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(Background and Purpose)It can be said that urban regeneration has become a buzzword of urban planning carried out worldwide. In the midst of such a change in urban planning paradigm, the Korean government is also formulating a variety of policies associated with urban regeneration. Under such background, the purpose of this study is to review major policies and cases both in and out of the country related to urban regeneration, with a focus on governance. This study intends to check relevant cases both in and out of the country to identify the decision-making process for urban regeneration projects and interpret them from the perspective of partnership via cooperation between the private and public sectors. (Method) This study aims to check the factors of change made over the past five years in urban regeneration-related governance through a survey of foregoing studies. Spatial scope-wise, this study intended to define the relationship between governance and urban regeneration by checking the governance in countries like Korea, the United Kingdom, France, the United States, Japan and surveying urban regeneration projects in major cities like London, Paris, New York, Seattle and Tokyo. Methodologically, this study was theoretically considered based on theoretical surveys and preceding studies and then engaged in a survey of cases both in and out of the country. Chapter 2 focuses on a survey of theories and preceding studies about urban regeneration and governance. Chapters 3 and 4 contain surveys and analyses of cases within SMG and abroad, respectively. Chapter 5 states the conclusion. Through such a flow, this study deals with governance cases on partnership-based urban regeneration projects both in and out of the country. (Results) This study concluded that urban regeneration and governance are closely associated with each other and that they are working as an irreversible trend. It appears that the importance of the role of partnership-based private communities and people-participating process will become larger. Also, in spending public budget for fostering the urban regeneration ecological system, measures should be taken to ensure that the effects of relevant policies are evenly distributed to people through meticulous pre-analysis of less-privileged people in the policy-making and execution processes. It is also necessary to establish a system that ensures relevant feedback to other policies based on objective appraisal of the projects carried out. (Conclusions) This study examined existing decision-making processes and relevant cases to ponder possible directions that should be adopted by cities in the future. As a conclusion, this study suggests that efforts should be made to ensure the proper working of the role of governance in each stage of policy decision, execution, and appraisal with the aim of making better residential cities.

A Study on the Governance of Domestic and Overseas Urban Regeneration Projects