
- Metropolitan governance reforms
- Snyder, Nicholas; Hernandez, Evelyn; Maxwell, Lisa; Hester, Sharinita; Kapucu, Naim
- Fatih University
Title |
Metropolitan governance reforms
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Sub Title | The case of Seoul metropolitan government |
Material Type | Article |
Author(English) |
Snyder, Nicholas; Hernandez, Evelyn; Maxwell, Lisa; Hester, Sharinita; Kapucu, Naim |
Publisher |
[Istanbul, Turkey] : Fatih University |
Date | 2012-01 |
Journal Title; Vol./Issue | European Journal of Economic and Political Studies:vol. 5(no. 2) |
Pages | 23 |
Subject Country | South Korea(Asia and Pacific) |
Language | English |
File Type | Link |
Subject | Government and Law < Governance Government and Law < Political Development |
Holding | Fatih University |
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Abstract
Seoul is transforming into a global city that is competitive with many of the most notable cities in the world such as Tokyo, New York, and London. Seoul’s metropolitan governance structure is uniquely suited to the Korean peninsula and has been able to be dynamic in order to adapt to political changes the country has experienced. This article examines the initiatives behind metropolitan governance reforms in Seoul and the factors that play an important role in influencing the current governance structure. The Seoul Metropolitan Government (SMG) is set on improving the lives of citizens and ensuring they are happy with their city through transparency, accountability, efficiency, and effectiveness of government among other things. This region has become a strong contributor to the economic growth of the county and helped to create opportunities to attract and retain businesses, implement innovative investment projects and develop a talented workforce. (The rest omitted)