the indicators, this study suggests a urban inclusivity indicators system(UIIS) with the relative importance for the indicators used as weights to provide foundation for subsequent studies.

keywords
the inclusive city, agenda setting, urban inclusivity, construct, indicators system, 포용도시, 의제 설정, 도시 포용성, 구성개념, 지표체계

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