Study on adaptability of the workshop-methods for main point in operation: From the difference of purpose in conceptual planning

The purpose of this paper is how to arrange workshop according to main point in operation. We prepared the hypothesis the cause by which a methodology varies is strength or a planning order. And we compared three types of workshop operations. Consequently. followings are understood. (1) If relation...

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Published inJOURNAL OF RURAL PLANNING ASSOCIATION Vol. 23; no. 23-suppl; pp. 247 - 252
Main Authors Kuroiwa, R.(Utsunomiya Univ. (Japan)), Fujimoto, N, Mitsuhasi, N
Format Journal Article
LanguageJapanese
English
Published THE ASSOCIATION OF RURAL PLANNING 30.11.2004
Subjects
PARTICIPATION
REGIONAL PLANNING
RURAL PLANNING
RURAL URBAN RELATIONS
WORKSHOPS
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Summary:The purpose of this paper is how to arrange workshop according to main point in operation. We prepared the hypothesis the cause by which a methodology varies is strength or a planning order. And we compared three types of workshop operations. Consequently. followings are understood. (1) If relation of planning order is strong, unplementability. a sense of responsibility, and area nature appear in a planning strongly. But a long-term viewpoint tends to be missing. (2) If relation, of planning order is little strong, a long-term viewpoint is insufficient in planning. But the execution capability of administration is needed. (3) If relation of planning order is weak, it becomes important now autonomy and a sense of responsibility are made.
Bibliography:E50
2005005516
ISSN:0912-9731
1881-2309
DOI:10.2750/arp.23.23-suppl_247