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Infrastructure planning as a tool to facilitate economic restructuringin Japan: the experience of governmentintervention黃慧穎, Wong, Vivien. January 1996 (has links)
published_or_final_version / Urban Planning / Master / Master of Science in Urban Planning
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Infrastructure planning as a tool to facilitate economic restructuring in Japan : the experience of government intervention /Wong, Vivien. January 1996 (has links)
Thesis (M. Sc.)--University of Hong Kong, 1996. / Includes bibliographical references (leaf 122-126).
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The provision of infrastructure in Nagoya during the 1990’sGenoway, Noël Edward 11 1900 (has links)
This thesis discusses changing priorities in urban infrastructure in Japanese cities especially due to
emerging pressures such as ' internationalization', the shift to ''knowledge-intensive industries', and the
search for a higher urban 'quality of life'. Case studies are presented of four major projects under way in
metropolitan Nagoya during the early 1990s, which the author visited as part of field studies under taken
in 1994. These are:
1) The Chubu International Airport, a national infrastructure project;
2) The Aichi Cultural Center and the International Design Center Nagoya, address the issue of 'culture"
and are regional infrastructure projects;
3) The Shidami Human Science City, which was designated in the 'City's New Basic Plan' as a priority
project to upgrade the city's economic infrastructure.
The research findings suggest that in the 1990s, Nagoya was indeed moving towards a new urban
development strategy based around these major infrastructure projects.
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The provision of infrastructure in Nagoya during the 1990’sGenoway, Noël Edward 11 1900 (has links)
This thesis discusses changing priorities in urban infrastructure in Japanese cities especially due to
emerging pressures such as ' internationalization', the shift to ''knowledge-intensive industries', and the
search for a higher urban 'quality of life'. Case studies are presented of four major projects under way in
metropolitan Nagoya during the early 1990s, which the author visited as part of field studies under taken
in 1994. These are:
1) The Chubu International Airport, a national infrastructure project;
2) The Aichi Cultural Center and the International Design Center Nagoya, address the issue of 'culture"
and are regional infrastructure projects;
3) The Shidami Human Science City, which was designated in the 'City's New Basic Plan' as a priority
project to upgrade the city's economic infrastructure.
The research findings suggest that in the 1990s, Nagoya was indeed moving towards a new urban
development strategy based around these major infrastructure projects. / Arts, Faculty of / Geography, Department of / Graduate
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