Site Title: City, Public Value, and Capitalism: New Urban Visions and Public Strategies

Edited by Hiroyuki Mori, Tomohiko Yoshida, and Ari-Veikko Anttiroiko

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Foreword
1. The Age of Urban Visions
2. Public Value in the Late Modern City
3. Smart City
4. Practices of Japanese Local Cities Coping with Population Decline
5. The Ecological City
6. Building an Inclusive City
7. Restorative Cities as Regulatory Governance
8. Policies That Trigger Gentrification in Kyoto City
9. Court Mediation as a Public Interest Platform
10. Single-Mother Shared Housing as Space for Inclusion
11. Digital Transformations in Planning
12. Smart and Sustainable?
13. Citizen-Centric Urban Governance
References
Editors
Contributors
Credits

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Foreword — Hiroyuki Mori, Tomohiko Yoshida, and Ari-Veikko Anttiroiko
1. The Age of Urban Visions: From Global Cites to Civic Cities — Hiroyuki Mori
2. Public Value in the Late Modern City — Hiroyuki Mori and Ari-Veikko Anttiroiko
3. Smart City — Tomoyuki Chikamoto and Toshiyuki Shimizu
4. Practices of Japanese Local Cities Coping with Population Decline — Kiyonobu Kaido, Keiro Hattori, Yasuyuki Fujii, Mihoko Matsuyuki, and Tomohiko Yoshida
5. The Ecological City: With a Specific Focus on Participatory Biological Conservation — Ryo Sakurai
6. Building an Inclusive City — Ari-Veikko Anttiroiko
7. Restorative Cities as Regulatory Governance — Veronica Taylor and Mary Ivec
8. Policies That Trigger Gentrification in Kyoto City — Tomohiko Yoshida
9. Court Mediation as a Public Interest Platform: The Example of Maintenance Fee for Elders in Taiwan — Shu-chin Grace Kuo
10. Single-Mother Shared Housing as Space for Inclusion — Lisa Kuzunishi
11. Digital Transformations in Planning: An Australian Context — Matthew Kok Ming Ng, Balamurugan Soundararaj, and Christopher Pettit
12. Smart and Sustainable? Capitalism and City Futures in the Age of Crisis — Kris Hartley
13. Citizen-Centric Urban Governance — Hiroyuki Mori, Tomohiko Yoshida, and Ari-Veikko Anttiroiko
References
Editors
Contributors
Credits

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