21世紀를 대비한 持續可能한 地域開發戰略硏究

Abstract

This study aims at developing strategies for sustainable regional development. Specifically, primary concern is given to four sectors including environment, regional economy, housing, and land use and transportaion in suggesting sustainable developement strategies. A variety of strantegies for each sector in regional planning have been suggested. However, several types of conflicts take place among strategies, sectors, people, and even generations in implemeting sustainable regional development strategies. This paper introduced Campbell's (1996) notion of 'planner's triangle' which explains conflict structure among regional planning goals such as economic efficiency, environmental protection, and social equity on achieving sustainability. This paper concludes that sustainable development cannot be accomplished directly, rather approximately and indirectly through confronting and resolving the conflicts. It also concludes that the role of regional planners for sustainable development is crucial as negotiators resolving conflicts as well as creators innovating new strategies for sustainable development.