政策网络视角的城市更新决策机制研究OACHSSCD

Urban regeneration involves complex public decision-making processes necessitating multi-stakeholder collaboration,with the government playing a pivotal role.Drawing on policy network and cooperative game theories,this study takes the comprehensive redevelpoment of the Shanghai Bund waterfront as an example and develops a"dual-drive"explanatory framework—driven by public participation and interdepartmental negotiation—to explore the mechanisms of intergovernmental bargaining and cooperation.Interdepartmental negotiation,through non-procedural coordination among government departments and between government and market actors,integrated regional development demands with the city's overall strategic objectives.Public participation,through media coverage,design exhibitions,and public voting,enhanced transparency within the decision-making process.Through these interactions,the project was ultimately implemented successfully amidst high risks and tight time constraints,which contributes to a deeper understanding of decision-making logics and the collaborative mechanism of urban governance.